SoFi Technologies, Inc. - Common Stock (SOFI)

It might not stay under $30 per share for much longer.

The investor is trimming his stock portfolio during this bull market.

Recent trade worries have brought the stock down a bit.

Stock splits alter share price and count without changing market caps.

Shares of digital financial services company SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) jumped 3.4% in the afternoon session after a Goldman Sachs analyst raised the price target for the stock while keeping a Neutral rating. 

A favorable macro backdrop could supercharge already impressive growth for this business.

Don't expect the newfound excitement for this fintech stock to be short-lived.

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Carvana (CVNA) remains a top pick for analysts as its subprime financing and securitization structures prove resilient amid market concerns.

The government is the biggest student loan issuer and is reportedly considering selling some of the debt it owns.

SoFi has great growth prospects, but it's still a bank, and has a bank's risk profile.

The result might surprise you.

As the fintech industry matures and separates the leaders from the laggards, two names are rising to the top.

The Trump administration may sell $1.6 trillion of student loans, which would be huge for SoFi's business.

Discover SOFI Technologies, a top growth stock with accelerating 700% EPS growth, strong technicals, and a bullish chart pattern poised for a breakout.

SoFi Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:SOFI) shares are pulling back on Wednesday after surging more than 3% on Tuesday following reports that the Trump administration may sell portions of the federal government's $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio to private lenders.

The banking disruptor has been firing on all cylinders. But what could take it to the next level?

Shares of SoFi Technologies Inc. rose on reports of Trump administration considering selling federal student loans to private lenders.

SoFi Technologies appears to be forming a new range. Some traders will buy at the bottom and try to sell at the top.