American Express Company ( AXP ) Nowojorska Giełda Papierów Wartościowych

Cena: 319.2 ( 3.58% )

Aktualizacja 08-22 21:59
Nowojorska Giełda Papierów Wartościowych
Branża: Financial - Credit Services

Notowania:

Opis firmy:

American Express Company, wraz ze swoimi spółkami zależnymi, zapewnia produkty do opłat i karty kredytowej oraz usługi związane z podróżami na całym świecie. Firma działa w trzech segmentach: Global Consumer Services Group, Global Commercial Services oraz Global Merchant and Network Services. Jego produkty i usługi obejmują produkty płatności i finansowania; usługi sieciowe; rachunki Produkty i usługi zarządzania wydatkami; oraz usługi podróży i stylu życia. Produkty i usługi firmy obejmują również pozyskiwanie i przetwarzanie handlowców, serwisowanie i rozliczenie, marketing w punkcie sprzedaży oraz produkty i usługi informacyjne dla kupców; oraz usługi zapobiegania oszustwom, a także projektowanie i prowadzenie programów lojalnościowych klientów. Sprzedaje swoje produkty i usługi konsumentom, małym firmom, firmom średniej wielkości i dużych korporacjach za pośrednictwem aplikacji mobilnych i internetowych, zewnętrznych dostawców i partnerów biznesowych, pocztą bezpośrednią, telefoniczną, wewnętrznymi zespołami sprzedaży i reklam bezpośrednich reakcji. American Express Company została założona w 1850 roku i ma siedzibę w Nowym Jorku w Nowym Jorku.

