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NYSE:V

Visa Inc. (V)

328.63
+1.39 (0.42%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:56:59 pm Market Open.
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DON'T BUY
We are now seeing a gradual loosening up of credit terms, which is more positive to credit card companies. But this stock will not trade at the multiple it did a few years ago. At these levels it is probably fully values.
HOLD
Had a tough time lately, mostly as a result of Financial Regulation in the US, which limits domestic action of credit card/debit card companies, etc. Feels MasterCard (MA-N) has better valuation and less exposure to interchange fees.
BUY
Fallen on the back of the new FinReg financial regulation in the US that affects debit cards and their fees. Would prefer MasterCard (MA-N) that has less exposure to debit cards in the US but this would be a good choice since the price has come down.
DON'T BUY
This is a company that should make a lot of money. Perfect company to buy during the pull back of 2009. It didn’t pull back all that far. Doesn’t like companies over $25. Not his kind of play, but this sector is tremendous.
COMMENT
Been under pressure recently because of possible Congress regulations on interest charges, which could affect growth. Put up some good quarters, so probably a fairly good, long-term Buy but you get exposure to the US financial sector and US consumer.
TOP PICK
Has had a big selloff on the back of the US legislation on exchange fees. Growing at 20% per annum. Good emerging marketplace. Fantastic brand name.
BUY
Came down pretty hard in the last month or so on rumours of changes to interchange fees that are charged. Regulations have since been softened up. Trades at a very reasonable multiple. Prefers MasterCard (MA-N) that has a hair less growth but better valuation by 2 points.
DON'T BUY
Big drop from the $90's. PE is close to 20X so it is well above market. Long-term annual growth is still very strong at around 19%. Trading at a premium to its peers American Express (AXP-N) at 14X, MasterCard (MA-N) at 15-16X and Capital One (COF-N) at 11X’s. As US banks consolidate, they may have more power to ask for more concessions.
BUY
No credit risks. Has fallen off its highs due to recent market correction and the new US financial regulation bill, which could possibly lead to a lower use credit/debit cards. Think the reaction from the street has been a little strong. Likes this but prefers MasterCard (MA-N) more. Trades at about 16X next year's earnings.
COMMENT
A wonderful brand and have no credit risks. A move away from cash and towards credit/debit has been rampant. A little expensive at 23X earnings whereas MasterCard (MA-N) trades at about 17.
BUY
A play on global growth and a place for investors to invest within financials that is not banking related. Has pulled back and is not a bad entry point.
COMMENT
MasterCard (MC-N) or Visa (V-N)? Both companies are well run. The risk would be the credit situation in the US and it might spill over with the new European crisis. When the stocks hit their lows in 2008-2009 that was a great buying opportunity. They have both been on a fantastic run and not sure you'll make much money buying at its current level.
DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute) Not going to see strong retail sales in US until 2012 so stock has over performed.
DON'T BUY
Relatively expensive valuation at 26 X earnings. Very strong growth and high margins. If global banks think they are making too much money and talk about starting to squeeze them, this would affect the stock and would be a time to buy.
HOLD
Very profitable company with a lot of great margin. Good business model. Trading at 24X forward earnings, which look a little rich. As banks consolidate, expect they will start looking for concessions and squeeze them on the margins. If you own, hang on until it breaks down through the 50-day moving average.
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