Prediction: These 2 Stocks Could Outperform the S&P 500 by 2035
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By Prosper Junior Bakiny – Dec 13, 2025 at 10:30AM ESTKey PointsSoFi Technologies and Fiverr have significant growth catalysts to capitalize on over the next 10 years.They could ride these tailwinds while delivering superior returns through 2035. These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›NASDAQ: SOFISoFi TechnologiesMarket Cap$34BToday's Changeangle-down(0.78%) $0.21Current Price$27.28Price as of December 12, 2025 at 4:00 PM ETThey are both notable players in disruptive industries.One of the great things about equity markets is that we can be virtually certain that, over long periods, such as a decade, major indexes will produce competitive returns compared to other asset classes. But what if we want to do even better than whatever these indexes deliver? Investing in the right stocks can help anyone achieve that. Let's consider two candidates that might outperform the mighty S&P 500 (^GSPC 1.07%) over the next 10 years: SoFi Technologies (SOFI +0.78%) and Fiverr (FVRR 1.15%). Image source: Getty Images. 1. SoFi Technologies SoFi Technologies, a fintech specialist, has performed well over the past year. The online bank is achieving excellent financial results while expanding its reach, with membership numbers continuing to trend higher. Over the next 10 years, SoFi could benefit from several tailwinds that will help propel its stock price even higher. First, it should succeed in attracting even more members, especially among younger generations. SoFi is an entirely online bank, a notable selling point among those who grew up with the mentality that there's an app for almost any service they need. ExpandNASDAQ: SOFISoFi TechnologiesToday's Change(0.78%) $0.21Current Price$27.28Key Data PointsMarket Cap$34BDay's Range$26.20 - $27.5052wk Range$8.60 - $32.73Volume55MAvg Vol73MGross Margin60.33% Second, SoFi should eventually expand its ecosystem to include even more services. That's what it has historically done, and with great success. Some new initiatives for the company include international money transfers and a return to cryptocurrency trading.Advertisement Third, SoFi can also grow its revenue by cross-selling additional products to its existing members. All those potential growth avenues make a strong case for SoFi's long-term prospects. That's not to say there won't be risks. A recession could significantly harm its important lending business, for instance. Even with those caveats, the stock is worth serious consideration for investors to hold through 2035. 2. Fiverr Fiverr hasn't been performing as well of late. However, it could benefit from the growth of the gig economy over the next 10 years. The company operates a platform that connects freelancers seeking work with businesses looking for talented individuals. It's more convenient for both. Freelancers spend less time on marketing and client acquisition, since clients come to them on the platform, while companies can quickly onboard a contractor. ExpandNYSE: FVRRFiverr InternationalToday's Change(-1.15%) $-0.24Current Price$20.70Key Data PointsMarket Cap$763MDay's Range$20.66 - $21.3452wk Range$19.36 - $35.45Volume33KAvg Vol761KGross Margin80.37% Despite Fiverr's revenue growth declining since the early days of the pandemic, it has successfully turned a profit. The company is now benefiting from an increase in artificial intelligence (AI)-related services on the platform, which could be an important growth avenue for the foreseeable future. Every business is now seeking to adopt AI technology, and for smaller companies that can't afford expensive teams of PhDs in the discipline, hiring freelancers on Fiverr is a decent option. Fiverr's consistent profits and growth prospects, driven by the rising gig economy and soaring demand for AI services, could help it rebound and perform well over the next decade.About the AuthorProsper Junior Bakiny is a contributing Motley Fool healthcare analyst covering biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare stocks.
Before The Motley Fool, Prosper wrote about investing topics ranging from stock market news to private equity for various companies. He holds a master’s degree in corporate finance from the University of Maryland Global Campus.TMFPBakinyRead NextDec 13, 2025 •By Jennifer SaibilHere's Everything Investors Need to Know About SoFi's $1.5 Billion Offering AnnouncementDec 12, 2025 •By Leo SunBetter Growth Stock: SoFi Technologies vs. AffirmDec 12, 2025 •By Matt Frankel, CFPMy Top-10 Portfolio Holdings for 2026Dec 12, 2025 •By Parkev Tatevosian, CFAShould Investors Buy SoFi Stock Before 2026?Dec 11, 2025 •By Neil PatelCould Buying SoFi Technologies Today Set You Up for Life?Dec 11, 2025 •By Matt Frankel, CFPSoFi's CEO Believes It Could Become a Trillion-Dollar Company.
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