SOFI
SoFi Technologies, Inc.Close $17.74EOD onlyThis page reflects SOFI options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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7.5/10. Best strategy: harvest elevated front-cycle call premium with defined-risk structures (put credit spreads or iron condors) or, for volatility buyers, a near-term long straddle into the April 28 earnings. Key risk: a guidance-driven directional gap that breaks dealer pinning around $19/$17 and renders short premium trades vulnerable.
Regime Classification
Earnings Overview
Next earnings: 2026-04-28 (13 days)explicit
Expected moves:
- 2026-04-17 (2d): ±$0.78 (4.2%)
- 2026-04-24 (9d): ±$1.51 (8.0%)
- 2026-05-01 (16d): ±$2.63 (14.0%)
IV Setup
Term structure: Front-dated IV is elevated into nearby expirations: 2026-04-17 ATM 55.8% then 2026-04-24 ATM 60.0% with a pronounced jump to 2026-05-01 ATM 80.9% (kink around the post-earnings May expiry).
Crush estimate: Medium-High crush risk for positions crossing the 2026-04-28 event: expect a material front-expiry IV drop after release (IV differential shows ~20+ vol points between 04-24 and 05-01 tenors), so long vol will materially lose value post-print while short vol can realize premium if directional gap is muted.
Skew: Downside put concentration exists around $15-$16 but flow and OI tilt heavily bullish (net premium +$53.2M, P/C vol 0.19). Call-side OI wall $20-$25 and heavy call premium flow at $19-$20 suggests upside resistance where sellers may defend.
Historical Context
Beat rate: 100% (4/4 quarters)
Avg move vs expected: SOFI has a history of beats (100% last 4 quarters) and has tended to trade within or slightly above implied expected moves; recent quarters produced muted outsized gaps versus EM despite positive surprises.
Directional bias: Slight upside bias into prints given 4/4 quarterly beats and current bullish flow; however, positive GEX increases pinning risk near call-rich strikes rather than guaranteeing rallies above heavy call walls.
Key Levels
Flow Highlights
Concentrated premium and OI on the call side at $19/$20/$22 with $19.00 CALL OI=95,088 and heavy call net premium at $20.00 ($14.3M net).
Market participants and dealers have sold/positioned around those strikes — increases pinning pressure near $19 and creates resistance from call sellers defending those levels.
Large put OI clusters at $15.00 and $16.00 (put floor) and GEX flip near ~$15.
Significant down-side gamma relief exists below ~$15 which could accelerate downside beyond the gamma flip; near-term dealer protection likely until that flip point.
Near-term GEX concentration: +$92.2M at $19.00 and +$16.5M at $18.00.
Strong short-delta hedging sensitivity near $19/$18 — small moves toward those levels could draw dealer flows that amplify pinning.
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