HT5

Why Visa Got Spanked

V-Winner, please read Frank's article. How many times you gonna say that V is not a financial? V is a financial because Wall Street says so. Wall Street makes the rules and what you say doesn't mean anything. You were so bold to say that V would never fall below $75.00 and predicted it would see $100 before end of summer. Wall Street beat the price of V down without your blessing because they can. Sure, Wall Street is illogical just as Frank says. In other words, Wall Street walks the walk, and your babble is just talk.

Upbeat Outlook for Credit Card Backed Securities - S&P

V-Winner. When V was over $80 you were so bold as to say V would never see $75 again.
You were so confident, that you started your own little web site and invited all your little followers to join the party. After V got beaten down you came back to this forum on a mission of mercy to save us.

Please, V-Winner just take your babble somewhere else!


On Aug 05 08:58 PM V Winner wrote:

> Nayr- Good Point.
>
> Listen-I have said my final piece on V- am moving onto some other
> sectors. I am working now on our other blogs (which I won't post
> here as they have nothing to do with V). Just wanted to say that
> it has been a lot of fun- (and a great distraction from market turmoil)
> to talk about V the past few months).
>
> I wish all of you holding V/MA/AXP- etc... (and other stocks)- best
> of luck in the second half of the year. God knows we could all use
> some luck right now.
>
> Jon

IPO Watch: Battered, Beaten and Pulped in 2008 (Except Visa)

Didn't VWINNER say that Visa would NEVER NEVER NEVER go under $75.00 in our lifetime!! He knows nothing!! VWINNER should use his time to take care of his own blog and his little band of followers: "Rah, Rah, Go Visa Go!!" VWINNER go back to your own blog where they idle and worship you.

Visa Estimates Upped Through 2010

Well, what was going on in the 1980's don't account for much today.
I remember banks were paying us over 20% APR interest in the 80's too!
Obviously MA is the leader at this time. MA beat V to the stock market by a couple of years because they had their business in order.

What happened to V-winner? He's on Visa like a silly little high school cheer leader. Go Visa Go!! Give me a V, Give me an I, etc etc.
Just want to remind him that he said V would never see $75 again.
V dipped to 74.36 on May 28.
Wasn't he predicting 90 or 100 by end of May?


On May 29 12:19 AM FormerBankca rder wrote:

> You know, you can talk about technicals, P/E ratios, guidance and
> such, and how value is in the eye of the beholder, but the bottom
> line is still the bottom line. And it comes down to the fact that
> Visa has eaten Mastercard's lunch for 20 years and will continue
> to do so.
>
> One of a great many reasons is that Mastercard barely had a presence
> overseas when Visa was well-established. I remember traveling around
> Europe in the mid-eighties and nobody knew what a Mastercard was
> unless you called it an Access card in England, other names elsewhere,
> and acceptance was very poor, while Visa was known and readily accepted.
> And so it goes...

Penn West Energy Trust: An Underappreciated Gem

I got in just a couple of months before the Halloween Tax announcement. After it dropped 30% market price on OCT 31, 2006 and further in the following months, I decided to wait it out and hope it regained. Eventually some of the Canroys actually did recovered market price. Meanwhile I've been drawing the dividend like clockwork every month. I'm still down 11% on the market price, so hope you are correct that we may see an up move in the price. Having a portion of my portfolio gaining a 13% dividend is better than having the money in a 3% money market. Sometimes I get the urge to sell it to free up some money for more aggressive investments. Your article gives me hope to make a decent profit if the price ticks upwards by chance. Guess I'll have to selll some of my slow moving stock like TM or CAT and buy all the V and aapl that I can get my hands on.

thanks, HT

Visa, MasterCard: A Chance to Profit as Markets Go Mad

Hello V Winner,

You say youve traded V 500 hundred times and made a fortune?
Mind sharing your strategy of predicting the lows and highs and how to execute? Do you sit in front of the PC with your finger on the trigger or do you set stops and limits ahead of time? I still consider myself a beginner. I keep an eye on things best I can while working at my real job (or vise-versa sometimes).
I've owned MA several times in the past couple of years and always able to ride for $30-40 gains. Mostly I wait for pullbacks and jump on for the ride up (if I'm Lucky). Hindsight wish I would have bought V 2 weeks ago when it was 65. I think MA reports good earnings tomorrow and pulls V up with it. I think I missed my chance with V.

Funny you mention IPI, as I bought POT today on a pullback.
Also bought AAPL last week on a pullback.

I think good advice to the 21 year old to pick STRONG companies. But not so sure to point him at an IPO such as IPI. I could be talking out of line here as I havent done any homework IPI, but what I'm saying is that IPI hasn't been been proven on Wall Street. As for V, even though its an IPO, it's a nobrainer that its going nowhere but up.