Visa’s about to drop its Q2 earnings—and it’s already heating up: last quarter they smashed records with $11B in revenue, up 17% YoY, crushing both EPS and EBITDA forecasts. This time, analysts expect a 12% revenue jump (down from last year’s 14%), but confidence remains high—Visa’s track record is solid. Meanwhile, rivals like Bread Financial (up 7%) and Capital One (up 25%) are also delivering, with Bread’s stock soaring and Capital One dipping slightly. The entire credit card sector’s riding a 5% monthly uptick, with Visa up 4%. Analysts are already eyeing a $403 price target—way above current levels. Tune in to see if Visa can keep the momentum rolling.
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