Visa (NYSE:V) Under Pressure: Whales Bet Big on Bearish Stance

06 March, 2025 | 2 Min Read

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V	positively	Visa’s (V) strong market standing and the high volume of transactions it processes globally make it a resilient stock. The upcoming earnings report, anticipated with high expectations, could drive positive sentiment if the company meets or exceeds analyst projections. Additionally, the neutral RSI suggests there’s room for upward movement, especially if Visa continues to innovate and expand its services.

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summary

Whales Take Bearish Stance on Visa

Unusual Options Activity Spotted

Expected Price Movements

Given the volume and open interest, whales have been targeting a price range for Visa from $270.0 to $380.0 over the past three months. In terms of liquidity and interest, the mean open interest for Visa options trades today is 803.29 with a total volume of 9,709.00.

About Visa

Visa is the world’s largest payment processor, handling nearly $15 trillion in total transaction volume in fiscal year 2023. Operating in over 200 countries and processing transactions in more than 160 currencies, Visa’s systems can handle over 65,000 transactions per second.

Market Standing

Currently, Visa is trading with a volume of 3,072,048, and its price is down by -2.01%, standing at $345.58. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings suggest the stock is currently neutral, neither overbought nor oversold. Anticipations are very high in context right now 47 days before the earnings report.

Expert Opinions

In the last month, one expert released ratings on this stock with an average target price of $410.0. Susquehanna Financial maintains a Positive rating on Visa with a target price of $410. Current Price Trend for Visa.