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Visa's 15-minute chart shows Bollinger Bands narrowing and KDJ death cross.

Catalyst<ul> <li>Recent Bullish Engulfing and WR Oversold signals in late November and early December point to rebound momentum for V.</li> <li>Most analysts rate V Buy or Strong Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li> Risk <ul> <li>MACD Golden Cross signals biased bearish on 20251126, indicating potential downward pressure.</li> <li>Fund flows show negative trends for Medium, Large, and Extra-large order sizes, suggesting outflow by significant investors.</li></ul>

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Visa partners with Amazon Web Services to develop a secure platform for AI-driven autonomous transactions called Visa Intelligent Commerce. Visa launches a global art collection featuring over 20 artists to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 26, highlighting its support for creators and commerce through artistic collaboration. Visa and Pismo, in collaboration with Circle, launch Vietnam’s first AI-powered PayLater card, offering instant approval and flexible installment features to expand credit card access. Visa executives, including President Rajat Taneja, sell a combined 54,676 shares in late November and early December 2025 amid market volatility. Visa collaborates with Wirex and Algorand to enable USDC payments for 7 million users and 80 million Visa merchants worldwide.

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