Most investors would agree that (NYSE: V) is one of the best companies in the world. Its steady growth, outsized profitability, and economic moat have made it a worthy portfolio addition, as shares have climbed 442% over the past decade. That performance is much better than the S 500's 167% gain.

But is it possible that by 2030, Visa can become a trillion-dollar stock? I think it's a very realistic outcome. Here's why.

Visa's current market cap sits at just below $500 billion, meaning the valuation would need to double over the next seven years to hit our target. By running some numbers, we can gain some insights into how the $1 trillion mark becomes a reality.

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