MELI trades below 15 P/FCF with 48.7% 5-year annualized revenue growth, and its PE is artificially inflated due to growing cash reserves for its credit division. The growing cash reserves indicate the FinTech business is taking off, meaning the underlying business is stronger and cheaper than headline PE suggests. Long MELI as a high-growth, reasonably priced compounder with a booming FinTech segment. Credit division defaults or macroeconomic weakness in Latin America.
MELI
HIGH
Apr 10, 17:04
Key Points
['Trades at 11.26 P/FCF', '48.7% 5-yr annualized rev growth', 'FinTech business is accelerating', 'PE is artificially inflated', 'Author considers it "cheap af"']
April 10, 2026 at 17:04