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SOFI

SoFi Technologies, Inc.Close $15.98EOD only
Max Pain
$16.00
Next expiry May 29, 2026
Expected Move
±$0.68
4.3% from close
Price Gap
+0.02
Distance to max pain
IV Rank
44
Middle-high premium
P/C OI
0.52
Slightly call-heavy
Consensus
8.5/10
Bullish tilt
Published snapshot: May 26, 2026 close
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Published Snapshot
May 26, 2026 close
SOFI Earnings Report
Analysis based on market close April 17, 2026

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Earnings Verdict

Pinning most likely pre-earnings: concentrated put OI near $17-$20 and negative gamma suggest downside caps spot; isolated buy-side call flow can lift spot intraday but not overcome heavy put delta without sustained buying.

Confidence:
8 / 10
base 5; +2 GEX/flow strongly aligned; +1 GEX positive (pinning); -1 spot 14.3% from MP; +1 VIX 17; override: Flow and GEX alignment raise base confidence
Most important: Put OI concentration near $17-$20 likely pins price; occasional call-buying may cause short-lived upticks but overall bias is neutral-to-slightly-down into print.
📌Pin risk: concentrated put OI near $17–$20 likely caps downside pre-earnings
⚖️Call prints present upside impulses but put-gamma concentration should dominate absent sustained buying

Regime Classification

Vol Regime
High
Gamma Regime
Pinning
Flow Regime
Bullish
Spot vs MP
Above
Gamma flip: ~$15.00Approx — based on put OI concentration of 70,926 (22.8% below spot)

Earnings Overview

Next earnings: 2026-04-28 (11 days)explicit

Expected moves:

  • 2026-04-24 (7d): ±$1.18 (6.1%)
  • 2026-05-01 (14d): ±$2.53 (13.0%)
  • 2026-05-08 (21d): ±$2.76 (14.2%)

IV Setup

Term structure: 1-week IV ~86%, 2-week IV ~62%, 1-month IV ~45%; IV term drops materially past the front week.

Crush estimate: Front-week crush estimated 30–45% absolute IV drop; 2-week ~20–30%; 1-month ~10–15%.

Skew: 25-delta put IV ~95% vs 25-delta call IV ~70% (put/call IV spread ~25 pts); steep put skew concentrated at $15–$21 strikes.

Historical Context

Beat rate: 100% (4/4 quarters)

Avg move vs expected: Historical beat rate 4/4; realized moves averaged ~60% of model-predicted move (actual < implied).

Directional bias: Neutral-to-slightly-bearish pre-earnings due to concentrated put gamma and higher put IV.

Key Levels

1$15.00 gamma flip
2EM guardrails: 1w $18.25/$20.61
3Max pain pins: $17 (2026-04-17); $17 (2026-04-24); $17 (2026-05-01)

Flow Highlights

Large put OI concentration 22.8% below spot (gamma flip ~15).

Dominant put gamma likely pins spot into $17–$19 unless sustained call-buying occurs.

Net premium positive and low put/call volume ratio (~0.38) with notable call prints $21–$25.

Buy-side call activity provides transient upside pressure but insufficient to overcome concentrated put hedging without continued flow.

Strategies

Iron condor
Sell 2026-05-08 $17.00/$14.00 put wing and $20.00/$23.00 call wing
Credit: $1.03-$1.26
Max loss: $1.74
Max gain: $1.26
BE: 15.74 / 21.26
Trigger: Trim/roll wings if spot breaches 17–20; close into sharp IV move or before crush.
Collects rich skew while limiting gap risk vs pinned puts.
Outperforms: Sell 5/08 17/14 put wing and 20/23 call wing to monetize pin near 17–20 with defined loss.
Underperforms: Move outside short strikes invalidates range thesis.
Call diagonal
Sell 2026-05-01 $20.00 call / buy 2026-05-15 $19.00 call
Debit: $0.63-$0.77
Max loss: $0.77
Max gain: Variable
BE: Path-dependent
Trigger: Buy back short call on sustained call flow or if IV front-week spikes; harvest decay pre-print.
Exploits expensive front-week calls and buys back-month upside to retain directional optionality.
Outperforms: Sell 5/01 20 call, buy 5/15 19 call to collect front-week decay while keeping upside exposure.
Underperforms: Loss of support or adverse vol term shift weakens thesis.
Long strangle (5/08)
Buy 2026-05-08 $16.00 put + buy $22.00 call
Debit: $0.70-$0.85
Max loss: $0.85
Max gain: Unlimited
BE: 15.15 / 22.85
Trigger: Hold through print if expecting gap; sell into post-print IV collapse or on large directional move.
Cheaper, lower-front-week IV exposure to capture outsized surprise moves.
Outperforms: Buy 5/08 16 put + 22 call for asymmetrical, lower-cost tails exposure.
Underperforms: Insufficient realized move reduces long-strangle edge.
Short strangle
Sell 2026-05-01 $17.00 put + sell $20.00 call
Credit: $1.23-$1.50
Max loss: Unlimited
Max gain: $1.50
BE: 15.50 / 21.50
Earnings expected to crush IV; concentrated puts near 17–20 pin downside limiting large moves; sell premium where IV is rich.
Outperforms: Sell post-earnings front-month call and put strangle to capture IV crush and pin bias.
Underperforms: Break outside short strikes invalidates short-vol thesis.

Risk Assessment

!Surprise beat/miss causing large IV repricing and directional gap
!Gamma flip if spot crosses concentrated strikes creating rapid re-hedging
!Front-week IV crush amplifying P/L for directional option holders

What to Watch

?Spot action around $17–$20 (pin zone)
?1-week IV moves and front-week skew shifts into 4/28 print
?Sustained call flow in $21–$25 vs large put sales in $15–$19
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