On CNBC’s "Trading Nation," Delano Saporu of New Street Advisors said the focus for Visa Inc V is the consumer, with an eye on numbers like increasing volumes and payment transactions.
Saporu mentioned that a dip in some of the company’s operating metrics resulted in the stock pulling back over the previous quarters. However, he said he expects a rebound in Visa’s top line figures, as around 85% of worldwide transactions are still being done in cash, and the company will be "looking to penetrate that market."
With Visa’s shares up around only 6% year to date, Saporu said he sees an opportunity for investors in the stock.
Around one-third of the S&P firms, including Visa, McDonald's Corp MCD, 3M Co MMM, Kimberly Clark Corp KMB, and Boeing Co BA, are set to report quarterly earnings next week.
Price Action: Shares of Visa were trading 1.2% higher at $234 Monday morning.
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