Money and Finance
As I mentioned in my stock analysis on Visa (V), I was very interested in purchasing some shares even before yesterday's pullback. If you're wanting to invest in Visa you have to go into it knowing that it's going to give good dividend growth but it's much more of a total return investment. I've been wanting to add a few more high dividend growth companies to my portfolio and Visa fits the bill quite nicely, as well as my recent IBM purchase. I'm quite bullish on the company and expect to see lots of continued growth.
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- Calling Up Visa For Cash
Step one in the investment decision process lies in identifying companies that are high quality. Whether that's through their moats, their operational excellence, their cash generation, their growth prospects, their credit ratings, their dividend...
- Visa Inc.: Cash Is King, But Credit's Good Too
Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) is a wonderful company that few can argue about its quality as a company. The business model is excellent. Just charge merchants a percentage of every transaction with no liability for the customers' ability to pay. It's essentially...
- Dividend Growth Checkup
As part of my annual review process for my portfolio, I read through the latest quarterly or annual reports for the companies I own, as well as checked up on the organic dividend growth for each position and for the portfolio as a whole. The dividend...
- Visa (v) Dividend Stock Analysis
I wanted to get this analysis out last week but I was just way too busy with work. Today we'll take a closer look at another lower yielding but higher growing company in Visa (V). Visa Inc. recently became a publicly traded company with FY 2008...
- What Will Visa's Dividend Look Like In Five Years?
Tim McAleenan has a new post that Visa is only expensive if you can't think 5 years ahead. Its certainly expensive on conventional metrics. Visa's P/E sits at 26, which is pretty far beyond any territory a dividend seeking investor is likely to...
Money and Finance
Recent Buy
As I mentioned in my stock analysis on Visa (V), I was very interested in purchasing some shares even before yesterday's pullback. If you're wanting to invest in Visa you have to go into it knowing that it's going to give good dividend growth but it's much more of a total return investment. I've been wanting to add a few more high dividend growth companies to my portfolio and Visa fits the bill quite nicely, as well as my recent IBM purchase. I'm quite bullish on the company and expect to see lots of continued growth.
Read more »
- Calling Up Visa For Cash
Step one in the investment decision process lies in identifying companies that are high quality. Whether that's through their moats, their operational excellence, their cash generation, their growth prospects, their credit ratings, their dividend...
- Visa Inc.: Cash Is King, But Credit's Good Too
Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) is a wonderful company that few can argue about its quality as a company. The business model is excellent. Just charge merchants a percentage of every transaction with no liability for the customers' ability to pay. It's essentially...
- Dividend Growth Checkup
As part of my annual review process for my portfolio, I read through the latest quarterly or annual reports for the companies I own, as well as checked up on the organic dividend growth for each position and for the portfolio as a whole. The dividend...
- Visa (v) Dividend Stock Analysis
I wanted to get this analysis out last week but I was just way too busy with work. Today we'll take a closer look at another lower yielding but higher growing company in Visa (V). Visa Inc. recently became a publicly traded company with FY 2008...
- What Will Visa's Dividend Look Like In Five Years?
Tim McAleenan has a new post that Visa is only expensive if you can't think 5 years ahead. Its certainly expensive on conventional metrics. Visa's P/E sits at 26, which is pretty far beyond any territory a dividend seeking investor is likely to...