Building on my series about stocks making some fairly epic comebacks off their lows, I now want to talk about SoFi, which I know many follow. SoFi, was at one point down 85% from its highs and was in the dumps. It was considered a failing bank.
However, it would appear that as I've been writing, emerging from the great Covid post-crash are companies that have stuck to it, worked their tails off, and stuck to the core business.
Once a pandemic-era darling, SoFi’s stock price crashed by a staggering 85% from its highs. The descent was brutal, a reflection of both overzealous initial valuations and the challenging macroeconomic environment that followed. But here’s the kicker: from its lowest point, SoFi has rallied an incredible 334%. Yes, that’s right, a more-than-threefold increase from its lows.
What I find compelling about SoFi is that its recovery reflects a broader trend. Like other pandemic high-flyers, SoFi has had to adapt to the realities of post-pandemic growth. It’s not just about bouncing back; it’s about proving resilience and relevance in a vastly different economic climate.
I am following these moves closely and have many more to post about. Stay tuned! Also, if you have any stocks that are making comebacks like this, let me know. I have already mentioned PLTR, APP, TWLO, CVNA, DASH, and more. But, much more is on the way.
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