Visa (V) stock has fallen 0.6% over the past week, gained 3.3% in the last month, and is down 8.8% over the past year, leaving some investors wondering what comes next. Wall Street’s analysts are strongly bullish, forecasting a move toward a 12‑month price target of $394.23 from the last close of $309.30.
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Andrew Jeffrey of a major firm reiterated his Buy rating on 4/29/2026 with a $325 price target, implying notable upside from current levels. He argues that Visa remains a global fintech juggernaut and that recent underperformance is due to overblown fears about regulation and competition.
Jeffrey points to strong second‑quarter 2026 results, with 15% organic net revenue growth outpacing 9% payment volume, driven by pricing power and high‑value services in data, fraud, and money movement. This 3‑star analyst ranks 705 out of 12,163, with a 58.62% success rate and a 9.9% average return per rating.
Bryan Bergin also reiterated a Buy on 4/28/2026 with a notably higher $416 price target, signaling confidence in Visa as both a long‑term compounder and a platform asset. He highlights a “statement quarter” with 17% revenue growth, EPS up 20%, strong VAS and CMS momentum, and raised guidance for full‑year 2026.
Analyst Bryan Keane joined the bullish chorus on 4/29/2026, reiterating Buy with a $400 price target and emphasizing that Visa’s beat‑and‑raise performance counters fears about economic slowdown and new payment rivals. With accelerating revenue growth, expanded guidance, and strategic bets on agentic commerce and stablecoins, analysts see Visa’s current share weakness as an opportunity rather than a warning sign.
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