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NASDAQ:SOFI 11 January 2026 - 30 January 2026

SoFi stock price slides after earnings, even with its first $1 billion quarter

SoFi stock price slides after earnings, even with its first $1 billion quarter

SoFi shares fell 4.5% to $23.27 Friday after the company reported its first billion-dollar adjusted revenue quarter and issued 2026 guidance. Adjusted net revenue jumped 37% to $1.01 billion, with loan originations at a record $10.5 billion. Technology platform accounts dropped 23% after a major client exit. CEO Anthony Noto warned that a proposed 10% credit card rate cap could sharply reduce card lending.
30 January 2026
SoFi stock slides ahead of Friday earnings as options price in a big SOFI move

SoFi stock slides ahead of Friday earnings as options price in a big SOFI move

SoFi Technologies shares fell 1.7% to $24.19 Thursday ahead of its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings report due Friday morning. Options markets are pricing in an 8.6% swing after results, with analyst ratings split and Bank of America assigning a sell rating. Fitch finalized ratings for SoFi’s new $347.5 million consumer-loan securitization. Trading volume topped 52 million shares.
SoFi stock price ticks higher as traders brace for Friday earnings and the Fed

SoFi stock price ticks higher as traders brace for Friday earnings and the Fed

SoFi Technologies shares rose 0.6% to $26.00 by midday Monday, with about 19 million shares traded. Investors are watching for SoFi’s Q4 and full-year earnings Friday and the Federal Reserve’s policy decision Wednesday. Peers showed mixed moves, with Affirm down and Upstart, PayPal up slightly. The Fed is expected to hold rates steady at 3.50%–3.75%.
SoFi stock price slips to $26.13 as traders size up a holiday-shortened week and Jan. 30 earnings

SoFi stock price slips to $26.13 as traders size up a holiday-shortened week and Jan. 30 earnings

SoFi shares fell 1.2% to $26.13 Friday, with volume near 40.8 million ahead of its Jan. 30 earnings report. A new SEC filing showed General Counsel Robert S. Lavet holds 41,905 shares directly. U.S. markets reopen Tuesday after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Investors await SoFi’s results for signals on loan growth and credit trends.
SoFi stock slips into holiday-shortened week as earnings, credit-rate talk loom

SoFi stock slips into holiday-shortened week as earnings, credit-rate talk loom

SoFi shares fell 1.2% to $26.13 Friday, their third straight decline, ahead of U.S. markets closing Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The stock remains below SoFi’s recent $27.50 equity raise price. Investors await the company’s Jan. 30 earnings report as policy debate over capping credit card interest rates keeps lender stocks volatile. Since Jan. 9, SoFi shares have dropped about 4.6%.
Why SoFi stock slipped late Thursday: $1,000 “Trump Accounts” match, ETF payout, earnings ahead

Why SoFi stock slipped late Thursday: $1,000 “Trump Accounts” match, ETF payout, earnings ahead

SoFi shares fell 0.8% to $26.44 in late Thursday trading, with about 48 million shares exchanged. The company said it will match the federal $1,000 seed for eligible employees’ children in new tax-advantaged “Trump Accounts.” Investors await SoFi’s Jan. 30 earnings report for 2026 guidance. The NYSE will close Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
SoFi stock drops 3% as “Trump Accounts” plan lands and investors eye Jan. 30 results

SoFi stock drops 3% as “Trump Accounts” plan lands and investors eye Jan. 30 results

SoFi Technologies shares fell 3.1% to $26.31 Wednesday after the company disclosed it sold nearly 58 million shares in a public offering, increasing dilution. The drop came as U.S. bank and tech stocks slid, with the S&P 500 down 0.8% and Nasdaq off 1.5%. SoFi also announced it will match the federal government’s $1,000 “Trump Account” seed for employees’ children. Quarterly results are due Jan. 30.
14 January 2026
SoFi stock rises as Trump’s 10% credit-card cap idea shakes lenders — what investors watch next

SoFi stock rises as Trump’s 10% credit-card cap idea shakes lenders — what investors watch next

SoFi shares rose 1.1% to $26.89 Tuesday afternoon, outperforming a 0.4% drop in the S&P 500 as investors assessed Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates. The policy push has rattled banks and payments firms, who warn it could restrict credit. Wall Street analysts see legal hurdles but say fintech lenders like SoFi could benefit if banks tighten lending. Focus turns to SoFi’s Jan. 30 earnings.
13 January 2026
SoFi stock drops late Monday as Trump’s credit-card cap idea collides with loan-market nerves

SoFi stock drops late Monday as Trump’s credit-card cap idea collides with loan-market nerves

SoFi shares fell 3% to $26.60 Monday after a volatile session, following President Trump’s proposal for a 10% cap on credit-card APRs. CEO Anthony Noto backed the cap, but analysts and investors warned it could restrict credit and shift borrowers to other debt. Consumer-credit stocks broadly declined. Markets await U.S. inflation data Tuesday and SoFi’s earnings on January 30.
13 January 2026
SoFi stock slides as CEO Anthony Noto weighs Trump’s 10% credit-card rate cap

SoFi stock slides as CEO Anthony Noto weighs Trump’s 10% credit-card rate cap

SoFi Technologies shares fell 2.4% to $26.74 Monday after CEO Anthony Noto said Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit-card rates could boost demand for personal loans. The stock had reached $28.05 before reversing. Capital One and Synchrony dropped 7.5% and 8.9%, while Visa and Mastercard each lost about 2%. Trump’s plan would cap rates for one year starting January 20.
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