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$Nu Holdings (NU.US)$ Nu Holdings’ Q3 earnings report demonstrated strong growth, yet the stock declined following the announcement. While revenue increased by 64% year-over-year to $2.14 billion, surpassing expectations, and adjusted net income significantly improved to $355.6 million, concerns arose from the higher exposure to credit risk. The fintech company’s credit card and lending portfolios expanded by 48%, raising investor apprehensions about potential defaults amid Brazil’s challenging economic conditions  .

Regarding institutional activity, options trading on November 15th reflected mixed sentiment. Approximately 75% of major trades indicated a bearish outlook, while only 25% were bullish. The largest bearish trades were puts at the $15.00 strike price. Meanwhile, bullish positions were placed at higher strike prices, suggesting optimism from some investors despite overall caution  .

It appears that several big-money investors or institutions are hedging against downside risks. As for specific institutions selling Nu shares, detailed fund-level data wasn’t readily accessible, but generally, the defensive reaction reflects anxiety over loan performance metrics and credit quality in Nu’s expanding portfolio.
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