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MELI MERCADOLIBRE INC

▲ Leaning bullish · last 30 days · 7d · 30d · 90d

Bullish share
63%
12 bullish vs 7 bearish voices
People
52
who mentioned MELI
Mentions
74
posts and comments
Neutral voices
33
mentioned it without a clear stance

Bullish and bearish voices per day

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15105051015Sep 27Sep 30Oct 03Oct 06Oct 09Oct 12Oct 15Oct 18Oct 21Oct 24Oct 26▲ bullish▼ bearish

Mentions per day

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By subreddit
SubredditBullishBearishNeutralSplitBullish shareConsensus
r/ValueInvesting 10730 59%Split
r/stocks 203 100%Too few opinions
What people are saying (last 7 days)

▲ Bullish takes

…The margin squeeze also predates the election: operating margin fell to 6.7% from 12.2% a year earlier as MELI poured money into free shipping, logistics, and credit, and the loan book is now over $16 billion, up 75%. With the Selic at 14%, that credit book is where a higher-for-longer Brazil actually bites, through fu…

…statistically are better for the stock market while the perception is the opposite. Actually bullish for $MELI

You need to build strong relationship first. You need a great diplomatic presidents like Obama, Clinton, Biden or even Bush to utilize diplomacy as a leverage to establish strong l trade partnership with another nation. A stupid clown who is talking about Nicki Minaj's ass cannot tackle such a high level task. He just …

Right now these Brazilian stocks are oversold. I think Lula realizes he won by a narrow margin and can't tank the economy with policies that are too far left leaning. The economy won't support it.

Maybe they are not American. In my country you’ll be fine as long as you wait a day or two.

Well said...Lula represent all the hard working Brazilians. He is not a corporate sell out.

▼ Bearish takes

Brazil is a rich country. With vasts of natural resources. Farming is big. Gold. Oil & gas. Lumber. Steel. It’s just how the system is run. It accounts for 2.57% of world population. I believe in a system where Brazil can flourish. People of all backgrounds live together. They do business with each other and everyone b…

why would anyone invest in third world country that can go bankrupt in days. crazy

I love how every country deserves sovereignty but not America which is supposed to act as a dumping ground for the every foreign product while being obstructed via tariffs on exports to the same foreign countries

It's all system go for the 28% vat so it will tank the consumer retail economy with a recession at the very least

It's not like he was tanking it on purpose before, they legitimately don't believe in fiscal responsibility or controlling spending. He won't be up for any election now and will just double down on everything.

they are cooked. Add to that real price is falling. I don't think it's worth the risk