CEO buys SoFi stock in bullish sign— should you follow?

J.J. Money
1 min readJun 20, 2024

How’s this for a bullish sign for SoFi stock?

Earlier this week, it was revealed that SoFi CEO Anthony Noto added another 30,715 shares — valued at close to $200,000 — to his already enormous holdings.

Noto now owns more than 8 million (!) shares in the company he runs, showing a great deal of confidence in the fintech stock’s future prospects.

He picked up his latest shares CHEAP, too, with an average price of $6.48.

Should you copy the CEO and buy SoFi stock?
Should you copy the CEO and buy SoFi stock? (Photo by bruce mars on Unsplash)

Finally, some good news

This was some badly needed good news for SoFi after the former fourth-largest shareholder, the Qatar Investment Authority, dumped its entire stake the week before.

SoFi is down about 33% already this year.

With an average analyst target of $8.53, which suggests a 32% upside, the shares definitely seem to be trading at a discount however.

I sold my shares when the company dumped a surprise share offering on owners recently, but the CEO’s confidence definitely has me intrigued.

Should I get in now?

Do you think it’s a bullish sign and will you follow Noto’s lead?

Let me know in the comments!

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J.J. Money
J.J. Money

Written by J.J. Money

Former journalist who writes about making money online, investing, and passive income. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC1k_0PYxesTxiD_QmjPp6w

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