Visa reported fiscal Q4 results on October 27, and the immediate market reaction was a mild pullback: the stock fell 0.6% on the day and is down 1.2% on the week to $401.86, even as a wave of analyst upgrades landed within hours of the close. The Street's response to the print was emphatic. JP Morgan's Tien-Tsin Huang raised his target to $455 from $450 this morning, keeping…
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumOptions traders are hedging more aggressively into Tuesday's fiscal Q4 print than at any point in the past year, even as Visa closed Friday at $407.92, up 12.7% over the past month. The clearest signal is the put/call…
Visa is flashing an unusual alignment of signals into its July 21 earnings date. The options market just reached a 52-week bullish extreme. Short sellers have unwound the majority of a six-week position build in a…
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