Visa Is An ALMOST Perfect Stock That You Need In Your Portfolio! | Visa (V) Stock Analysis! |
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In this video we will analyse Visa (V) stock using our 4 valuations methods to get to our intrinsic value. We will then apply a margin of safety to get to our acceptable buy price.
We will also take a look at the dividend safety and other key financial metrics. Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
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Probably the best approach to V and MA is regular dollar cost averaging.
To be perfectly honest it’s a $10-$20 market order on every single market open day. 😂 up to a few thousand dollars already so it can’t hurt
I like to do a 50/50 split of Visa/Mastercard and just sleep well knowing I own the credit market.
l am adding more Visa portfolio this week, but major addition to my Microsoft portfolio
Both incredibly strong stocks!
possibly the best dividend growth stock in the world
Can see more growth coming, VISA is on my watchlist for sure.
When are you reviewing LGEN?
visa is down to 262 now...
I just reviewed them in my latest video 😊
I am considering adding this to my IRA. If the dividend continues to grow at 16% per year (no guarantee it will), then in 25 years, the quarterly dividend will be $21.25. That is crazy good, but it's hard for me to imagine they'll be able to continue that kind of dividend growth for 25 years. I'm not saying they won't, I'm just saying that is a lot of years where something could go wrong or growth could slow down. It's really a long bet.
Could you please analyze FDS?
Thanks, I’ll add that to my review list 😊
I added Visa this week. People will shift and buy more online and then with Credit cards from Visa
Can’t go wrong with Visa over the long term!
$0.76 dividend per $100 invested minus tax, might as wells not even have a divided. If you have $100,000 invested, by the time you pay taxes you'll probably wind up with $400 in dividend per year. 🙄
The compounding dividend and price appreciation is great. V is a monster.
Dividend Talks back at it again! 😆
Don't think the share price will keep climbing at that rate and dividend is pretty much non existing. So it's a no from me so far.
I started 2 years ago and intended for visa to be one of my main financial picks. Want to get it to 12k. Just one of my foundation stocks.
Easy to see why, it’s one of the best stocks out there! 😊
Could you do Dell?
Have you done vst yet?
ServiceNow - could be a good one to analyse now 😊
Thanks, I’ll add that to my review list 😊
I am addicted to your videos...Thanks😂
If you are finding them useful then I am happy, thank you 😊
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Nah, not for me, at least not in the short term. Both MA and V were nearly cut in half in 2008-2009. CC delinquencies are increasing these days, so I find these low dividend, high P/E stocks too risky for my taste. I'll wait for a recession to buy.
but V and MA are not involved in CC issues. They get payment for processing payments and not in CC delinquencies.
@@ukohakalu2042 I know, but in a recession people spend less.
@@ukohakalu2042lmao op doesn’t even know how they make money what a fool
Delete this 😭. They have ZERO to do with Credit, debt or whatever CC delinquency you’re talking about
@@paydayspayoff358 Yes, they do. I take the increase in CC delinquencies as a sign that we're heading into another recession in 6-12 months. With the amount of debt sloshing around, I expect problems in financial markets. Less transactions, less sales overall, less revenue for V and MA. So I don't want to buy V/Ma now. I'll wait until we're actually in a recession. If we don't get a recession, then V/MA could be good buys. But not at a valuation that is 16x revenue. But you go ahead....