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VISA Inc.
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At Close
Feb 6, 2026 3:59:56 PM EST
331.57USD+0.741%(+2.44)7,798,527
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Feb 6, 2026 9:27:30 AM EST
330.65USD+0.462%(+1.52)5,278
After-hours
Feb 6, 2026 4:53:30 PM EST
331.87USD+0.090%(+0.30)36,721
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As of Feb 7, 2026 3:12:06 PM EST (1 min. ago)
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37 min ago • u/Technical_Scallion_2 • r/stocks • sharp_snap_rallies_are_a_warning • C
It's really surreal for me to see people who've never seen an actual bear market see examples of actual bear market things. "Buy the V/dip" works great in bull markets. Dead cat bounce is going to become a lot more familiar when the dip pops up and then just keeps dipping.
sentiment -0.12
1 hr ago • u/Ok-Character-7756 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Crypto pumping. V time. Bers r fukd
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/DiscountAcrobatic356 • r/stocks • its_time_to_go_long_saas • C
TOI.V 30% grower. Vertical software hedge fund really - except they don’t sell they just buy more. 
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/geckotaco • r/Pmsforsale • wts_ancient_silver_augustus_denarius_cl_clodianus • B
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* **Roman Republic, C. Lentulus Clodianus.** 88 BC. AR Denarius. *Rome mint.* Bust of Mars right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet pushed back on head, seen form behind, with spear over left shoulder, parazonium over right / CN\*LENVL: Victory driving biga galloping right, with wreath in raise right hand, reins in left -- **$150** \-- [IMGUR](https://imgur.com/a/NKBQxkk)
* **Imperial Rome, Augustus.** 15 BC. *Lyon Mint.* Bare head right / IMP \* X in exergue, bull butting right, left forefoot raised, lashing his tail. RIC I 167a; Lyon 19; RSC 137. Toned, cleaning scratches, hairlines, edge filing -- **$700** \-- [IMGUR](https://imgur.com/a/FhX4yKo)
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sentiment 0.92
5 hr ago • u/WackyBeachJustice • r/Bogleheads • what_if_we_face_a_multiyear_bear_market_56_years • C
My point is that it can even get worse than that. You might have to pull money from your accounts. I don't think a lot of people on this sub have gone through a prolonged deep recession without a V shaped recovery as ADULTS. Everyone is clamoring for cheap prices, but it's important to consider what might come with that.
sentiment -0.19
6 hr ago • u/peterpeer9 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
deeply fucked that Q comes before R, S, T, U, and V -- put that shit at the end with the other freaks
sentiment -0.87
7 hr ago • u/Chewblacka_ • r/dividends • thought_experiment_you_get_a_1m_inheritence_build • Discussion • B
$1M is after any taxes.
The assumptions for theoretical portfolio.
* Beta ratio of 0.7 - 1.0
* Payout ratio of 40 - 60 %
* Strong free cash flow (FCF) - dividends are not paid with debt
Sample portfolio:
**Core stocks**
PG, PEP, JNJ - $100k each
**Growth stocks**
MSFT, AVGO, V - $85k each
**Healthcare**
ABBV, CAT, UNH- $85k each
**Income**
O, CVX, EPD - $65k each

Weighted average beta - 0.79
Annual Income - $32,400
Portfolio Yield - 3.18%
Yearly income growth - 7.4%

Advantage to picking your own versus SCHD? I guess the only thing I see is you could do tax loss harvesting if you pick your own stocks. Also you are in a better position to write covered calls for addtional income especially against the the core stocks. I messed with covered calls for a few years. As a test case for my portfolio but I found while I did make some money it was not worth the effort for me personally.
sentiment 0.79
8 hr ago • u/donut-bot • r/ethtrader • why_last_weeks_selloff_wasnt_as_bearish_as_it • C
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sentiment 0.30
9 hr ago • u/thats_gotta_be_AI • r/btc • btc_bulltrap_potential_35k40k_coming • C
That wasn’t a bear market really. It was Covid. Everything went down, everything V recovered when the Fed said they’d print their way out of Covid.
sentiment -0.31
9 hr ago • u/ReasonableBrother448 • r/stocks • you_can_own_microsoft_at_23x_earnings_and_short • C
Microsoft went bankrupt 20 years ago when somebody somewhere had a bad experience on their workflow.
