THIS is What Nubank Investors NEED to Watch

THIS is What Nubank Investors NEED to Watch THIS is What Nubank Investors NEED to Watch Nubank is growing like mad while raking in heaps of profit. If that sounds too good to be true, it might be. Nubank's business relies on predatory interest rates and renegotiation tactics to help those who can't pay the absurd costs. While NU stock is one of the hottest Brazilian stocks on the market today, we're going to be watching one key metric to know if there are any signs of distress brewing. RESEARCH PIECES USED IN THIS VIDEO: 1. Nubank Stock: A Complicated Growth Story https://www.nanalyze.com/2022/09/nubank-stock-complicated-growth/ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Nubank's leading position in Brazil 01:32 Nubank's strategic plan for 2026 02:24 Nubank is funded by absurd interest rates 06:28 What happens in a recession? 08:33 One metric for NU stock investors to watch 11:46 The bull and bear case for NU stock ABOUT US: This video is brought to you by Nanalyze, a media and research firm founded by finance professionals with decades of experience. We share insights about #DisruptiveTechnology #stocks in a language that is future-proof and easy to understand. Want access to all our disruptive tech analysis? Join thousands of serious investors using Nanalyze Premium to understand disruptive technology and the companies shaping the future. Inside Premium you get our full research archive, our portfolios, access to our private community and Joe himself, plus tools like our tech stock catalog. Learn more here: https://www.nanalyze.com/subscription-plans/ DISCLAIMER: Our content is intended to be used and must be used for informational purposes only. It is very important to do your own analysis before making any investment based on your own personal circumstances. You should take independent financial advice from a professional in connection with, along with independently researching and verifying, any information contained within our YouTube videos or on our website, whether for the purpose of making an investment or otherwise. $NU #fintechstocks the left is billions of dollars. So growing your revenues in 2025 off a nearly 12 billion base, already banking with Nubank. So that means it comes down to boosting average revenue per active out there pumping the stock. How many shares do I need to retire on [ B__ ]. We're interested in is plotting two major revenue sources. So 68% of Nubank's revenues come from interest income from printing money, right? I find it interesting here. Nubank published their last ESG report in 2024 in this stock, you ought to consider that. I've kind of have a problem with this. And investors they had a problem in 2014 and COVID, of course, the pandemic. They had some problems there. But revenue breakdown. We look at user breakdown. Okay. 85%. That's because they're making more when you look at their 15 to 90- day NPL and they specifically talk about, oh yeah, before 15 days. And our focus today is on talking about risk and shooting holes in the thesis. What the company's right, I think it's very easy for a digital bank to grow revenue and users simply by loosening strong revenue growth and excellent profitability on display here from this company. Now, of course, the bears are going to say, well, moving more towards selling to the rich. You know the old saying, right? You sell to the poor, live with the rich. Sell to the rich, live with the poor. So, there's not as much money that they can make there. Other geographies are taking a very long

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