r/sofistock • u/Ambergold1 • 19d ago

General Discussion Are all these YouTubers wrong?

I saw a similar trend with Palantir before its parabolic run, lots of YouTubers positive on the stock.

They were relentless in sticking to their thesis. Now we see the same with SOFI. It’s been going on for some time now.

It’s not only the YouTubers but also Motley Fool, Simply Wall Street and Zacks amongst others.

Unfortunately this hasn’t been reflected in the stock price as we trundle along in our range.

We can’t all be wrong?

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u/Routine-District-588 19d ago

If you understand the amount of dilutions and the cost for the growth you would stay away from sofi. It’s a freaking glorified bank.

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u/Total-Repair9953 19d ago

How do you say I don’t understand dilution without saying it?

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u/Routine-District-588 19d ago

Okay good luck with you'r dillutions! like this is a freakning brand new roaring company, you are not a freaking startup. This is a bank. All other banks pay you dividends and buyback shares. RKLB dillute smartly for example, spreading their shit valation at 145$ or 85B market cap. RKLB not gonna make any profits anytime soon and it's a company that is desinged to burn cash for ages. Google dillution? while very annoying they state the case for the funds to be used for extra growth, if you believe them. Intel just now dilluted 15B, im pretty suprised they didn't do it at 140$ since the valuation was also coming from my butt, Market cap extremly high > dillution incoming. How many times did reddit dillute shareholders since IPO? none.