earnings. and im not done yet. still have hundreds of stocks to go .,

Thanks to S&P Global Market Intelligence for providing the data. This maneuver mainly relied on three strategies: delivering an impressive third-quarter performance report at the end of October; boosting investor confidence with its lending business; and the post-presidential election economic recovery and market expectations of interest rate cuts, which fueled the bullish sentiment.
SoFi, as a company from its IPO several years ago until now, can be considered a "stimulus stock". It disrupted traditional banks, attracted a large number of young social media fans, but also because it was labeled as a "risky technology stock", experienced ups and downs like a roller coaster. However, now SoFi has finally turned the tide. With four consecutive quarters of GAAP net income, it has finally proven itself. Moreover, the management confidently states that this profitability trend will continue.
Sounds good, right? But there is a small twist. In recent years, the market's sentiment towards SoFi has been somewhat complex, mainly because its main business is lending, and loan revenue has been under pressure. Although lending is SoFi's "cornerstone", the management had long realized that you cannot put all your eggs in one basket, so they began aggressively expanding their platform business. The third-quarter financial report shows that SoFi's financial services business grew by 102% year-on-year, with an incredibly strong momentum. SoFi is now not just a lender; it also provides various digital financial services such as banks accounts, investments, insurance, and more...

Palantir, the data analysis giant, faces opportunities and challenges after Trump's victory in the 2024 US presidential election, with Trump returning to the White House. This news has not only caused waves in the political world but also stirred up a storm in the capital markets. Palantir Technologies, a technology company with big data analysis at its core, saw its stock price rise by over 40% after the election results were announced, becoming the focus of the market. However, does such a soaring stock price truly reflect the company's fundamentals and future prospects? This article will explore the opportunities and challenges that Palantir may face after Trump's victory.
Founded in the 2000s, Palantir is known for assisting governments in handling big data analysis. Initially, the company made a name for itself in the US war on terror, participating in highly classified missions such as assisting in the capture of terrorist Osama bin Laden. With technological advancements, Palantir's software has gradually been applied to more areas, including law enforcement, finance, and healthcare. During Trump's first presidential term from 2016 to 2020, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) collaborated with Palantir to track and deport illegal immigrants using its software. Palantir's software can access government records (e.g., DMV, child services) to analyze potential illegal immigrant information and provide the data to law enforcement agencies. This feature has garnered attention and also sparked widespread controversy among the public and privacy advocacy groups.