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Nu Holdings: Market Skepticism Appears Off The Charts

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Updated - June 3, 2026

Nu Holdings hit a new 52-week low on the CFO change, but the stock rebounded pretty big on the hiring of a 30-yr veteran from Visa. The stock was cheap when trading at $19, much less below $12 now. 

-Nubank (NU) has appointed Rob Livingston as chief financial officer, effective July 13, 2026.

-Current CFO Guilherme Lago will transition to special advisor.

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Original article posted on May 19

  • Nu Holdings reported Q1 revenues up 42% FXN to $5.3B, but the stock had a post-earnings dip driven by higher credit losses.
  • The digital bank reported a credit loss increase attributed to seasonality and portfolio growth, not asset quality deterioration; NPL ratios remain stable.
  • NU trades at a valuation far below its >30% projected growth, offering a compelling entry point amid market overreaction to credit risks.
  • The stock trades at just 10x '27 EPS targets while the fintech has a major catalyst with the entry into the U.S. market.
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Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) dipped following another strong quarter for the Brazilian digital bank. The company saw some higher credit losses in the quarter due to seasonality and portfolio mix, likely leading to the dip in the stock price to yearly lows. My investment thesis remains ultra Bullish on the stock, with the market not appreciating the massive growth opportunity in developing economies due to the feared risks.


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