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Visa Inc. continues to be recognized as a dominant player in the payments sector, consistently performing well against the S&P financial sector. With transaction growth reported at around 8% in Q1, experts note that while there is potential risk due to cautious consumer spending, e-commerce and travel spending could bolster growth in the years ahead. The company's strong brand and high return on invested capital (ROIC) diminish concerns about competition and regulatory challenges, although the high valuation multiple tends to attract scrutiny. Many analysts suggest holding the stock, looking for dips to maximize investment opportunities, particularly as the digital payment landscape evolves. Overall, Visa is seen as a compelling long-term hold within the fintech space, demonstrating resilience even amid economic fluctuations.
Undisputed champ, leaving fintech and MA in the dust. Gives you exposure to the financial sector. Outperforming the S&P financial sector by ~10%. Q1 saw 8% transaction growth. Cautious consumer spending could be a potential risk, though US consumer remains strong. E-commerce and travel spending could push volumes higher in 2025-26.
It's a hold for her, not in a rush to add more.
Very good performer, but always attracts a very high premium multiple. Seen as part of an oligopoly in the payments space. If there's a downtick in the economy, price and/or volume of goods would come down; there would be less "traffic" on the Visa toll road. In a recession, rather than people putting all purchases on plastic, they tend to be more cautious and spend less overall. So, potentially lower earnings.
Brand is fantastic, with very high ROIC. If it ever got cheap enough, he'd consider it.
Great business. Benefits from online shopping and move to cashless. Trades at a premium valuation, so good news already built in. Best time to buy a blue-chip like this is on a market correction. Always regulatory risk, but Canada putting a cap on interest rates would not materially affect this name.
Having a decent day today in the face of tariff threat. One reason is that, if you look at its business, it's somewhat tariff-proof. Another reason is that money has to go somewhere. So if investors are net sellers on an impulse call, such as tariffs, where does that $$ go -- financials and healthcare are possible havens.
Visa Inc. is a American stock, trading under the symbol V-N on the New York Stock Exchange (V). It is usually referred to as NYSE:V or V-N
In the last year, 68 stock analysts published opinions about V-N. 32 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 32 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Visa Inc..
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68 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Visa Inc. In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-04-01, Visa Inc. (V-N) stock closed at a price of $346.35.
Visa and Mastercard both have no credit risk and are doing incredibly well.