Post by
Iceage1 on Feb 20, 2020 12:26am
Visa or Master Card ?
Think of adding partial positions in one of these companies as these markets just keep going up and up and maybe holding some cash for a partial blip or pullback.
Any thoughts on either of these companies or their differnces? Did I read correctly that Mastercard has early stage approval for the Chinese market already but Visa is still waiting ? It seems Mastercard has outperformed Visa the last few years but it's multiple is also higher.
Any help or insight appreciated
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Comment by
greendaze on Feb 20, 2020 1:44pm
The Chinese allowed MA in because it is the weaker of the two . Visa is a much larger world player than is MA . Both have soared without China . Visa will thrive with or without China . Its pure " The Art of War " stuff . Soften up the weaker to win the strong .
Comment by
greendaze on Feb 21, 2020 2:07pm
The last couple of sessions have been a real tell for MA and Visa . MA has been dropping a little more than visa percentage wise but visa has dropped less than the market . Conclusion . It's the general market and end of the week profit taking . To relax a little more , look at the max length chart . Then sit back , look at your unrealized gains and laugh at the noise . I am .
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Comment by
airlineinvestor on Mar 11, 2020 2:12pm
I would go with VISA. Essentially a technology company, with significant growth over the next 10 to 20 years. FCF 2019 $12.028 B FCF estimates for 2020:$13.583B; 2021:$15.861B;2022: $17.333B; 2023:$21.500B. great long-term investment and good price to buy-in
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