NASDAQ:SOFI News 30 January 2026 - 7 February 2026

SoFi shares jumped 7.2% to $20.86 Friday after heavy trading and insider stock purchases by two executives, SEC filings show. The moves come ahead of key U.S. jobs and inflation data next week, which could impact rate-sensitive lenders.

SoFi shares climbed about 6% to $20.67 Friday afternoon, rebounding after two days of steep losses. Executive vice president Eric Schuppenhauer disclosed buying 5,000 shares, while director Steven J. Freiberg filed to potentially sell up to 94,225 shares. Traders are awaiting next week’s delayed U.S. jobs and inflation data for signals on interest rates.

SoFi shares fell 6.2% to $19.46 in premarket trading after a JPMorgan filing showed its stake dropped to 3.7%, below the 5% threshold. Executive Eric Schuppenhauer bought 5,000 shares at $19.93 each, raising his direct holdings. JPMorgan previously held 5.1% as of December 31. Affirm and PayPal also traded lower before the bell.

SoFi shares fell 3.7% to $19.98 Thursday after a JPMorgan filing showed its stake dropped below 5%, triggering less frequent disclosure requirements. The stock hit an intraday low of $19.20. JPMorgan analyst Reginald Smith upgraded SoFi to “Overweight” this week, maintaining a $31 price target. Broader fintech stocks and U.S. indexes also declined.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 4.6% to $20.75 Wednesday, with about 85 million shares traded. The Nasdaq dropped 1.5% and the S&P 500 slipped 0.5%. SoFi’s Chief Risk Officer entered a prepaid variable forward contract for $1.2 million, pledging 71,500 shares. Investors are watching upcoming U.S. jobs and inflation data after recent delays.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 6.4% to $20.37 Wednesday afternoon, erasing earlier gains after a recent J.P. Morgan upgrade. The drop followed a broader selloff in tech stocks and came days after SoFi posted a strong fourth-quarter profit. Chief Risk Officer Arun Pinto entered a prepaid variable forward contract tied to 71,500 shares, netting about $1.2 million upfront. Investors await next week’s delayed U.S. jobs and inflation reports.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 1.4% to $21.76 in premarket trading Wednesday after closing at $22.08. JPMorgan raised its rating on SoFi to overweight with a $31 price target following the stock’s post-earnings drop. An SEC filing showed Chief Risk Officer Arun Pinto entered a stock-linked forward contract involving 71,500 shares. SoFi reported record fourth-quarter revenue and ended 2025 with 13.7 million members.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 1.4% to $21.76 Tuesday after a volatile session with trading volume topping 92 million. JPMorgan upgraded the stock to Overweight, but UBS and Deutsche Bank trimmed their price targets. Traders await Wednesday’s delayed labor data and Fed minutes for rate signals. Other fintech stocks, including Upstart and LendingClub, also declined.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 3.4% to $21.34 Tuesday afternoon, despite JPMorgan upgrading the stock to “Overweight.” The drop followed a brief rally after last week’s strong earnings. Trading volume reached 66 million shares. SoFi also said it will liquidate its Next 500 ETF, with trading ending Feb. 18.

SoFi shares rose 0.2% to $22.12 by mid-morning Tuesday after JPMorgan upgraded the stock to Overweight with a $31 target. A recent SEC filing showed Chief Risk Officer Arun Pinto entered a hedging contract tied to 71,500 shares. SoFi will liquidate its Next 500 ETF after trustee approval. The stock briefly reached $23.34 before retreating.