NYSE:V

Visa Inc. (V)

364.15
-1.30 (0.36%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 63 opinions in the last 12 months.

Visa Inc. has garnered attention from various analysts for its strong fundamentals and strategic positioning in the payments industry. While some experts note that the stock has seen limited movement over the past year, many emphasize its robust business model, which capitalizes on the ongoing transition from cash to digital payments. Analysts highlight impressive metrics such as high return on equity, consistent revenue growth, and an effective buyback program. Despite concerns regarding recent economic uncertainties and potential threats from digital currencies, many remain bullish on Visa's long-term growth trajectory and market dominance. Overall, while some express cautious optimism, the consensus leans towards considering Visa as a solid investment in a shifting financial landscape.

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Buy
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Overvalued
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Maestro, MA
BUY
It's at the top of a multi-year bull cycle. Despite that, she'd buy it. Great growth ahead, including the crypto payments segment.
STRONG BUY
Hitting new highs today Payments are going digital. Today they reported $1 billion in crypto transactions, which is the top of the iceberg in this growth area. Visa looks like it will break out.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 04/21, Up 14.9%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with V, has achieved its $240 objective. We are recommending trailing up the stop (from $170) to $230. If triggered, this would all but guarantee an investment return exceeding 10%.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jun 02/20, Up 21%) It is a technology business. They have fantastic growth, never-ending. It is not cheap but is worth the multiple.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 26/20, Up 21%) It's struggled, as travel related and entertainment spending are down. These are recovering. Long-term secular growth story of increasing digitization. He continues to buy.
BUY
A great company with irreplaceable assets. Has been successful in transitioning of the global payment system. It has fingers on a huge stream of daily payments. When the economy will reopen, the stock should benefit from earnings and revenues. Not a cheap stock at about 50x earnings and is not growing at a pace that fully justifies it. Dividend is small. The asset is irreplaceable and cannot be duplicated. A big moat.
BUY
A toll booth. Takes no credit risk, just a transaction fee. Continues to grow. As the economy comes back, travel will become a larger part of their revenue base. Enhanced its fintech. Move to cashless society will accelerate. Look for acquisitions. Hard to replicate their channels.
BUY
Analyst Larry Williams's strategy for the Memorial Day trade: buy the day before Memorial Day and sell shares 10-15 days later. In fact, this should keep climbing into mid-June. This made money every year under this strategy. Visa also works as a long-term investment.
BUY
Everything is going cashless. Great management. It's not too late to enter this as a long-term hold. Don't trade this stock.
HOLD
It fits well. He used to be nervous about valuation but when you look at other payment providers this one does not stick out that much. He'd stick with it for the long term.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
One of the best growth companies you can get out there. Trading at around 32x 2022, 27x 2023 with a model growth of 27%. This works on his price to growth value. Has had a fantastic run. You want to buy at the 200 day moving average, which is $218.
DON'T BUY
A great company with no credit risk. It comes down to how many people around the world swipe their card. A great business. His issue is that the stock is getting more expensive, surpassing its growth. He sold it for this reason a while ago. The PE is twice the market multiple now. Likes the company, but the PE is too high.
HOLD

Huge beneficiary in increase in e-commerce. Hasn't recovered as strongly as other tech names, mainly due to hit to travel. Expects travel to recover, so huge upside to both V and MA. Tremendous tailwinds as we go from cash to digital. A railroad for all other digital transactions. A must-hold.

BUY

He owns MA instead, but both stocks will have similar performance. MA has higher exposure to Europe and growth geographies. Both are high quality compounders. Both will benefit as we go to a cashless society and from the recovery of cross-border travel. Sees topline growth at 18%, and EPS growth up to 20%.

BUY

Likes both Square and PayPal. Highly leveraged to growth in e-commerce. Caters to both merchants and consumers. Perpetually expensive, though a bit cheaper recently. Right now, he'd lean toward Visa as a safer way to play the payment space.

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