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If you've been on the fence about buying SoFi Technologies (SOFI 1.44%) stock, you might want to consider buying it right now. Once a young and risky growth stock, it's proving itself over and over again as a real contender in U.S. banking, and it still has a massive growth opportunity.

During the three-month period that ended March 31, corresponding to first quarter 2025, SoFi Technologies (SOFI 1.44%) reported financial results that were initially very well received by the market. Immediately following the update, shares jumped 7%.

SOFI's first-quarter 2025 earnings and revenues increase year over year.

In today's video, I examine SoFi (SOFI 2.04%), the fintech company that aims to transform the banking industry as we know it. I'll break down SoFi's excellent momentum, its growth catalysts, discuss the risks investors need to be aware of, and provide my prediction for where this stock could be heading over the next 5 years.

In April, the stock market clawed back some of the losses from the prior few months, which was encouraging.

The selloff has already triggered SOFI's much-needed correction, thanks to the cheaper valuations and the more than doubling upside potential over the next few years. Much of its tailwinds are attributed to the management's ongoing diversification in revenues across net interest incomes and fees-based platforms, reducing its sensitivity to fluctuating interest rates. These build upon SOFI's ability to increasingly cross-sell its well-diversified financial products to its existing/ new members as a one-stop shop fintech platform.

SoFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI) not only crushed earnings and raised its guidance, but it revealed plans for a major push into crypto.

SoFi (SOFI -0.04%) has taken investors on a bit of a roller coaster ride over the past year. After soaring rapidly in the latter half of 2024, the stock fell sharply after mildly disappointing profitability guidance in January.

SoFi posted yet another beat-and-raise quarter. SoFi only has a 4% market penetration rate. SoFi's Product Per Member stands at only 1.46 as of Q1.

SoFi's transition from a student loan-focused fintech to a comprehensive financial platform is effective, with strong Q1 2025 results and institutional validation. Despite impressive growth, the Company's high valuation multiples and lack of positive free cash flow make the stock risky in a volatile macro environment. I recommend holding SOFI stock due to its ambitious strategy and execution, but current prices leave little room for error.