Visa Stock vs Mastercard Stock | Which is Better?

In this video, I’m going to analyze both Visa and Mastercard stock, ultimately deciding which I think is the better investment. Visa and Mastercard are the duopolies that dominate digital payments. These networks have a dominant market share, creating a huge competitive advantage. This network effect gives the companies a monopoly like economics and anti-trust concerns from some governments. Now, I’m going to analyze each stock individually, then look at the key differences, and at the end of the video explain which stock I like better.

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[michaelswami]

Visa vs Mastercard is like asking if I prefer blondes or brunettes, the answer is yes.

[arigutman]

Terrific video, thank you for the content. I think both of these two credit card giants would do wonders for anyone's portfolios. If i had to pick a team here, I would choose V!

[lincolngaffney]

I am loving these new comparison videos which could logically lead to more stock reviews of the other companies like Mastercard Home Depot and Lowes.

[robertleonard]

in my portfolio i hold visa, mastercard and American express, I feel they all have great value.

[gustavopizarro]

Didn’t start the video but it’s safe to assume you went with Visa. Visa has a larger market share, just based on that and your like dividends more than a magic trick, Visa is your answer.

[Xzoltar]

I really like this serie of two similar stock comparison, please continue

[MoneyTalksWithMartinReyes]

Thanks for the video! I really appreciate your take. I think that both are a good buy, but Visa is less overvalued.

[joseafalvel]

these comparisson videos are awesome, I was hoping that you at least mentionned AXP in this equation, it's a company that I really like but after studying a little bit more I realized that the business model is not exactly like the one these credit cards manage.

[mrsgtgatsbytr]

My largest position is MA. It still has massiv growth and is more efficient on ROIC. Mastercard also does online services. That’s also a growth potential

[harikrishnanchandramohan]

@Dividend data. What is your opinion on American express?

[kaderaqq]

Enjoy these comparisons would you do JPM vs BAC?

[mr.financial]

Thank you for the concise video. Your videos are always high quality. I appreciate the analysis buddy 👍

[DandyFinance]

Holding MA, but loving these comparisons!

[WHlSKYx]

Curious if your thoughts are similar 6 months later? I know you own V still in your latest update, but curious.

[Lepice]

Excellent video. I agree with the conclusions.

[kctxw]

Great video Zach. I have held Visa for awhile I have always liked there fundamentals. Also still enjoying the the software.

[tfmchief]

Would it be wise to hold both an etf and individual stocks in a portfolio?

[Discovery_and_Change]

How has Visa's stock not appreciated during the past 2 years?
(was at $208 in February 2020 -- currently at $203, in July 2022)

They have a great profit margin and lots of cash.
Maybe they were super overvalued?

[JakeDaGreat]

Hey fellow investors so I’m just getting started and have a question so Walmart(for example) has recently reported lower than expected earnings and have been affected by inflation like many others in the economy but this has lowered there stock value quiet a bit would this be considered a good buy in (ie buying a dip) as I don’t feel they are at risk of going out of business anytime soon?

[StockSpotlightPodcast]

Mastercard owns APT. Big competitive advantage