SOFI Earnings Beat. How Im Preparing For Next Pullback!

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Today marks the fifth straight winning session for the Nasdaq 100. Several major companies are set to report earnings this week, adding to the market momentum. SoFi released its earnings today, while key economic data, including ADP employment numbers, GDP, and consumer spending, are all scheduled for release tomorrow. These reports could be a pivotal moment for the Federal Reserve, potentially accelerating rate cuts. I’m preparing for increased volatility ahead.

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  1. $QQQ ( ▲ 0.66% ) and $VIX ( ▼ 3.9% ) - Pullback Prices, My Plan.

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  3. SOFI Earnings Beat

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QQQ and VIX - Key Levels

QQQ just notched its fifth consecutive day of gains but encountered resistance at the 50-day moving average. If tomorrow’s economic data prompts the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts, it could serve as a bullish catalyst for the broader market.

On the flip side, with no concrete progress on tariff negotiations this week, I anticipate a spike in the VIX back to 30 in the near term—likely accompanied by a healthy pullback in QQQ to the mid-$450s. In the meantime, I’m building a watchlist of my top stock picks to deploy remaining capital through cash-secured puts and LEAPS opportunities.

This is not the time to chase. A single tweet from the President could trigger a sharp -3% to -5% drop in the market. With the VIX still elevated around 24, fear remains present.

Long term, I remain bullish. But in the short term, I’m expecting heightened volatility.

QQQ met with resistance at the 50 Day Moving Average

VIX loading for another spike

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Sofi Earnings Beat

SOFI crushed earnings today, beating expectations on both revenue and EPS. Member growth came in strong at 34%, bringing the total to 10.9 million members. The stock briefly surged past $14 but couldn’t hold that level, as many market participants took the opportunity to lock in profits. There's also notable resistance around the $14 mark.

I continued adding to my position by selling cash-secured puts at the $12 strike—high premiums and a solid entry price if assigned. My outlook is bullish, with expectations that SOFI will gradually climb toward the $16 level over the coming months.

If we see a pullback to $12, I’ll be looking to initiate LEAPS positions.

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🔚 Final Thoughts

While bullish momentum is strong, I’m staying cautious in the short term as volatility remains elevated and uncertainty around tariffs and interest rate policy continues. I’m using this time to position strategically—selling premium, planning for pullbacks, and keeping dry powder ready for high-conviction plays like SOFI. Long term, the trend is still up. But now more than ever, patience and discipline will separate noise from opportunity.

-Ryan