V
VISA Inc.
stock NYSE

More or less a sell the news moment, will probably see a nasty V today

V time

POLICYBZR Potential V shape reversal? 🤔

V by open

FLT.V for $2

bers can never have a normal red day lmao, shit has to reverse, go green, linger there half the day, finally drop and then violently V shortly afterwards, drop one final time before massive green dildo in the final 10 mins to basically cut the drop to -0.12%

Der Autor ist beruflich übrigens [Ombudsmann der Privaten Kranken- und Pflegeversicherung](https://www.pkv-ombudsmann.de/ombudsmann/), eine Stelle in die man [durch Berufung durch den Verband der Privaten Krankenversicherung e. V. kommt](https://www.pkv-ombudsmann.de/schlichtungsverfahren/statut/). Hat die FAZ bestimmt vergessen, als potentiellen Interessenkonflikt irgendwo als Fußnote dranzuschreiben.

Hört sich nach E&V an.

V and JPM calls on TACO? Both are ~-10% from ATH.

Premiums on V and MA calls are gonna make it so I don't even want to try be right

You are spot on regarding the business model: Visa and Mastercard are the toll booths, not the lenders. They take a cut of the flow, they don't hold the default risk.
However, from a macro perspective, there is a **Second Order Effect** you might be discounting: **Credit Contraction.**
If issuers (Banks) have their interest margins capped at 10%, they will mathematically have to tighten lending standards. They will stop issuing cards to sub-prime or lower-tier borrowers because the capped return no longer covers the default risk.
* Fewer cards issued + Lower credit limits = **Lower Total Payment Volume (TPV).**
Since V and MA revenue is a function of volume, a contraction in the broad credit supply *does* hit their top line, just indirectly. The risk isn't "defaults"; the risk is "lower velocity of money."
It may still be a buying op, but the market isn't pricing in "direct damage" to V/MA; it is pricing in a **Macro Credit Slowdown.**

Pesorama (PESO.V)

Actually, the bill does not seek to cap rates at all. As a couple others have pointed out, it would merely require the largest card issuing banks to issue credit cards with at least one other network to route transactions over that is unaffiliated with V or MC. This practice has been required for many financial institutions issuing debit cards since 2010, so it is not a new concept.
Last I checked, it’s the banks themselves that offer rewards, not the card networks — this “hands off my rewards” bullshit is just one of the many red herrings that shady orgs like the Electronic Payments Coalition are using to misinform the public. How else will banks market their fancy credit cards to new customers and hang onto their current customers if not for their rewards programs?

V and MA

Log even via de computer in. De app wil nog wel eens vertraagd info weergeven. De app verversen en hem dan een tijdje op dit scherm open laten staan kan ook helpen, soms springt hij dan naar het juiste bedrag.
Mocht je vandaag deze etf hebben bijgekocht en is het vanaf dat moment gedaald, dan kan de W/V ook lager uitvallen.

SUN.V

Double V and resulting shoulders, what strip club are you in?

5-10% is not a discount lol thats just normal volatility. V and MA drop that much like twice a year.
The interest rate cap thing will never happen anyway, but even if it did these companies make most of their money from transaction fees not interest. Its the banks that would get hurt, not the payment networks.
Not saying they’re bad stocks but “easy money” based on a Trump proposal is a strech.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

DGX.V

I held XUSF for a while and it did well for me until I reworked my portfolio. I like some of its top holdings those being BRK, V, MA. Of course, it holds a lot in US banks which you might be after. For cad banks, I'd just hold XIC which has plenty of exposure.