Veterans on a credit card 💳💳💸🪪🪪: they’ve accumulated up to +914% since the AI included them.

The contrast with the most recent positions is striking: the 1,143 entries incorporated in 2026 show a median of just +1.4%, and only 54% are in positive territory. The central conclusion of the analysis is simple, but it has direct implications for the investor: time in the portfolio is the factor that best explains the differential returns between cohorts.
The two oldest positions on the entire platform are Mastercard () and Visa (), both in the Best of Buffett (WB15) strategy since September 2013. Mastercard has accumulated +914% since its entry, while Visa adds +825%. Both remain active: Mastercard trades at $568.26 and Visa at $367.74 in Tuesday’s session on Wall Street, according to data from Investing.com. Visa is also the largest company by market capitalization among the analyzed veterans, at $675,030 million. The most direct exposure vehicle combining both payment networks is the Global X FinTech ETF (), although Mastercard and Visa themselves are the most direct expressions of this return due to their revenue weight in global transaction networks.
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