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SoFi Stock—Is The Steep Sell-Off Overdone?

BenzingaDmytro Spilka

It’s been a miserable year for the fintech stock, but could recent losses for SoFi present a buying opportunity for investors? On the surface of things, there appears to be little to get excited about for the

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