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MercadoLibre (MELI) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

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MELI's steep 42.7X P/E raises questions as margin strain, credit risk and competitive pressure build beneath the surface.

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MercadoLibre's strong gross merchandise volume and revenue growth underpin its value proposition, especially in core markets Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. The company's rapidly expanding Fintech business, with millions of new users, adds significant growth potential and diversification. MercadoLibre is profitable and grew its operating income at double-digits in the second-quarter.

MELI's profit squeeze and rising credit risk contrast with SE's diversified growth and stronger execution across regions.

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MELI's aggressive lending growth risks future profits as asset quality lags and provisioning pressures rise.

MercadoLibre remains Latin America's e-commerce leader, benefiting from regional e-commerce penetration and a diversified business model including fintech and advertising. Q2 2025 results showed strong revenue growth (33% YoY), robust user gains, and expanding fintech/advertising, but EPS missed expectations and margins compressed. Margin pressure stemmed from increased marketing and shipping incentives; net income dipped slightly due to FX losses, notably from the Argentine Peso.