Markets can fluctuate but people still need groceries and other daily necessities. Marc’s Grocery Center — is now open to accredited investors and lets you tap into that demand. 

Why we think this deal stands out: 

• National tenants like Starbucks, AT&T, Great Clips, and Subway.
• Anchored by the most visited Marc’s location in the chain, driving consistent foot traffic.
• Built in 2018 and maintained to institutional standards.
• Value creation potential through leasing and parcelization strategies. 
• Located in the Cleveland MSA, a market with durable local demand.

Don’t miss your chance to diversify into necessity-based commercial real estate. 

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Why DLocal Is the Top Emerging Market Fintech Stock to Watch for 2026

Author: Thomas Hughes. Originally Published: 12/15/2025. 

Article Highlights

• DLocal is a great emerging markets stock, well-positioned to deliver value in 2026.
• Its position as a fintech middleman produces profits, growth is forecasted, and estimates are low.
• Analysts and institutions provide robust market support. 

DLocal Limited (NASDAQ: DLO) is an attractive choice for 2026 emerging-market (EM) exposure given its business model, industry positioning, growth outlook, and broad market support. Although still a relatively small company, DLocal is a fintech middleman that provides payment processing and pay-in solutions across Latin America and other global EMs. Its platforms improve customer experience by simplifying payments — funneling multi-channel streams (cards, bank accounts, and digital wallets) across borders into business accounts. Clients include e-commerce businesses, subscription services, B2B payments providers, and marketplaces.

Based in Uruguay, DLocal operates in more than 40 emerging markets. Emerging markets are expected to lead global GDP growth, driven in part by e-commerce, which is projected to grow 7.2% globally in 2026. That growth is underpinned by expanding middle classes and broader digital access in regions such as South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia — the core markets for DLocal’s business.

Analysts and Institutions Are Paying Into DLocal’s Outlook

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The analysts and institutional data reveal robust support for the stock. MarketBeat tracks 11 analysts covering DLO, a sample large enough to form a reasonable consensus. Sentiment has improved over the past year, firming to a Moderate Buy with no Sell ratings recorded, and the consensus price target has been rising.

Up 25% over the past 12 months, the consensus price target as of mid-December is approximately $15.80, representing roughly a 12% upside, while the recently set high-end target implies about 20%. Assuming the company continues to perform as expected, the the uptrend is likely to persist, pushing the stock toward multi-year highs by early to mid-2026.

Institutional data is mixed: institutions sold on balance in early Q4, which helped cap recent gains — not unusual after a roughly 100% increase from the April lows. Otherwise the data is solid, reflecting a high level of support. Institutions own a large portion of the float, including names such as JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley, and they bought on balance during the first three quarters. Profit-taking may continue to influence near-term price action, but that activity should run its course, leaving the market well supported over time.

Short interest is a factor that helped cap gains in late 2025 but does not raise major red flags. Short interest rose from early-year lows to around 9% in early December — elevated, but not extreme. That level can contribute to volatility and intermittent squeezes, yet it does not by itself suggest a looming market implosion.

DLocal Accelerates Growth in 2025

DLocal delivered a strong 2025. After growth decelerated in 2024, it accelerated to roughly a 50% pace in 2025. Consensus forecasts call for a slowdown to about 30% in 2026, though those estimates may be conservative. In any case, DLocal is currently profitableand is expected to grow earnings roughly in line with revenue over the next few years.

Price action in 2025 was mixed: a first-half rally was capped in July by the long-term EMA. Near-term headwinds appear limited amid increasing support, evidenced by elevated trading volume and bullish MACD and stochastic readings, which suggest mounting upward pressure and that a mild squeeze is possible. The stock is likely to retest resistance soon — potentially before the end of 2025 — and a move to new highs could follow, possibly in conjunction with the FQ4 earnings release due in early March. 

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