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AXP: Bull or Bear?
Did they tell you Amex was a bank?
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+73.58%
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108 days
Credit Card Defaults are nearly double of what they were six months ago but Amex is more into travel related services esp as far as the US is concerned. high time it's last 12 months performance were obviated and a fresh start considered. a small bump then to figure out what 2009 holds for it, may not be too good but this is bad enough! <> Amex recession proofing strategies for their customers delivered $2 billion in savings to its corporate customers and with its integrated relationship with IBM likely to deliver more such profits for its customers and itself. Also a very healthy EPS ...
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Bullish on AXP ...
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(closed on 03/18/09)
Credit Card DEfaults are nearly double of what they were six months ago but Amex is more into travel related services esp as far as the US is concerned. high time it's last 12 months performance were obviated and a fresh start considered. a small bump then to figure out what 2009 holds for it, may not be too good but this is bad enough!
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What will move the Dow? A look inside the average
AXP
+117.06%
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120 days
Filed under: General Motors (GM), Exxon Mobil (XOM), Newsletters, Citigroup Inc. (C), American Express (AXP), Bank of America (BAC), Chevron Corp (CVX), DJIA, Stocks to Buy "What can get this market going again?" asks Chuck Carlson. In The DRIP Investor he says, "It's helpful to understand what stocks within the Dow need to do well for the index to do well." <>"Not surprisingly, IBM (NYSE: IBM), the highest-priced stock in the Dow, carries the greatest weighting at more than 9% of the index. Obviously, with such a heavy weighting in the index, IBM will need to be a decent performer for the Dow...
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Is Credit Card Debt the Next Financial Disaster?
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+2.84%
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260 days
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<> With the economic downturn, rising unemployment, decline in house prices, and limited ability for consumers to continue using their homes as an ATM; credit card debt is poised to be the next disaster in the financial sector with bearish outlooks for credit lenders Capital One (COF), Discover (DFS), and American Express (AXP). Credit card processors such as Visa (V) and MasterCard (MA) have also declined with the overall market, but are leveraged to the volume of transactions with debit and credit cards rather than...
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Bullish on AXP ...
AXP
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-41.02%
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327 days
Shares of this wide-moat gem are near five-year lows, thanks to consumer weakness and the market's cold feet regarding anything even remotely tied to financials or consumers. Amex won't rocket up the charts overnight, but for patient investors who are willing to go against the grain and grab shares right now, the long-run return prospects look almost absurdly favorable. If you currently have a position in American Express, you are right to own this stock -- it's a great business trading for a good price today. (And not coincidentally, Buffett is a longtime shareholder.)
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AXP 20080808
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-40.50%
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329 days
AXP is very oversold. Market has overreacted to soft economy and its negative impact on AXP. Stock is moving up sharply off of 5-year lows with heavy volume. As the excess disposible income produced from the continued drop in oil prices begins to work its way through the economy, AXP will see a consequent recovery in earnings. Once stock passes minor resistance at 40, it should move quickly back to resistance around 50.
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The Long Case for American Express
AXP
-42.48%
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332 days
 Over the last couple of weeks, American Express (AXP) has become a favored whipping boy of the financial shorts, who point to the company’s recent bad quarter and exposure to consumer credit as reasons the stock will continue to decline. While the idea that Amex will continue to face problems isn’t wrong on the face of it, what a lot of people are missing is the fact that Amex is still outperforming the other credit card companies - and it took a year for the problems facing the rest of the credit card industry to catch up with Amex.
<>This, along with several other reasons, is w...
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Five Great Businesses Currently on Sale
AXP
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The best time to buy is when we have a negativity bubble. This great nation of ours is in a deep pessimism. We have not seen consumer sentiment this low for decades (see following chart). click to enlarge
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Credit Card Breakdown: AmEx Disappoints, as Predicted
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+41.38%
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346 days
I’ve been saying the same thing for months. Ignore American Express (AXP) because of its exposure to consumer debt. But no one listened. AXP will be fine, they said. You’re blowing the consumer issue out of proportion. “Ian Cooper has no brain,†said one reader. But we were right.
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Bullish on AXP ...
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-47.29%
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350 days
Things will be back on track for AXP within the next six months. This whole credit crisis won't be over yet but it will hit the rich much less (aka people who use AXP). This is a smart company which never seemed too bothered by the whole credit crunch compared to many others. A P/E for AXP of 11 is historically low or histarically low depending on your persective. Expect earnings of .84 per share for sept 08 with revenue of 7.9B. I expect growth numbers of 12-15% a year for the next 5 years. The low dividends are a good thing as their capitol goes into improving their company and not pleasi...
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American Express Runs into the Recession
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+43.17%
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371 days
American Express is unlike Mastercard or Visa that only process credit card transactions for banks. AXP actually provides the credit and takes the credit risk onto its own books.
With the economy poised on the edge of a serious recession you can expect delinquent credit card payments and credit cards defaults and losses to begin to mount at American Express. This will place earnings under pressure for many quarters to come.
While the optimists are still forecasting a quick recovery for the American economy I have my doubts. With housing still in a downtrend ...
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About American Express Company
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Has American Express turned the corner? Perhaps not, but an intriguing dynamic warrants a review of the company. 
