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The stubbornly high inflation strengthens the case for the Fed to maintain its aggressive interest rate hikes, fostering recession fears among investors. This is expected to keep the market under pressure in the near term. Therefore, investors looking to plan for their retirement may consider investing in fundamentally sound stocks…

Payment technology major Visa (V) reported substantial revenue and earnings growth in the last quarter despite geopolitical and macroeconomic headwinds impacting most sectors. Analysts expect it to continue reporting strong revenue and EPS growth. So, we think it could be wise to buy the stock now. Read on….

Just last week, a group of historians warned President Joe Biden that today’s threats to democracy are similar to the pre-Civil War era and the homegrown sympathy for fascism before World War II.

Leading payments processing company Visa (V) has been doing exceptionally well, driven by increased spending on services and a significant transition worldwide to cashless transactions. Moreover, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire owns approximately 0.5% stack in the company. V’s attractive dividend, strong financials, and solid growth prospects make it an ideal investment.…

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Soaring inflation and the Fed’s constant effort to battle against it have largely affected consumer sentiment as the economy is expected to slip into a recession. However, with a shifting spending trend, Americans continue to spend on travel, retail, and technology. Therefore, payment stocks PayPal (PYPL) and Visa (V) could…

Despite heightened recession fears, shares of Visa (V) remained relatively unaffected given the company’s robust payment volume and cross-border volume in the fiscal third quarter. However, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband sold millions of dollars of V shares in June. So, is the stock worth adding to your…

Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bearish stance on Visa (NYSE:V). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

While fintech companies experienced immense pressure amid the market sell-off, the industry is poised to witness solid growth on the back of increased adoption of innovative technical solutions and rising demand for digital transactions. So, we think it could be wise to buy the shares of fundamentally sound fintech stocks…