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As the first quarter of 2025 enters its final few weeks, an interesting shift has unfolded: the benchmark S&P 500 is trailing behind several foreign and emerging markets, including several leading Latin American companies. This unexpected twist has flung open the doors of opportunity for savvy investors hungry to tap into the potential of foreign companies, especially those trading at traditionally discounted valuations and poised for potential growth.

Few can question the fact that the proposed Trump tariffs have rattled investors. Such levies increase the cost of doing business.

Despite recent market volatility, now is the time to be aggressive in investing, focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and growth potential. Nu Holdings, despite macroeconomic challenges, offers a compelling opportunity with a P/S ratio of 3.3x and strong customer growth in the LatAm fintech market. Lemonade is disrupting the insurance market with significant growth potential, trading at an attractive EV/GP ratio and poised for profitability with scale.

Nobody enjoys stock drawdowns. They can provide buying opportunities for high-quality businesses, sure, but it is never fun to see your personal wealth go down in value.

Stock market drawdowns are stressful. You are bombarded with news headlines about how the world is ending, markets are in turmoil, and why now is the time to sell.

Nu Holdings (NU -1.97%) stock lost 19% of its value in February, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The stock dropped after its fourth-quarter earnings report, which demonstrated strong performance but negative sentiment about new growth plans and the economy in Brazil.

Expectations tend to play an outsized role when it comes to quarterly earnings. And missed expectations are likely what affected Nu Holdings' (NU -2.02%) stock price after its Q4 release.

Bank stocks as a category aren't usually high-growth investment vehicles. When individuals look to buy bank stocks, it's usually with their stability and, perhaps, a dividend in mind.

There are many stocks on the market today that have created millionaires. It all depends on how much you start with and how long you wait.