Visa (V) Establishes $300 Base, Eyes $400 Next
Last year, we explained Visa (NYSE: V) bullish sequence and outlined the reasons for more upside. Now that this cycle has ended, we analyze the recent weekly correction. This pullback presents a fresh investment opportunity. Therefore, we update our bullish view for the stock.
Looking at Visa’s Elliott Wave count, the cycle from the 2022 low has ended. A five-wave advance marked wave (III) at $375. Following that peak, the stock started a pullback in wave (IV). This correction shaped a corrective double three structure. Price already reached the $300 – $264 Blue Box zone. Investors should buy from this extreme area for the next move higher.
Consequently, Visa should react to the upside with at least a three-wave bounce. Ideally, wave (V) will begin from this zone. This next cycle should target at least the $395 – $427 area.
Visa V Weekly Chart 4.14.2026
Visa V Weekly 4.14.2026
Conclusion
Visa‘s larger-degree bullish cycle remains firmly intact. Therefore, investors should target buying opportunities within weekly and daily pullbacks. Utilize our Elliott Wave strategy for precise entry timing. Specifically, establish positions after a 3, 7, or 11-swing correction completes. Additionally, our proprietary Blue Box system highlights high-probability zones with pinpoint accuracy. As a result, this disciplined method provides traders with clarity and confidence. Ultimately, it positions you to capture the next bullish leg.
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