$sofi It amazes me how many sofi shareholders claim they are investors for 5 years but as soon as any macro event drops the stock price... they complain that the company doesn't know what they are doing, as if these people had any idea how to run any business. This relates primarily in my mind to a person who is over invested and needs an immediate return. Sure its disappointing when the stock price stays in a range for months, while simultaneously making significant progress. But that's what investments do in growth companies. I told you in March that the stock would be stuck in a $16-$19 range so stop whining about dilution etc because it shows you have no real business experience. Macro is macro. If you have a legitimate issue that's different. I think they need to work harder on credit cards or they should take advantage more with the LPB in other loan products or they should be quicker to add custodial accounts or they need better tech marketing But the dilution argument is just stupid. Tbv is substantial higher and they needed capital to grow business etc Which I've explained 100x. I'm blocking everyone who even mentions dilution unless it's in the context of reducing share based compensation or buying shares back to offset SBC dilution