MELI MercadoLibre Inc

$MELI so the dude who has already been president won again and this stock dropped 15% even though it has already performed well with him being president? What am I missing here

$MELI boom there it goes ! scared money makes no money! next is $FNMA WITH bill Ackman 100 mil. position and 10x call! $SPY 👀🧠

$MELI Good buying opportunity. This is a business that will grow longterm regardless of who leads Brazil. Been growing revenues around 40% for the past 4 years while Lula was leading. Look past the noise.

By bye to $MELI $NU etc !! over pump will he dump tomorrow next is SHORT USA MARKET QQQ / SPY at every pump this week Every single pump

$MELI Insane pricing here. You have a company that’s heavily investing back into itself to grow and expand. Doing everything right to make the business better and WAY more profitable in the future. This is how a business is suppose to work. Especially if they have competition. People are treating this as they just can’t make good margins and profits. When in reality the business is getting bigger and stronger because it’s investing back into itself. It’s like investors want MELI to just stop grasping and focus on profits. Terrible for the long term of the company.

$MELI Meli shouldn’t have sponsored the opposition. There will be revenge against it now. When you are a foreign company, better stay away from politics.

$MELI grabbed another one here at the low 1500s. Seems like the world’s ending doesn’t it?

$MELI Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $8.83 up 6.13% YoY • Reported revenue of $10.75B up 45.09% YoY

$MELI | MERCADOLIBRE, INC. Q3 2026 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS ◆ EPS: $8.83 vs. $9.27 est. ❌ ◆ Revenue: $10.75B vs. $10.69B est. ✅ ◆ Net Income: $448M (+6.4% YoY) ◆ Operating Income: $676M (-6.5% YoY) ◆ Operating Expenses: $3,708M (+49.2% YoY) ◆ Adjusted EBITDA: $982M (+5.3% YoY) Segment Performance: ◆ Brazil: $6.0B (49.7 YoY) ◆ Mexico: $2.4B (47.1 YoY) ◆ Argentina: $1.8B (26.2 YoY) ◆ Other Countries: $0.5B (-72.5% YoY) Key Metrics: ◆ Adjusted free cash flow was $285M in Q3 2026, after $503M capex and $2.1B credit portfolio investment partially offset by $1.5B fintech funding. ◆ Capital expenditures were $503M in Q3 2026, up from $357M in Q3 2025, a 41% increase YoY. ◆ Credit portfolio reached nearly $18B, up 62% YoY; credit card now 47% of portfolio, up from 44% a year ago. Forward Guidance: ◆ No guidance provided

$MELI Thus could go as low as 1500 after the rigged election. It is a buy closer to 1400 though.

$MELI what does MELI has in relation with tech stocks? Not even an US company…. Great earnings so?

$MELI $NU very rarely does the market give you a guarantee. This is about as close as you get.

$MELI Beat on top, miss on bottom, due to cap ex. Let’s hear where and how the profits are going and doing.

$MELI 🎯 Easy grow to sales when you’re selling dollars for $0.50… As I said, mgmt has a spending problem. Stronger leadership needed

$MELI sure wish I had funds available to buy those 1550s in pre-market, but was able to buy some 1620s and replace the 25% of my position I sold in the 2400s last spring. Happy to have this back as one of my largest positions again. The longer the consolidation the bigger the breakout. I'll likely be holding this in 10 years, one of the most no-brainer buy and hold and forget stocks in my portfolio

$MELI Mercado Libre is politically agnostic. The public wants ease of purchase of goods regardless of their political affiliation. Noise like this creates amazing buying opportunities for those who can see through it.

$MELI likely falling knife here. Inflation against the dollar will weaken their earnings and massive election upset against Bolsonaro. Buy at 1400-1500

$MELI amazing that all the stock price movement is based on 90 day intervals of a companies financial standings! You have to be kidding me! That you can use this time frame to siphon billions of market cap in and out of any particular stock! Wake up and smell the ponzi!

$MELI Yes indirectly and No for direct impact. You made a great point that MercadoLibre is fundamentally a Latin American e-commerce, fintech and logistics business. No doubt and no uncertainty about that. Would you agree that a significant portion of products sold on MercadoLibre's marketplace are manufactured outside the Latin American countries where they're sold? The answer is Yes. If US trade policies trigger retaliatory tariffs, changes in global supply chains or higher import costs, local sellers could face more expensive inventories. Ultimately the consumers pay for the higher prices. About 56% of MELI’s market is in Brazil. If US tariffs negatively affect Brazilian exports, investment, employment or the Brazilian real, the consequences could eventually reach MELI through weaker consumer spending. There is fear of currency depreciation. Don’t forget that MELI reports its financial statements in US dollars but earns most of its revenue in Latin American currencies.

$MELI I'd love to see this become a company people can trust and feel good about supporting