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- For V, its 30 day story count is now at 22.
- Over the past 18 days, the trend for V's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 6.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about V are HUGE, PYPL and SQ.
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12 Best Places to Retire in PolandThis article looks at the 12 best places to retire in Poland. If you wish to skip our detailed analysis of how Poland is a dynamic destination for businesses and expatriates, you may go to the 5 Best Places to Retire in Poland. Poland: A Dynamic Destination According to the World Bank, economic growth in […] |
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Robinhood Markets, Coinbase Global, Block, Visa and PayPal HoldingsRobinhood Markets, Coinbase Global, Block, Visa and PayPal Holdings are part of the Zacks top Analyst Blog. |
The Biggest Number From Visa's Latest Quarter: 62%Visa's (NYSE: V) reported net revenue of $8.1 billion and diluted earnings per share of $2 in its most recent three-month period (Q3 2023 ended June 30). This is a usual occurrence for this huge card payments network, and investors have grown accustomed to it, regardless of the economic climate. Here's why the biggest number from Visa's earnings report was 62% -- its operating margin for the latest quarter. |
Visa reports double-digit growth with $8.1 billion net revenue in Q3 2023Visa Inc (NYSE:V). reported a net revenue of $8.1 billion and diluted earnings per share of $2 in the third quarter of 2023, ending June 30, marking a year-over-year double-digit increase. The company's operating margin stood at an impressive 62%, highlighting its continued profitability irrespective of economic conditions. |
What are Golden Visas and 10 Countries that Hand Them Out?This article will explore Golden Visas and 10 countries that hand them out. You can skip our comprehensive analysis and proceed directly to the top 5 Countries that Hand Golden Visas Out. With the growing desire for mobility and opportunities among high net worth individuals (HNWIs), many governments worldwide have implemented “Golden Visa” programs. Such […] |
11 Best Investments for BeginnersIn this article, we will take a look at the 11 best investments for beginners. To see more such companies, go directly to 5 Best Investments for Beginners. Investors remain skeptic on the economy’s ability to completely avoid a recession. Last month equities saw a selloff driven by persistent inflation, weak jobs report and China’s […] |
10 Best Investments During High Interest RatesIn this article, we discuss 10 best investments during high interest rates. If you want to skip our detailed discussion on the stock market outlook and industries benefiting the most due to high interest rates, head directly to 5 Best Investments During High Interest Rates. According to J.P. Morgan’s analysis last year, as mentioned by […] |
Got $1,500? You Can Confidently Add These 3 Stocks to Your Portfolio.A sleep-well-at-night (SWAN) strategy for stock picking is a goal for many long-term investors. Free cash flow, dividends, or buybacks, and operations in secular growth industries are three things to look for in these stocks. If you have $1,500 in an investment account, whether from dividends, selling a winner or cutting losses on a loser (it happens), or monthly deposits adding up, these stocks may be an excellent place to invest for the long term. |
Higher credit card fees are making people shop lessWith the holiday season approaching, consumer habits have been a topic on many retailers’ minds. David French, NRF Senior Vice President of Government Relations joins Yahoo Finance’s Seana Smith and Brad Smith to assess how credit card fees and the general state of the economy will impact holiday spending. French says he still sees “signs of weaknesses” despite the average American household having savings to last them through the end of the year. With tighter credit conditions, French expects consumers to hold onto their money, predicting that consumers will cut back on discretionary spending— specifically for services. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. |
3 Names to Benefit From Growth in Electronic PaymentsA look at three companies in the Fin Tech space that should capitalize on growing trends. |