MercadoLibre's stock has dropped over 30% in the past year, even as the company posted 49% revenue growth, driven by expanding e-commerce and fintech markets in Latin America. The region's low online purchase frequency and credit card usage highlight significant growth potential. Key metrics like Brazil and Mexico revenue, credit card portfolio, and fintech assets under management are growing rapidly. Despite some margin compression and increased provisions, the company benefits from an investment-grade balance sheet and strong institutional and insider buying. The new CEO inherits a business with consistent high revenue growth and a large untapped market, making current dips a buying opportunity for investors.
Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office quietly increased holdings in South American equities in Q1 2026, with Brazil's EWZ ETF and Argentina's ARGT ETF among top positions. The Brazil bet focuses on commodities, rising foreign capital, and un...
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