You have to step out from our own little box. Probably 99% of MSFT users do barely know what keyboard and mouse is, use 1 finger system on their writing and IT tech doing CTRL+X / CTRL+V seems like cryptographic hacking.
sentiment -0.68
10 hr ago • u/mister-marco • r/btc • btc_bulltrap_potential_35k40k_coming • C
After covid it was a V shape recovery
sentiment 0.00
11 hr ago • u/AdeptnessPlus6860 • r/wallstreetbets • bear_case_stock_picks_for_short • C
Agree on everything. Would add space stocks like ASTS / RKLB.
Those companies are great but have no earnings. Market showed that even best earnings for best companies recently give 1-5 min pump and it goes down.
All stocks with no p/e like ONDS/RCAT, SOUN,BBAI, RR etc started to go down during ATH and didn’t bottom at 200 EMA/VWA
Same goes for PLTR.
It was no brainer buy all that time recently not since that fold from 205 AH from previous ideal ER. This ER was 2x better than previous and that shit did fold like crazy.
Also everyone laughs and say but the dip, trump will not make market go down etc. this makes me think bottom is not in.
Looks like there gonna be relief rally’s which will fill like we out of the woods but those who thinks for a living know we ain’t out of the woods from October 10.
Also BTC was good first indicator that there is no money for premium non existent currency.
Can be V reversal anyway…
sentiment 0.97
12 hr ago • u/Prestigious_Garlic_9 • r/stockstobuytoday • drop_stock_tickers_and_ill_give_you_my_research • C
I’m sorry I clicked the wrong stock exchange
Ticker: V
Float: 1.58 billion shares
Potential entry:
$327.52, $329.10, $329.92
Potential take profit:
$332.54, $333.38, $335.14, $337.56
sentiment 0.18
13 hr ago • u/Aurorion • r/btc • is_there_any_validity_to_the_btc_scarcity_argument • C
Perhaps you don't understand network effect? It absolutely applies to Bitcoin, and gold too, but even more so to Bitcoin.
Since I'm lazy, but not rude enough to ask you to do it yourself 😅, below is the output from an AI tool from a prompt what is network effect and how it applies to Bitcoin:
```
In simple terms, a network effect occurs when a product or service becomes more valuable to its existing users as more people start using it. For Bitcoin, this isn't just about a rising price; it's about the strengthening of the entire ecosystem across several distinct layers.
Here is how the network effect functions within the Bitcoin protocol:
1. The Liquidity & Exchange Network
This is the most visible layer. As more individuals and institutions buy Bitcoin, the market becomes deeper.
* Ease of Entry: With more users, there are more "on-ramps" (exchanges, ATMs, P2P desks).
* Stability: Higher liquidity generally leads to lower volatility over the long term, making it more attractive for large-scale treasury management.
* Medium of Exchange: As more merchants and services accept it, its utility as a "currency" increases, which in turn attracts more merchants.
2. The Security (Miner) Network
Bitcoin relies on Proof-of-Work. This creates a powerful feedback loop:
* As the price increases (due to more users), mining becomes more profitable.
* More miners join the network, increasing the total Hash Rate.
* A higher Hash Rate makes the network more resistant to attacks, increasing trust.
* Increased trust attracts more high-value users, restarting the cycle.
3. The Developer & Infrastructure Network
Because Bitcoin has the largest user base, it attracts the most talent.
* Tooling: Developers build wallets, Layer 2 solutions (like the Lightning Network), and analytical tools specifically for Bitcoin because that is where the users are.
* Lindy Effect: The longer Bitcoin survives and remains the "standard," the more it is perceived as the safest bet for future development. This makes it the "base layer" for the entire crypto industry.
4. The Belief (Social) Network
Money is essentially a social construct. Bitcoin’s strongest network effect is its brand recognition.
* The "Gold" Standard: Most people think of "Bitcoin" when they hear "cryptocurrency."
* Interoperability: Because it is the largest, most financial products (ETFs, futures, custodial services) are built for Bitcoin first. This institutional "lock-in" makes it very difficult for a technically superior competitor to unseat it.
Comparison: Metcalfe’s Law
Financial analysts often use Metcalfe’s Law to value Bitcoin. It suggests that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of its connected users (V \propto n^2). While not a perfect fit, it explains why Bitcoin's value grows exponentially rather than linearly as the user base expands.