Informacje o spółce:
Sektor: Usługi Finansowe
Branża: Financial - Credit Services
Zatrudnienie: 74 600
Giełda: Nowojorska Giełda Papierów Wartościowych
Ilość akcji w obrocie: 99.8638
Ilość akcji: Brak danych
Debiut giełdowy: 1972-06-01
WWW: https://www.americanexpress.com
CEO: Mr. Stephen Joseph Squeri
Adres: 200 Vesey Street
Siedziba: 10285 New York
ISIN: US0258161092
Wskaźniki finansowe
Kapitalizacja (USD) 222 125 534 400
Aktywa: 270 979 000 000
Cena: 319.2
Wskaźnik Altman Z-Score: 1.1
Słaby (wysokie ryzyko bankructwa)
Dywidenda: 3
P/E: 22.4
Ilość akcji w obrocie: 100%
Średni wolumen: 2 612 591
Ilość akcji 695 882 000
Wskaźniki finansowe
Przychody TTM 68 639 000 000
Zobowiązania: 241 272 000 000
Przedział 52 tyg.: 220.43 - 329.14
Piotroski F-Score: 7
Silny (dobra jakość finansowa)
EPS: 14.2
P/E branży: 14.2
Beta: 1.214
Raport okresowy: 2025-10-17
WWW: https://www.americanexpress.com
Zarząd
Imie i Nazwisko Stanowisko Wynagrodzenie Rok urodzenia
Mr. Douglas E. Buckminster Vice Chairman 7 901 189 1961
Mr. Anre D. Williams Group President of Enterprise Services 6 923 996 1966
Ms. Laureen E. Seeger Chief Legal Officer 5 530 480 1962
Mr. Christophe Y. Le Caillec Chief Financial Officer 4 701 255 1967
Mr. Stephen Joseph Squeri Chairman & Chief Executive Officer 11 875 127 1960
Ms. Kerri S. Bernstein Head of Investor Relations 0 0
Ms. Lisa Marchese Executive Vice President of Corporate Development & Strategic Planning Group 0 0
Ms. Glenda G. McNeal Chief Partner Officer 0 1961
Ms. Elizabeth Rutledge Chief Marketing Officer 0 1962
Mr. Ravikumar Radhakrishnan Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer 0 1972
Lista ETF z ekspozycją na akcje American Express Company
Symbol ETF Ilość akcji Wartość
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VCSH 288 936 500 290 965 656
BSV 104 811 000 106 029 010
BIV 89 899 000 91 978 120
JPST 85 628 000 86 255 685
SCHI 43 920 000 44 460 580
VUSB 39 466 000 39 723 329
JPST 26 600 000 26 905 753
VDUC.L 22 765 000 22 780 715
VSCA.L 22 765 000 17 262 998
VUSC.DE 22 765 000 19 949 072
VDCA.L 22 765 000 22 780 715
VUSC.L 22 765 000 17 262 998
VOO 15 707 141 5 010 263 836
JPST 15 483 000 15 544 129
VNLA 12 750 000 13 022 525
VGPA.L 12 738 000 12 802 319
VUCE.DE 12 738 000 11 210 991
VDCP.L 12 738 000 12 802 319
VDPA.L 12 738 000 12 802 319
VUCP.DE 12 738 000 11 210 991
VUCP.L 12 738 000 9 701 470
VCPA.L 12 738 000 9 701 470
JPST 12 100 000 12 210 760
VCLT 8 653 000 7 321 563
JCPB 6 972 000 7 097 423
SPY 6 720 642 2 046 006 517
IVV 6 671 389 1 996 813 421
VCEB 6 556 000 6 610 334
VTC 5 650 000 5 719 731
VNLA 5 375 000 5 496 998
V3GS.L 5 357 000 5 391 684
V3GP.L 5 357 000 5 391 684
DIA 5 262 376 1 600 943 162
SCHI 4 420 000 4 805 105
VTV 4 352 209 1 388 267 626
VAGP.L 4 125 000 4 164 866
VAGS.L 4 125 000 4 164 866
VNLA 4 000 000 4 079 877
XLF 3 945 842 1 187 872 490
VCRB 3 814 000 3 978 992
JPST 2 976 000 2 945 521
VCSH 2 700 000 2 663 032
SCHJ 2 510 000 2 516 582
SCHI 2 325 000 2 386 035
JPST 2 000 000 2 002 596
VNLA 1 950 000 2 013 413
JBND 1 935 000 1 973 143
GSPX.L 1 730 591 392 051 231
FLDB 1 500 000 1 508 115
BLV 1 446 000 1 223 504
BBAG 1 409 000 1 362 047
CSPX.AS 1 309 850 342 966 417
CSPX.L 1 309 850 392 051 231
CSP1.L 1 309 850 296 735 736
SXR8.DE 1 309 850 342 966 417
CSSPX.MI 1 309 850 342 966 417
JEPI 1 241 830 371 692 137
IVW 1 203 592 360 247 188
IWDG.L 1 136 914 257 558 377
GSST 1 116 000 5 989 255
GSST 1 116 000 1 132 858
FLDB 1 100 000 1 112 946
FLDB 1 100 000 1 105 065
JSCP 1 075 000 1 094 145
RDVY 1 026 111 312 081 399
VECA.L 1 000 000 873 032
VECP.L 1 000 000 873 032
VECP.DE 1 000 000 1 009 123
VECA.DE 1 000 000 1 009 123
IWLE.DE 983 662 257 558 377
VFH 911 634 290 793 013
JSCP 910 000 913 592
IWDD.AS 860 507 257 558 377
SWDA.MI 860 507 225 312 068
IWDA.L 860 507 257 558 377
IWDA.AS 860 507 225 312 068
EUNL.DE 860 507 225 312 068
SWDA.L 860 507 194 940 784
GPRF 837 000 820 482
IWD 824 564 246 800 369
SPLG 812 446 246 601 942
SPYG 751 565 227 263 418
VUSA.MI 747 974 208 932 165
VUSA.L 747 974 180 800 166
VUSA.DE 747 974 208 932 165
VUAA.MI 747 974 208 932 165
VUSD.L 747 974 238 588 746
VUSA.AS 747 974 208 932 165
