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It may not be a familiar name to the average American. If you're an investor who regularly looks at stocks a bit off the beaten path, however, Nu Holdings (NU 0.12%) has very likely popped up on your radar as a growth prospect -- and deservedly so.

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Nubank's digital-first, asset-light model and scale give it a structural cost and efficiency advantage over traditional Latin American banks, justifying its premium valuation (operational efficiency of 26.7% vs +40%). NU trades at a trailing P/E of 29x vs. Latam banks in the ranks of 8x-12x. Superior CAGR in future earnings justifies this valuation. Despite higher NPLs, Nubank's risk-adjusted m...

Nu Holdings delivered exceptional growth in Q1 2025, with strong revenue, profitability, and customer acquisition across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. Concerns about slower revenue growth and margin compression are overblown if you know the context and facts behind the numbers. Nu's operating leverage, efficiency, and management execution are world-class, making every dip a long-term buying opp...

Nu Holdings added 4.3 million customers in Q1 2025, pushing the fintech's user base to 118.6 million throughout Latin America. Mixed quarterly earnings have been attributed to Nubank's regional expansion strategy, focusing on LATAM's 667 million population. The arrival of NuPay and Nu Travel shows a company focused on broadening its repertoire of fintech services.

Most U.S. investors don't know about Nu Holdings (NU 2.04%). Yet this fintech company is backed by some of the best investors in the world, like Sequoia Capital.

Nu Holdings delivered strong Q1 results last week, maintaining rapid customer growth and improving monetization, especially in core markets like Brazil. The fintech added 19M new customers in the last year, reaching 119M total customers by the end of Q1. Deposits in Brazil are surging, and so are the fintechs' overall gross profits.

Veteran investors know it's always possible to stumble across a mega-winner like Amazon, which has produced a six-digit percentage return since its 1997 initial public offering, changing early investors' lives as a result. These same investors, however, also know most stocks don't do nearly this well.