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Buying SOFI Is Like Buying 'AMD or Nvidia' at the Bottom: Strategists Highlight Bold Bull Case for SoFi Technologies

Rishabh Mishra

Strategists compare buying SoFi stock to 'Nvidia at the bottom,' citing 30% revenue growth, a 40% EPS target, and strong banking moats.

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