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VISA preparing for the bull runVisa ( NYSE:V ) has entered an important zone and has already fallen more than 20%, which is quite rare for Visa apart from major worldwide crashes. Basically said, Visa is cheap relative to its performance and even though Amazon's negative news affected last days of the price of Visa, those two companies are still in discussion about cooperation and I believe it will be eventually resolved. Now, I am looking for a significant pullback and breakouts from minor trendline. I have started trading in small positions and accumulate in following days.
NYSE:VLong
by ProChartingIdeas
Visa - Picking a bottomI mainly invest using backtested methods - my current strat expects visa to rise an average of 1.4% over the course of the next 7 days. Now that that's out of the way, I looked at the stock with literally no technical analysis knowledge and measured it's standard drawdown period. It's very common for the stock to drawdown for 7, 14 or 30~ days and then rebound heavily. That's basically it, based on the historical performance of Visa and it's inclusion in a strategy that does 1.4% on average after a buy signal, I'm bullish Visa. This is my first post btw. Please forgive formatting, and the mess.
NYSE:VLong
by JamesMBee
Kaufchance VisaInvestmentthese: Megatrend Payment / Reisebranche kommt in Zukunft noch mit den Umsetzen nach Corona Rücksetzer: > 20 % Strategie: Langfristig in Visa einsteigen: a) CSP: 30-50 DTE abhängig von der Vola (IVR > 60%): 185 -P (31DTE): Prämie 264 / Coll.: 18500 € / BE: 182,36 € optionstrat.com b) Aktien: 4 Positionen = 195 * 100 / 4 = 4875 € pro Position c) Bull Call Spread: 237 % Return on Risk - Net Debit: 1452 € - BE: 214,52 € - Max Profit: 3548 € (Ziel: 251 € altes Hoch: 28%)
NYSE:VLong
by TobiasMeilke
V dailyGood company to have in your portfolio. You want to buy a bouncing ball company, not those that are rocks. V will EVENTUALLY rebound, wait for any confirmation of reversal (candle stick pattern or chart pattern) to load, that drop was on notable volume. 195 is also a notable area, 150weeklyMA. We can also see a bullish divergence on the RSI. According to my DCF, Visa is currently undervalue, R/R to have Visa in your portfolio is now bigger than not having it in my opinion. DCA is the way to go.
NYSE:VLong
by Willgau13
Visa (V) LongFrom the highs of July, Visa has lost more than 20%. To "complicate" the situation, the news released before the opening of the markets on November 17, namely that Amazon wants to ban the use of the famous credit card in the UK. I ... I had bought the previous day. Hey ... this is trading. However, we are talking about Visa and obviously, part of my strategy is to always enter in brackets, so the news, apart from the emotionality of the moment, could create an additional investment opportunity, should Visa continue its descent up to certain levels. The company is clearly solid,  and from a statistical analysis, I noticed that the pull-backs, over the years, as well as being very rare, are on an average of -18%, so we are at a discount, that is to say, it is the time to buy. Not to mention that I don't think Amazon's decision is final; a deal will be found and when it does, the volatility will be high. (It is, therefore, possible to exploit the momentum by buying call options). Should the price continue to fall, the entry or accumulation levels in my opinion are as follows: - $ 190.23: important volumetric level - $ 179.50: post-covid breakout level, would act as a major resistance. Target: - 235 $: important volumetric level where the price will surely react - $ 250: just before the highs, total take profit Happy trading Lazy Bull DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial advisor nor a CPA. These posts, videos, and any other contents are for educational and entertainment purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments.
NYSE:VLong
by LazyBull5
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strategy for V Wednesday 11/17/2021V: buy price (217.00) V sell price (210.00) strategy: presents supply zone and demand zone. If the opening is above the supply zone, our buy price would be 217.00, but first they must wait for confirmation and then for it to retest. If everything goes as we think we would be taking profits in the next supply area. our bearish entry: in case of being bearish we must confirm below both mv 200 5mn and 15mn we wait for it to enter the damanda zone if we see a buy signal we enter to buy, if it continues to fall and touches the sell price we wait for confirmation to continue the bearish continuation
NYSE:V
by RobertoTraderWithoutStress
Visa Inc Fibonacci ChannelLooks like bears are going to be shaken out. Price is at Golden Ratio 0.618 of the general Fibonacci Channel. As the price deepens into cold colors of fib levels, an opposite reaction is expected with relative rate. Best confirmation for a safe long entry is in a circumstance where price stabilizes in cold colors then breaks above the downward dashed line. We can see how market behaved so far when price was falling to 0.618. Same behavior can be seen at 0.786 if downtrend doesn't reverse this month.
NYSE:V
by fract
3
Visa | Short Term Bearish / Long Term BullishI'll try to be brief: all the indicators and trend lines indicate a low-volatile (which is an advantage for the solidity especially in a long-term perspective) and growing trend of Visa. However, following the trend from March 2020 (as I always say "the new modern era for the world") until today November 2021, Visa has always retraced each level of the Fibonacci retracement until it touches its maximum peak, resulting in and current decline (currently Visa broke the previous trendline, but it was predictable as its trend up to that moment was really exaggeratedly bullish). Due to the low volatility of the market I suspect that the retracement in the short term could lead Visa to further losses, I assume an additional 3 or 4 points up to around $ 206/207 per share (which is not many in a long-term perspective anyway but for a day trader instead can be an abyss), coinciding with the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement; at that moment I have good reason to think that Visa will restart its bullish run also quite efficiently (let's say that by early 2022 I would not be surprised if we were at $ 260 per share) to get back in line with its innovative power and with the previous trend which has just been broken, as mentioned before. In conclusion, as usual DYOR (!!!), mine is just a "brainstorming" seeing the chart and knowing the company, however I admit I have a recently opened position on Visa, so I have no reason to lie :)
NYSE:V
by UnknownUnicorn18031164
Visa Faces Resistance Following a Sharp DropVisa fell sharply on October 27 following a couple of negative headlines. Now after a bounce, it may be ready for further downside. The main pattern on today’s chart is the price level around $220. It was a low in May and near the lows of September and mid-October. There’s now a chance of it becoming resistance. Next, V has failed to hold its 200-day simple moving average (SMA). The 50-day SMA has also crossed below the 200-day SMA. Turning to the weekly chart, notice how the late-October selloff produced a bearish outside candle. It may also be turning into the right shoulder of a head & shoulders reversal pattern. The fundamentals behind the drop are potentially negative because V has been paying higher incentives to banks. Several analysts have responded with lower price targets. Antitrust scrutiny may also be looming on the horizon. TradeStation is a pioneer in the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options, futures and cryptocurrencies. See our Overview for more.
NYSE:VShort
by TradeStation
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