SoFi Technologies is trying to widen its role in retail investing by giving individual investors a route into the SpaceX IPO, a deal that typically skews toward institutional clients. The stock last closed at $16.46, with returns down 4.7% over the past week, down 4.9% over the past month, down 40.1% year to date, and down 22.4% over the past year. This performance frames how the market has treated SoFi during this period.
Access to a high profile listing like SpaceX, together with healthier lending conditions at the five largest banks, is putting fresh attention on SoFi’s position in both investing and credit. For readers, this update is mainly about where SoFi is choosing to compete and how its connections with major banks might influence the company’s opportunity set over time.
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