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- Will Wal-Mart Heat Up Chile? Fast Money (6/17/08) [view article]
- Visa: Why I Sold All of My Shares [view article]
- Everything Financial Rolls Over: Is a Bounce Likely? [view article]
- How the Fed's Decision Impacts You [view article]
- Visa Stock Ownership Has Its Privileges [view article]
- Visa: Trading Transparency [view article]
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- Visa Keeps Charging Ahead [view article]
- U.S. Credit Card Performance: More Deterioration in April [view article]
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Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
friends, take a look at mastercard. it has been thrashed almost close to 25% and it trades like 13 to 15 times in valuation discount to visa.even rimm has not been this bad as mastercard. infact mastercard beat 59 cents huge and double guided.
if i tell somebody to look at mastercard stock, they see as though i am recommending a company that has missed last earnings by a dollar or so :-)!!!!
catch on my blog at http:matrader.blogspot... Reply
My Investment Philosophy and Visa [view article]
Robert: Keep up the great writing and don't worry about the comments.Seeking Alpha has more screwballs than you will see anywhere related to Visa. My favorite comments go something like " O gee VWINNER you are the greatest" Although he changes his opinion on where Visa is every other day. Reply
Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
'In such an environment, as disposable income declines, credit card use goes up.'In fact it is in all environment - good and bad, the credit card usage is hugely raising globally. Why pay cash if I can get 5% or 10% discount, reward points and 30 to 60 repayment period if I pay by Visa Card.
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My Investment Philosophy and Visa [view article]
Visaman, well said! Once-in-a-lifttime opportunity!Reply
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Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
Definitely old news...I don't understand why these guys reguritate the same thing over and over again. Can't be creative and write something original? ReplyPair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
This article is way old news. I don't think anyone is uneducated on V or MA at this point. They do "not" issue credit....they make their $$$ from credit card transactions only.Even though I am long on V, anyone who makes purchases on credit cards of any kind is a fool if they don't pay the entire balance each month.
IMHO that is a large part of what is wrong in this world today (financially).
Greed and credit= disaster!
If you can't afford it? Don't buy it.
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Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
I tend to agree with visaman. We are GLOBAL. ReplyPair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
Again, people are missing the point. The number of transactions that Visa does in the US may go down, but the overall number of transactions worldwide are going UP exponentially!! ReplyPair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
people still get miles for airfare etc., with their cards- so they will use them & pay the cash later. you get nothing from using cash first. ReplyPair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
...the number of times they are used will go down. This should reduce Visa's income.//////////////////////...
In the last quarter reported, Visa cards were used 11 Billion times.
Based on a 90 day quarter, which is was, the breakdown is over 83,000 time a minute.
Ok, so three people don't use their Visa card as much.
THAT will have a major impact on Visa's earnings. NOT!
Saurischian
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Will Wal-Mart Heat Up Chile? Fast Money (6/17/08) [view article]
after the nice people of Chile red...oops! read this....quote***In China, as elsewhere, we follow the Wal-Mart tradition of building our business one store and one customer at a time. We strive to provide our customers with friendly service and a wide selection of quality products at Every Day Low Prices. With each Wal-Mart store we bring advanced retail know-how to the local market. By fostering a healthy, competitive environment, we hope to constantly improve our business operations and customer service in order to contribute to the prosperity of the local economy.
Wal-Mart firmly believes in local procurement. We recognize that by purchasing quality products, we can generate more job opportunities, support local manufacturing and boost economic development. Over 95% of the merchandise in our stores in China is sourced locally. We have established partnerships with nearly 20,000 suppliers in China. At Wal-Mart, we always work with our suppliers to grow together. In August 2007, Wal-Mart once again secured the top spot of the 2007 Supplier Satisfaction Survey conducted by Business Information of Shanghai. Additionally, Wal-Mart directly exports about US$9 billion from China every year. The export volume by third party suppliers is also estimated to be over US$9 billion.***end of quote! Reply
Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
As credit card limits are cut and cards canceled, the number of times they are used will go down. This should reduce Visa's income. ReplyVendijanto
Pair Trade Visa and Capital One [view article]
Good Advice , I believe P/E will declines in Q2. ReplyGeneral Discussion on V
It has been some time since I posted on this forum. The last was when I sold V at $82.90, took a great profit of over $25K, and turned away. At that time, I mentioned that if V came back to the mid /low 70-s, I would consider buying again. There are thousands of stocks out there. Stop and think. Don't be a slave to just one. If a fellow has an 8% rule, that's great. Maybe not for you, but good for him. But, the height of silliness, is to join a blog that only has members that think one way! "V" forever. Nonsense. ReplyVisa: Why I Sold All of My Shares [view article]
I bought the stock because it was going up but than I sold the stock because it started to go down. nice analysis. you'll have better luck in vegas Reply