AXPAmerican Express Co.

$AXP has been under pressure this year, but I’m starting to wonder if the selloff is creating an interesting opportunity. American Express still has strong revenue growth and rising card fees, while analysts expect earnings to keep growing.

With Q3 earnings coming up on October 23, I’m curious whether the market is being too cautious on the company right now. Could $AXP be a turnaround story worth watching?

JPMorgan is adding some interesting names to its October favorites, including $AXP, $LBRT and $TMO. What caught my attention is the mix of value, energy and healthcare instead of simply chasing the hottest AI names.

$AXP looks like a value play after its recent weakness, while $LBRT could benefit from growing power demand from data centers, and $TMO has some interesting AI and biotech tailwinds. Which of these three would you be most comfortable owning right now?

$AXP is back on investors’ radar as the stock trades around 19.7x earnings, while the company continues seeing strong spending from affluent customers.

Revenue growth, card fees and international spending remain key parts of the story, but rising rewards and marketing costs are putting pressure on margins.

Could $AXP be an interesting value opportunity, or is the market pricing the risks correctly?

U.S. credit card debt has climbed to around $1.26 trillion, while late-stage delinquencies remain near levels not seen in years.

With high interest rates and rising everyday costs still pressuring households, the consumer is starting to look like a bigger risk for the economy.

Could weaker consumers become the next major problem for $V, $MA and $AXP?

Just watched the NY Fed data and honestly it's kind of alarming

10.3% of student loan balances are seriously delinquent, 2.6 million borrowers already in default resolution, and more waves coming later this year

these are people who can't get mortgages, can't use credit, can't really spend

how is this not showing up more in the conversation around $COF $AXP and consumer stocks in general

Funny how the war and oil supply shock only matter when the market decides to drop

like these risks didn't exist yesterday? feels like the narrative always gets retrofitted after institutions already switched from calls to puts

even defensive names like $AXP $BRK.B $KR are red today which says a lot

is anyone else tired of the media explaining selloffs after the fact or is it always been this way?

Been looking at $AXP and it feels like one of those steady names at a fair price. Growth looks solid and it’s still cheaper than Visa and Mastercard. Not huge upside maybe, but pretty stable. Curious what others think here worth buying or just holding?

i've been watching american express lately and noticed the stock dropped after their expenses came in a bit higher than expected. $AXP still seems to have strong revenue from their premium card members, so i'm curious if you think this is just a temporary hurdle. are any of you staying optimistic despite the analysts lowering their price targets?