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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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BUY
TOP PICK
Large consumer base (most people use Visa).
As people begin to travel more, Visa usage will further increase.
Strong financial metrics, with share buy backs and dividend increases.
Core holding and will continue to buy more.
Darren SissonsOwned
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BUY
He likes the payment companies. He owns MA, but likes Visa just the same. Rough the past little while, due to fewer cross-border transactions and less travel. These names will continue to move higher. Long-term chart is very strong. Digital only recently surpassed cash, so still lots of growth. Payment companies have more upside, as they'll benefit on a much greater scale from the economy recovering and borders reopening.
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COMMENT
Company has under-preformed the past year.
However, is a long term opportunity with global footprint.
Valuation has come down, but still attractive.
John ZechnerOwned
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DON'T BUY
Sold two years ago, because valuation had grown to more than double the market multiple. Today, trades at 30x earnings. Great business, but he wonders about dislocation. Cost to vendor is 2-3%. Fintech revolution is disruptive. Look at SQ, PYPL, ApplePay, and GooglePay. Competition will erode margins. Tremendous risk.
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BUY
Buy it here on the pullback. This comes down to trans-border travel, both business and tourist travel. This will happen. Anti-trust will remain an issue but manageable.
Christine PooleOwned
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TOP PICK
Doesn't take any risk with bad debt. It is a processing company that makes 15 basis points per transactions. Processing 65,000+ transactions per second. It is being tied to loyalty programs that is good business. A lot of their revenue comes from travel so once it recovers, we should see growth here. Internationally, there are cash users still so Visa can see new users and growth. There is more competition but it is a good story and it is at the lower range of its trading range. (Analysts’ price target is $274.60)
Paul Harris, CFAOwned
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 06/20, Up 5%) He's owned this for years, a great performer. It's penalized by the recovery trade. But everyone is still buying online and moving away from cash payments. He'd buy now.
Darren SissonsOwned
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BUY
Likes the name. Payment processors under lots of pressure, due to fintech disruption. No reason for such a pullback, as the networks remain intact, which Visa and MA dominate globally. Lack of tourism has hurt. Should recover next year.
Varun AnandOwned
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TOP PICK
Selloff is overdone. AMZN's announcement to take Visa UK off is simply Negotiation 101. Not a big issue, sees a settlement. Facilitates transactions globally, but no consumer or price risk. Tremendous cashflow. Wouldn't be surprised to see dividend hike and share buybacks, following MA. Not often on sale, but now it is. Long-term shareholders will be rewarded. Yield is 0.77%. (Analysts’ price target is $274.57)
Varun AnandOwned
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Still growth in the payments space. Yes, these trade at higher multiples, which is unfriendly in this market. Payments also were impacted by Covid, because there was less travel. However, once borders open internationally, there should be a rebound in spending. Especially so with business travel. A weaker economic outlook could dampen this space. She keeps buying shares. E-payments will has a long way to expand into countries that use paper money.