Nu Holdings (NU) Stock

Nu Holdings (NU 2.30%) has been an incredible stock over the past few years, and it's no surprise that several billionaire fund managers own it. What might be surprising is the breadth of investors who have bought it.

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Nu Holdings has shown impressive growth, with a 23% YoY increase in customers and a 56% YoY revenue rise, despite a recent 15.7% pullback. NU's dominance in Brazil and rapid expansion in Mexico and Colombia highlight significant growth potential in Latin America. The main risk is the economic instability in LatAm, but NU's strong fundamentals and efficiency ratio suggest resilience.

With NU shares experiencing a pullback lately, we evaluate if this is a buying opportunity.

The company reported solid Q3 2024 earnings on November 13, but investor sentiment remains cautious due to interest rates rising in Brazil. Long-term investment in Nu Holdings remains compelling, driven by its robust business model and growth potential in the Latin American online banking sector. Nu Holdings' credit expansion strategy and solid financial performance underpin my continued buy rating despite short-term market volatility.

Nubank — the digital challenger bank that recently became the most valuable bank in Latin America — reportedly is considering moving its legal base to the United Kingdom. The bank's holding company, Nu Holdings, has been working with the British government to make the move, Bloomberg reported Wednesday (Nov. 20), citing unnamed sources.

Should You Buy Nu Holdings Stock?

Don't read too much into Berkshire Hathaway's recent portfolio adjustments.

Nu Holdings NYSE: NU is a Brazilian fintech company that's quickly becoming a major player in the Latin American digital banking space. The company has been making headlines sending Nu Holdings' stock price up over 90% this year, attracting the attention of some of the world's most famous investors, including Warren Buffett and Cathie Wood.