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Author discloses an active long position in DLO, up 30% from a recent bottom, held as a non-consensus diversifier away from popular high-beta growth names.

The author lists five tickers in reply to a parent asking for forgotten favorites to monitor, making this a watchlist response rather than an explicit position or trade call.

Author lists this ticker as part of their current portfolio and asks for critique; under current-position semantics this is a long/held position, though no fresh catalyst is stated.

Author explicitly lists DLO as a current portfolio holding in a monthly holdings update.

Author holds Dlocal as highest-conviction position, citing persistent undervaluation and recent 20% price move as validation; plans to add on any pullback.

Author nominates DLO as the best business meeting quality criteria — simple operations, low capex, consistent FCF, strong balance sheet, durable moat, and reasonable valuation — in response to a direct prompt for such a name.

The author is testing interest in a subscription service to share their portfolio and watchlists, not expressing any directional trade views.

Buy DLO — Dlocal trades at 18x trailing / 12x forward PE despite 73% YoY TPV growth, six consecutive quarters of 50%+ TPV growth, a $300M buyback, and a capex-light EM payments model; margin pressure and currency risk are already reflected in the valuation, making the risk/reward compelling.

DLocal shows “insane growth” and “good fundamentals” according to the commenter. High organic growth in emerging‑market payments, paired with disciplined margins, suggests a hidden compounder. A fast‑growing fintech that fits a value thesis if current price is below intrinsic value. FX volatility, regulatory crackdowns in operating countries, or slowdown in merchant expansion.

Daniel Koss shares a YouTube interview with dLocal CEO Pedro Arnt discussing the company's growth in emerging markets, cross-border payments, and stablecoins, but expresses no personal forward-looking view.

Interview with dLocal CEO discussing company's business model, moat, and growth opportunity in emerging-market payments and stablecoin/agentic commerce.

Long DLO — stellar performance regardless of market reaction: TPV +60% YoY, gross profit +37% YoY, NRR 162%, take rates declining as expected.

Both companies have high "Short Float" (>10-14%) and rising institutional buying (Transactions up >12%). DLocal (DLO) has ~30% revenue growth and is profitable. This setup creates a "Short Squeeze" potential. When strong hands (institutions) accumulate while short interest is high, any positive catalyst can force shorts to cover, fueling a rapid price ascent (similar to Tesla's past moves). LONG. Speculative play on a "Transition" phase driven by short covering. High volatility; these are "falling knives" until the trend explicitly reverses.

Co-mentioned as a higher-quality alternative to narrative-driven names; author expresses preference for holding over hyper-growth stocks, no specific catalyst stated.

dLocal announces partnership with HONOR for Peru payment services; no directional view from speaker.

Buy DLO on the thesis that total payment volume growth will more than offset take rate compression, and the asset-light, scalable business model supports future margin stabilization without heavy reinvestment.

Author expects DLO to rally soon, based on momentum from his other top holdings that have already moved significantly YTD.

Buy DLO; author expresses a patient bullish stance, suggesting gradual appreciation over time, with no specific catalyst or data point provided.

Author discloses a current long position in DLO and rates it among their top three holdings with the most upside potential, though no specific catalyst is provided.

Author identifies these seven names as superior risk/reward setups versus crowded momentum stocks, citing a preference for undervalued, overlooked companies over richly priced momentum plays heading into early 2026.

Author dismisses stablecoin threat to DLO, citing CEO Pedro Arnt's view that stablecoins are complementary rather than competitive; no personal position disclosed.

Author notes DLO take rate deterioration is inevitable but argues stock performs well if take rate stabilizes at a comfortable level; framed as educational commentary on the name.

Buy DLO as a top long-term play backed by strong management, high growth, robust balance sheet, scalable model, and emerging market exposure.

DLO's growth trajectory is highlighted as impressive; author is bullish on the stock's continued expansion.

Long DLO driven by 68.3% revenue CAGR, strong management, sector tailwinds, low forward P/E (16.3), and robust forward EPS/EBITDA growth, representing a favorable risk/reward.

Author names DLO as a top idea pick (2nd place) in response to a best-ideas question, implying a bullish view with minimal elaboration.