Significant insider buying by CEO Anthony Noto and potential S&P 500 inclusion provide bullish catalysts.

Was down 3% amid a tough day for the fintech sector.

SoFi's business model is viewed as vulnerable to disruption from a future where users bypass such platforms by connecting self-custody wallets directly to decentralized applications and exchanges.

Extremely bullish sentiment following an interview where CEO Anthony Noto stated he believes the stock is undervalued and would be buying it himself, calling Wall Street analysts 'dead wrong'.

The stock is recovering from recent lows, and an upcoming interview with the CEO is viewed as a potential positive catalyst that could increase investor confidence. The speaker took a small 'starter' position.

The recent fall to $18.50 was described as 'insanity' and 'aggressive,' suggesting it was overdone. The stock's bounce and an insider share purchase are seen as positive developments.

As a high-beta fintech company, SoFi is getting hit hard in the current risk-off environment and broad market sell-off.

Mentioned as being part of a broader sell-off in the FinTech sector, which is currently out of favor with investors following poor results from companies like PayPal.

The recent sell-off appears to be an overreaction, presenting a potential buying opportunity as strong earnings do not justify the price drop.

The stock's 7% drop was seen as 'unjustifiably' hit after 'one of the best earnings ever.' The speaker bought the dip, and an analyst note recommended to 'aggressively accumulate,' viewing it as a buying opportunity.