@Dboybruh God, it’s a total disaster with SoFi again today; someone really needs to step in and stop Anthony Noto—he’s completely running the company into the ground!
@xItsTinnyx Bullshit
God, it’s a total disaster with SoFi again today; someone really needs to step in and stop Anthony Noto—he’s completely running the company into the ground!
@Kenmegan44 God, it’s a total disaster with SoFi again today; someone really needs to step in and stop Anthony Noto—he’s completely running the company into the ground!
@FunOfInvesting I want to see the stock hit $17 again at least this year, reach $20 next year, and then see Noto leave so that a suitable CEO can take over.
@FunOfInvesting The product that was launched is great, but it does nothing for us shareholders. I expect the company—and Noto specifically—to take action to boost the share price; otherwise, we might as well put our money into other assets
@anthonynoto@SoFi Nice new product. Yes, it will surely rake in plenty of cash in the future—but for us shareholders, it once again yields nothing. Right now, we’re far more interested in the share price than in something like this, and that isn't benefiting at all. It’s still a broken stock.
@ColesTrades@anthonynoto That interview was nothing but hot air; the CEO tried to appease the shareholders but failed completely—just look at what happened today. SoFi is simply a broken stock, and it’s going to stay broken for the next two years.
@AverageDipBuyer If SoFi were to be acquired, I believe it would be a stroke of luck for us shareholders—because, as is plain to see, the CEO just can't get the job done. He is either overwhelmed or underqualified; he simply cannot turn the ship around.
@insiderinvests What is going on with you, SoFi? It closed at its daily low—which demonstrates once again that this stock is broken and that the CEO hasn't got a clue about the stock market. Even if he can't control it 100%, the guy needs to be ousted; it is his responsibility
@insiderinvests The algorithms—along with various market makers and traders—will push SoFi back down to $15.50. Perhaps not today, but sometime this week or next. SoFi is stuck in this trading range between $15 and $16, and it will remain there until the end of the year—that is a fact.