Comparing The Best Fintech Stocks To Buy Now

Comparing the best fintech stocks $SOFI vs $SQ vs $NU
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[@DavidT185]

Thanks for the update. Clearly a lot of time and effort went into this. Appreciate it.

[@michaelnuovo1974]

In 3 years they went from 1 percent to 50 percent market penetration in Brazil. Now growing market penetration 50 and 300 percent annually in Mexico and Colombia respectively. Biggest 3 countries in Latin America representing 2/3 of the population. The stock does have a lot of potential to keep growing. Though the market does already know that to some degree of certainty, and the stock is rich. I like how bershsire bought it. Tempted to take a position.

[@marcelkatayama4694]

We have in Brazil another great fintech called Inter (INTR) listed in NASDAQ, smaller then nubank but i think its a tenbagger.

[@hurricanelopez]

Outstanding content.. your charts are very helpful. Best youtube channel for fintech and its not even close.

[@futurenvesting]

Thank you my friend, I really appreciate this coming from you!

[@barinderthiara2666]

When will we see Danny and Kyle on your show??

[@doctorgonzo5358]

Danny Dealz. Don't sell yourself short as you are thee Shart Master! But yes, Tannor is GOAT'ed.

[@MeMyselfAndBob]

Outstanding presentation! I’d love to learn more about the risk exposure comparison! Maybe part 2? Many thanks!!

[@Farming_Education]

Hey tannor. I love the research that you drop into your videos and the videos with ur buddies about sofi. One thing I would like to mention. Lots of times you make huge videos that become tiring when I try to find the main stuff that I need and you also don't have the video split in time stamps so I can go straight to the part that I care. It makes me less interested in watching your videos fully when I see 1 hour video and I do t know when u speak about something important. Please fix that.

[@Awsumnesspure]

Your spreadsheets are an amazing help for my bachelor thesis, topic being fintechs potential for financial inclusion: A case study about Nubank.
Great work trevor !

[@Awsumnesspure]

Would you be willing to share them ?

[@drbob512]

Thx Tannor for covering these 3. If I had to guess, I'd say that SoFi will outperform NU on a %-age basis in the next 1-2-3 yrs but NU is ok for a secondary investment @ $7/sh while SoFi is worthy of a primary investment. NU has billions of shares plus already has huge tute ownership while SoFi has only in the 30's so much more upside there. Love SoFi the most!

[@futurenvesting]

Well said Bob, as a company Nu is better. As an investment SoFi is my primary pick!

[@mr.nobody7405]

$Sofi have 6M quality members, Nu Bank takes everybody no?

[@mjregan88]

Yes

[@Istandwithhamas]

Exactly. Noto said quality over quantity. Go sofi

[@pocakes13]

Another outstanding comparison. Very much appreciated! Jeez, now I have to buy more Nu.

[@PittFalls]

This is what we’ve been waiting for 🎉

[@steveinthemountains8264]

Great info, Tannor. Have you convinced Tevis to take a small position in NU?

[@futurenvesting]

Not yet, maybe soon

[@Peter-sYnet]

I agree that NU is looking way better right now, but SOFI got the galileo platform that could become huge in the coming years. btw, do you think we this coming week will be red?

[@djfauxfox9779]

I think SBC a a percentage of revenue is good to track, but I think itll get skewed especially with Nubank due to its outstanding growth rate. I think charting needs to factor in share price as well as the dilutive effects of the increase in overall outstanding shares so there’s visibility on that. Right now they are growing the share pool by a semi annual rate of 3.35%, so they are slotted to get to 5.03 billion shares by end of FY23 and 5.37 billion by end of FY24

[@futurenvesting]

I did look at getting overall outstanding shares over time. The problem is that companies like Nu bank haven't even been public for that long

[@jesse5909]

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