SoFi stock fell 6% following a buy rating from StoneX due to rising long-term interest rates that threaten its lending margins. The fintech's advantage of holding customer deposits offers cheaper funding, but higher rates squeeze the profit gap between loan yields and funding costs. Affirm and Robinhood also saw sharp declines, with Affirm down 9% and Robinhood 6%, reflecting broader pressure on fintech lenders and brokers. SoFi's future performance depends on whether long-term rates stabilize or continue rising, impacting its earnings and valuation.
Following the fintech sector's pressure described in the news, SoFi shares are down 6.89% at USD 14.19 on Pluang as of Oct 14, 2026 22:41 WIB, with a market cap of $19.68 billion. Affirm is also trading lower at USD 70.41, down 9.60%, while Robinhood shares have slid 6.99% to USD 102.79. Pluang data shows strong selling interest, especially for Affirm with 100% sell orders and a typical hold time of just 21 days, highlighting short-term trader caution in this sector.
SoFi Technologies reported strong Q2 results with $1.21 billion in revenue, up 41% year-over-year, and record growth in members and products. The company raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $4.75–$4.85 billion, signaling confidence in long-...
SoFi Technologies remains a Buy as it aims for an ambitious $1.6 billion adjusted EBITDA target by 2026, despite facing margin pressures and rising deposit costs. The company needs its incremental margin to reach 52–62% in the second half of the year...
