For the first time in decades, worries about Visa’s future dominance are weighing on its stock. Investors should look past the noise heading into its earnings on Wednesday, Jacob Sonenshine writes in this week’s edition of Barron’s. With Visa stock down 7.3% since its March 21 record high, it just might be time to buy the dip, the author says.
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