American Express

AXP

Market cap $247B

The 2025 Q3 earnings cycle is nearly over, with the period remaining positive on the back of strong growth and a solid number of companies exceeding consensus expectations.

The latest trading day saw American Express (AXP) settling at $360.31, representing a -1.36% change from its previous close.

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Consumer delinquency rates are on the rise, and recent market volatility shows investors are on edge as economic worries drag sentiment down. Shares of Visa Inc. NYSE: V and Mastercard Inc. NYSE: MA have barely moved since April despite quality earnings, while American Express Co. NYSE: AXP has outperformed despite a Q3 revenue miss.

American Express Company demonstrates robust performance, resilient balance sheet, and strong market positioning amid persistent inflation and macroeconomic headwinds. AXP benefits from its unique closed-loop model, expanding digital payments, and policy easing, supporting revenue growth and operational efficiency despite competition and inflation risks. Valuation remains attractive with upside potential; dividend discount model suggests fair value above the current price, justifying a buy rating even as price ratios exceed historical averages.

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