| SoFi Technologies (SOFI) is off to the races. Finally. The debt ceiling deal in Washington has ended the three-years-and-counting freeze on student loan payments – an embargo that was gutting a key segment of SoFi's business. Last quarter, SoFi's student loan unit counted 525 million in revenue – more than 75% less than the 2.4 billion recorded pre-pandemic. Investors immediately understood what this news means: The San Francisco-based SoFi can ramp up its top line – even as the tech-focused financial services firm capitalizes on the other hefty opportunities it sees. SoFi shares jumped 11% the day the agreement was announced. But we saw this coming. We "saw" this rebound long before the debt-ceiling agreement was reached. In fact, even before the debt-ceiling "crisis" began. Early in May, our data led to a "double-down" call on our existing bullish SOFI "buy" call. You can see the whole story in this chart… and what SoFi shares have done since then. 
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