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It's rare to find high-quality growth stocks on sale. But that looks to be the case with Nu Holdings (NU -2.71%).

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Nu Holdings (NU -0.72%) continues to crush the market, up almost 30% this year while the S&P 500 is little changed. It reported inspiring results for the 2025 first quarter, and because it's not a U.S. company, investors may see it as a safer stock while tariff discussions are still in the works.

Many financial stocks endured wild swings over the past few years as interest rates spiked and fell. Rising rates throttled economic growth and drove many investors away from stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other riskier investments.

Nu Holdings is growing fast, with strong fundamentals, but its stock price seems overvalued at the moment. Q1 2025 results were solid, with revenue growth and client expansion, but some small concerns on defaults and ROE sustainability linger. Nu's low-cost digital model is a key strength, allowing it to scale rapidly with minimal overhead compared to traditional banks.

After publishing its latest set of quarterly earnings Tuesday post-market close, Nu Holdings (NU 2.70%) was a popular title on the stock exchange. The Brazil-based fintech's shares ticked higher Wednesday, closing with a nearly 3% gain.

In this video, I will go over Nu Holdings' (NU 0.99%) recent earnings report and explain why the stock is down. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.

Here's our initial take on Nu Holdings' (NU 1.39%) fiscal 2025 first-quarter financial report.