STNE (STNE): one to watch?
Cheap and still profitable, but rising bad loans and rate pressure mean the "bargain" could keep eroding — wait for credit trends to stabilize before buying.
Down 90% from its all-time high of $92.34 — now $9.30
Why STNE dropped
The original 90% collapse happened back in 2021-22 when StoneCo's credit business blew up amid Brazilian rate hikes and a receivables-registry mess; the stock never recovered that high. The recent slide (down 10% from a 30-day high) reflects a fresh worry: credit quality worsened sharply, with the cost of risk at 21.9%, 90+ day NPLs near 7%, and provisions rising more than 50% QoQ, while StoneCo's 2026 guidance assumed a much lower year-end rate than what's playing out.
How this scored 55/100
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Analysis generated by SmartStonks's AI from public fundamentals and news, first flagged 2026-09-28. Research only — not financial advice.