30% Sold and reinvested in $NU (+0,32%) reinvested. If Palantir corrects a little, I'll put my foot in again🚀

The development of active users of Nu Holdings
$NU (+0,32%) and MercadoPago
$MELI (+0,13%) in the period from Q1 2023 to Q3 2024.

During this period, Nu Holdings recorded an increase monthly active customers of 36 million to 56 millionwhich corresponds to growth of 41.29 % (CAGR: 25.84 %).

MercadoPago grew from 64.9 million to 91.7 million active users, an overall growth of 55.56 % (CAGR: 34.14 %). Despite the lower percentage growth at Nu Holdings remains MercadoPago remains the leader in the number of active users.

$NU (+0,32%)

Nu is a leader in digital banking in Brazil and Latin America

1. Nu reaches around 53% of the adult population in Brazil.

2. Customer acquisition cost (CAC) of USD 7, and service cost per customer around 85% lower than traditional banks.

$ASML (+0%)

World leader in lithography equipment, ASML is a key player in the semiconductor industry.

1. ASML has a worldwide monopoly on systems (extreme ultraviolet lithography)

2.31% ROIC and 51% EBITDA margin above industry standards

$GTT (+0%)

Major player in cryogenic technologies applied to the transport and storage of liquefied gases

1. Key market for the energy transition, growing by CAGR 27% 2024-2032

2. Exceptional EBITDA margin of 54.9

3. Portfolio of 3,295 active patents

$SNOW (+0,2%)

Leader in cloud-based data management

1. Premium customer base: 542 customers generating over $1m and high net retention (127% in Q3 FY2025).

2. Multi-cloud architecture with advanced capabilities for secure data collaboration

$JD (-1,03%)

A key player in logistics and technology services for e-commerce

1. Same-day or next-day delivery to over 90% of the Chinese population thanks to its logistics park

2. Attractive valuation (PER 11.52x)

$MNSO (-2,44%)

International retailer specializing in lifestyle and design products

1. Rapid growth in key regions such as Latin America (+18.7%) and North America (+89% by 2024).

2. Innovation: 940 new products introduced every month

$RHM (+0,23%)

European leader in defense and mobility technology.

1. Visibility of revenues: order book of 38.3 billion euros

2. Diversification between defense and civil mobility

$OSIS (+0,64%)

Global Leader in Security, Healthcare and Optoelectronics Technologies

1. Technological advantage with products such as CertScan® or RTT® 110

2, 40% recurring revenue from turnkey solutions and maintenance

$WHD (+0%)

Specialized in drilling and pressure control technologies for the oil and gas industry

1. Market leader in the United States

2. Return on Equity > 30

$TGLS (+0,4%)

Company specializing in the manufacture and installation of glass for the construction industry

1. Sector leader in the US where construction will benefit from D. Trump's policies

2. EBITDA margin > 25% and 2-figure growth over the last 3 years

$FTK (+0%)

Question of understanding:

Dear community, since there is not really a sample portfolio at flatex, or you can test this without losing money 😁, can someone explain the mechanics to me ?

Using the example of $NU (+0,32%) when will I be undocked ? When does the bill expire?

Assuming I now buy 10,000 shares at 0.16 = 1,600.00 euros, how much of a loss do I have to make for it to become worthless?

Is the strike price equal to the knock-out threshold? Or do I have to start from the USD 10.98 (about 10.65 euros) and at -11 % the bill expires ?

Perhaps someone here has some experience, learning by doing could be quite expensive, especially as I am not yet sure how the costs will be affected ?

Maybe it's a display error because of the weekend? 😁

The explanatory videos from flatex are usually not helpful here.

Thanks in advance ✌️

After the nice fundamental analysis of @BamBamInvest and the hype, I thought I would take a brief look at the technical indicators at $NU (+0,32%) .

No investment advice.

I am invested in Nu myself. In the pictures 4h-Candles in EUR are used (unless otherwise stated).

Possible bullish signals

• Nu has been in a relatively strict downtrend for more than a month now. downward trend which is now breaking down. The trend line has been broken and the price is currently hovering ~9% above support (recently rising).
• The last support has a comparatively high volume, which stabilizes the price. (Bar on the right in the picture)
• The MACD (Moving Average Convergence / Divergence) shows increasing upward momentum, and MACD and signal line are approaching the zero level from below, which could indicate a transition to an upward trend. (above: impulse-adjusted MACD, below: standard MACD)
• It is noticeable that the price has formed lower lows since mid-November ( -> downtrend), while the MACD has formed higher lows. This bullish & reversible divergence shows that although the price continues to fall, the downward momentum is decreasing and the trend is therefore tiring.
• The RSI (Relative Strength Index) currently currently higher lows and is therefore rising. Buyers are more active again and the momentum is shifting towards "bullish".

Possible bearish signals

• The price is still in a downward downward trendeven if the previously entered trend line was slightly broken.

• Even after the last rise, the price is still below below most of the moving averages. In addition, the 50-EMA is below the 100-EMAwhich is considered a downtrend. However, these intersections are often strongly delayed. (In the picture: 50-EMA light blue, 100-EMA dark blue and 200-EMA band in gold).
• The Stochastic Oscillator was at 90.30 at the close of the last 4H-candle and could therefore (at least in the very short term) already be considered overbought already overbought.

• The recent bullish momentum has weakened in the last few trading hours, but this and the previous feature are more interesting in the short term. (In the picture: 1H Heikin Ashi candles)

After a possible rise, further solid support and resistance levels with high volumes await the price. In order to reach the ATH of ~€15, the price would have to rise by around 42%.

I hope this article was helpful. If you find any errors or contradictions, please let me know.

All presented are merely my interpretation of the data.

Technical analysis involves risks and is no guarantee of future performance.

For information purposes only, own research is recommended.

Pictures from TradingView

$NU (+0,32%) What else do you think is a good entry price?

As the spread on the bills is already rising, I am now $NU (+0,32%) in.

As announced, moderate leverage of 6 to top up again in the event of a return

$COST (+0,08%) Entry daily closing price above 925.74$

KO at 898.33$, CRV of 3.2 🟢

Pro: 200-day line comes from below, intact upward trend.

Con: 50s above us,

$GWW (+0,19%) Entry daily closing price above 1063.20$

KO at 1013$ (but one could still go below the 200, would then be somewhat more moderate) CRV of 3 🟢

Pro: 200 day line below us, intact upward trend,

Contra: /

(No bills with TR, only with Scalable)

current trades:

$AD (+0%) first trade with +19% through SL out, new entry in the same bill at 1,49€

$NU (+0,32%) Entry made,

Trade hedged to BE.

Provided we close like this today $NU (+0,32%) has generated a buy signal.

Either we go straight back up and at least work on a gap close or we go back for a retest.

If you are interested, I could pin a post for current trades and those that are on the closewatch, which will then be constantly updated.

Feel free to give feedback 🫡