MasterCart Stock
MasterCard Stock
As you know, as a well known and respected mentor, coach, and stock market trader, I am frequently quoted in the Los Angeles Daily News, CBS MarketWatch.com, Newsday, the San Francisco Chronicle, and StreetIQ.com. Now I want to share this hot stock tip with you.
To be clear, MasterCard (Ticker MA), the company, is not a bank; it is a brand. Its primary source of revenue comes from the fees charged to issuing banks the spending volume of cards and other products that it supports. Secondly, it charges fees for transaction processing and other related services. MasterCard’s pricing varies across the regions where it operates
MasterCard charges fees, called domestic assessments, from card-issuing banks, as well as acquiring institutions or banks.
Think about this. When you want to purchase something online, you can’t put a one-hundred-dollar bill into your computers disk drive. You need to use a credit or debit card.
As more and more consumers purchase goods and services online, MasterCard will continue to see revenue growth because the company also receives an estimated three cents for every transaction world wild every day. In 2015 that added up to over nine billion dollars in revenue.
When do consumers use their credit cards most? During the fourth quarter. Yes, that’s right, the holiday season will continue to be the best time of year for this dominant player in the credit card space.
Credit Card Security
MasterCard is also developing new technology to keep credit card transactions safe. The company provides products and services to prevent, detect, and respond to fraud and ensure the safety of transactions. In the future, the company will earn billions from licensing its security software. This company is earning billions from every aspect of credit card transactions.
MasterCard Inc. offers payment solutions and services under the MasterCard, Maestro, and Cirrus brands.
There’s a reason Wall Street loves this stock and so should you.
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*If you had invested $1,000 in MasterCard five years ago, it would now be worth over $2,400.
*If you had invested $10,000 in MasterCard five years ago, it would now be worth over $24,000.
*If you had invested $100,000 in MasterCard five years ago, it would now be worth over $240,000.
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