```
sentiment 1.00
13 hr ago • u/AliceNullptr • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Another day. Another V.
From the fires, I'm still red. 🤕
sentiment 0.00
14 hr ago • u/CapCityPhotos • r/ValueInvesting • paypalpypl_has_entered_deep_value_territory • C
Yeah, they're bringing in the HP CEO who is known for buybacks. They guided softer than expected for 2026 and removed the 2027 outlook. Expecting low single-digit revenue growth and margin slightly down or flat in 2026.
Frankly their earnings call is hard to listen to when they make excuses about consumer weakness (meanwhile V and MA beat earnings for the quarter).
They have some potential catalysts in the future, whether it's agentic commerce, ads, stablecoins, or PayPal World.
I could absolutely see Paypal being the payment leader of the world because of brand trust and disputable transactions. I couldn't get my Dad to sign up for Zelle, Apple Pay, or Google Pay to save my life. But he has a PayPal account. That says something, especially when it comes to agentic commerce (where trust and security will be much bigger factors).
sentiment 0.88
16 hr ago • u/NickStonk • r/dividends • so_whats_wrong_with_buying_500k_worth_of_qqqi • C
That was a V shaped recovery. The neos managers adjust well for severe short term pullbacks with their options strategy. But what will they do if it’s a long drawn out crash, and then a long slow recovery which takes a few years? How can they maintain the distributions in a long recovery while also allowing the price to appreciate? In the short term, they can do it. Not in the long slow recovery.
sentiment -0.56
17 hr ago • u/Ok-Task-5176 • r/Gold • gold_coins_of_every_circulating • Question • B
At this point in US numismatic history, we now have a gold coin with a face value of nearly all circulating denominations.
$0.01: 2025 gold Omega cent
$0.05: ???
$0.10: 2016 gold Mercury dime
$0.25: 2016 gold Standing Liberty quarter

$0.50: 2014 gold JFK half, or 2016 gold Walking Liberty half
$1: 19th century gold dollars, or 2025 gold Sacagawea dollar
$2 (if you'd consider it in this list): ???
$5: half eagle, or 1/10 oz gold eagle
$10: eagle, or 1/4 oz gold eagle
$20: double eagle
$50: gold eagle or gold buffalo
$100: modern American Liberty coins
Among the typical canon of circulating US coinage, only the 5 cent piece has no gold counterpart. What would be the ideal candidate for a historic 5 cent piece struck in gold? My vote is the shield nickel; it's a beautiful design that stands out among American coinage by being one of only a handful of coins not featuring a human figure. The Jefferson nickel is too contemporary, and the V nickel would be a little ironic considering the whole racketeer nickel debacle. The half dime is a possibility as well, but the Seated Liberty design was present on quarters, halves, and dollars as well, so it was far from unique to the $0.05 denomination
As for a 2 dollar gold coin, I don't foresee something like that happening. It'd be the first of its kind as a coin in the $2 denomination, so it has no history to draw from, and creating a brand new denomination for coinage just for a collectors' piece seems frivolous.
If you all had to decide on a design for a gold 5 cent piece, or maybe even a gold 2 dollar coin, what would you choose?
sentiment 0.96
17 hr ago • u/NickStonk • r/dividends • so_whats_wrong_with_buying_500k_worth_of_qqqi • C
Couple of points. Will you truly be able to retire with income off $500k forever? Only you know that answer
As per Neos funds, I’m a fan and have quite bit in them. But, the risk is that when the market crashes (by crash I mean up to maybe 40-50%) will these Neos funds be able to fully recover later? They are not really meant for price appreciation, the fund managers admit your gains are capped and that’s the biggest risk. So you’re $500k will some day go down to maybe $250k. If there’s not a V shaped recovery, you will most likely not recover the majority of that $250k lost. That’s the big downside with these funds. And why you shouldn’t only invest in them.
sentiment -0.32
18 hr ago • u/Sir_Grindalot • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
I usually avoid trading after hours, but doing some shopping during Thursday's after hours / overnight was one of the best decisions I've made ytd. I went from 35% cash to nearly 0% cash expecting a V, the V happened on everything and my small gamba account gave me plenty of tendies.
sentiment 0.74


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