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some variance in their business model American Express operates more as a fully-fledged bank an entire ecosystem and while that's a very good business model it's arguably more competitive than what visa is doing Master Card is growing quickly especially internationally but Visa owns the biggest market share within the US new payment methods will come and go there'll be new Innovations in this space and that may frighten investors from visa from time to time but customers will want their credit card rewards and banks will want to issue credit cards as well that combination should sustain Visa's growth for at least the next 20 years so overall these are the five companies that I consider to have nearly unbreakable modes the duration of the stocks are very long the likelihood of them ever being disrupted is incredibly low there're certainly ones worth considering adding to the portfolio and never looking back but that's all for this time hope you enjoyed and I'll see you in the next one
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Joseph CarlsonVwill rise
“if I had a guess right now my assumption on the future returns investors will receive if they buy Visa today I believe it would be somewhere in the range of around 15 percent annualized”
Jul 26, 2023 · after 1 year
Joseph CarlsonVwill fall
“i think the margins that they charge will eventually be lowered over time and if those margins are lowered in the future which i believe they will be i think investors will see this as a real threat to visa's monopoly and i could see a lot of selling in the future”
Nov 18, 2021 · after 1 year