V dips under key 200-day SMA, with competitive and regulatory headwinds clouding near-term sentiment.
South Korea and the United States will discuss establishing a new visa category for Koreans, Seoul's foreign minister was quoted as saying, after a U.S. immigration raid saw 475 workers rounded up at a Hyundai Motor site.
Visa: Rising Beyond Stablecoin/ BNPL/ Digital Wallet Risks - Bright Prospects Ahead
Visa's consistent growth and dominant market position have been consistent for over a decade. Recent fintech acquisitions make the company more than a simple payment platform and enable it to compete alongside emerging technologies like stablecoins. Visa is less expensive than Mastercard, but both companies deserve their high valuation due to competitive moats.
Visa offers a rare mix of double-digit growth, low risk, and a wide moat, making it a compelling long-term investment. Despite a conservative near-term guide, Visa's recent results were outstanding, and I see significant upside to current expectations. Valuation is attractive relative to Mastercard, with Visa narrowing the growth gap and trading at a discount to its peer.
V teams up with Authvia to enable real-time text-based payouts, streamlining payments across major industries.
V's global reach, lower credit risk, and cross-border strength give it an edge over AXP in a potential spending slowdown.
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Visa shut its open banking business in the U.S., Bloomberg reported Friday (Aug. 22), citing unnamed sources. The move was also reported Friday by Reuters.
V expands the reach of its global payment platforms through key partnerships and technology upgrades.