VUAA.L 747 974 238 588 746
DIVO 739 881 221 453 782
IWF 686 639 205 517 797
ITOT 668 277 200 022 132
VV 571 571 182 319 717
SCHX 555 923 168 110 320
FLDB 500 000 496 453
SCHJ 495 000 503 663
JCPI 490 000 491 934
JCPB 480 000 464 009
RSP 472 389 143 327 546
DGRO 454 621 136 072 709
IUSG 440 488 131 842 567
SGWS.L 422 143 95 633 011
JBND 420 000 421 353
IWB 402 439 120 454 073
SPMO 401 131 121 707 156
SCWS.SW 393 177 95 633 011
CBUC.DE 389 911 102 092 913
2B7K.DE 365 240 95 633 011
SUSW.L 365 240 95 633 011
DGRW 361 490 108 197 571
VOOG 353 109 112 634 708
VPLS 346 000 353 021
OM3L.DE 341 094 89 310 881
EEDS.L 341 094 102 092 913
EEDG.L 341 094 77 272 084
EDMU.SW 341 094 102 092 913
EDMU.DE 341 094 89 310 881
DFAC 320 505 95 930 351
SCHB 320 027 96 733 697
SUWU.SW 319 512 95 633 011
SUWS.L 319 512 95 633 011
2B7J.DE 319 512 83 659 758
SUWG.L 319 512 72 382 713
DUHP 314 102 94 013 869
OEF 311 296 93 173 873
SPY5.DE 302 288 80 316 752
SPY5.L 302 288 91 717 200
SPX5.L 302 288 69 502 376
SPXE.MI 302 288 91 717 200
SP5A.MI 302 288 80 316 752
SPPE.DE 302 288 91 717 200
SPY5.PA 302 288 80 316 752
SPYL.L 302 288 91 717 200
SCHJ 300 000 305 446
SCHV 283 401 85 247 325
MGV 276 357 88 152 355
VWCE.DE 271 090 75 723 782
VGWL.DE 271 090 75 723 782
VWRD.L 271 090 86 472 288
VWRA.L 271 090 86 472 288
VWRP.L 271 090 65 527 835
VWRL.L 271 090 65 527 835
VWRL.AS 271 090 75 723 782
JCPB 270 000 279 029
BBAG 260 000 266 537
JPIB 250 000 259 381
SCHJ 235 000 237 851
SUAP.L 233 482 52 893 465
VONG 229 828 73 310 535
ESGU 225 687 67 550 292
SCUS 225 000 225 770
FPFD 217 000 211 252
SXRU.DE 216 067 56 574 130
CSINDU.SW 216 067 64 670 931
CIND.L 216 067 64 670 931
IDUS.L 203 370 60 870 721
IUSA.AS 203 370 53 249 706
IUSA.L 203 370 46 071 831
IUSA.DE 203 370 53 249 706
3SUR.DE 202 010 52 893 465
XESU.L 200 662 45 512 874
XZMU.L 200 662 60 060 009
XZMU.DE 200 662 52 594 550
XZMD.L 200 662 60 060 009
GIGB 200 000 899 621
GIGB 200 000 602 777
GIGB 200 000 576 813
GIGB 200 000 296 869
GIGB 200 000 206 651
GIGB 200 000 209 093
GIGB 200 000 192 974
GIGB 200 000 184 164
GIGB 200 000 168 481
BND 200 000 197 261
VTC 200 000 197 261
GIGB 200 000 274 629
WSRUS.SW 198 461 60 214 990
SEAC.DE 198 461 60 214 990
UC44.L 198 461 60 214 990
UIMM.DE 197 577 59 946 848
UIFS.L 190 395 43 132 375
IUFS.L 190 395 56 987 073
QDVH.DE 190 395 49 852 291
VONV 185 978 59 323 262
SAUA.MI 183 772 48 118 095
BBAG 180 000 181 409
SUUS.L 176 718 40 034 006
SUAS.L 176 718 52 893 465
SRIL.AS 176 718 52 893 465
QDVR.DE 176 718 46 271 203
36B6.DE 176 718 46 271 203
FNDX 172 429 51 995 082
XDWG.L 168 365 38 187 589
XDWD.L 168 365 50 393 366
XWLD.L 168 365 3 818 758 950
XDWD.DE 168 365 44 129 471
XDWL.DE 168 365 44 129 471
XDWL.L 168 365 50 393 366
JAVA 164 537 49 247 569
GPSA.L 160 763 36 419 623
SLUS.DE 160 763 42 093 709
SASU.L 160 763 48 118 095
SDUS.L 160 763 48 118 095
SGAS.DE 160 763 42 093 709
IYG 155 782 46 627 138
JCPI 155 000 158 297
FNCL 151 034 46 932 305
SCHJ 150 000 147 555
IWV 147 869 44 258 720
ACWI 147 644 44 191 363
AHYQ.DE 145 102 38 349 649
GSLC 142 443 45 204 286
AVLV 140 193 42 535 958
RDVI 139 068 42 296 141
FAS 136 082 40 730 703
IYJ 129 917 38 885 329
PWB 128 959 39 127 450
JREU.DE 126 667 33 203 942
JREU.L 126 667 37 912 699
JUHE.DE 126 667 33 203 942
JURE.L 126 667 2 880 682 753
JRUD.L 126 667 37 912 699
JRUD.DE 126 667 33 203 942
JCPI 125 000 126 436
JCPI 125 000 125 402
SUSA 122 789 36 752 053
XAMB.DE 121 584 31 847 514
MWSH.DE 121 584 31 847 514
WESE.PA 121 584 31 847 514
ESGV 119 475 38 110 135
XZW0.DE 119 196 31 241 880
XZW0.L 119 196 35 676 464
XESW.L 119 196 27 035 268
XZWE.MI 119 196 31 241 880
XD9D.DE 118 392 31 031 183
XD9E.DE 118 392 31 031 183
XD9C.SW 118 392 28 852 586
XD9U.L 118 392 35 435 860
XD9U.DE 118 392 31 031 183
XDUS.L 118 392 2 685 294 089
XUFN.L 116 719 34 935 234
XUFN.DE 116 719 30 592 784
XSFN.L 116 719 2 647 357 113
AVUS 114 926 34 869 697
IWY 110 159 32 971 564
SPPW.DE 104 477 27 759 134
SWRD.L 104 477 31 699 366
SWLD.L 104 477 24 021 462
JPIB 104 000 101 647
SPTM 103 462 31 443 542
VCPA.L 100 000 74 741
VUCP.L 100 000 74 741
VDPA.L 100 000 98 630
VUCP.DE 100 000 86 371
VGPA.L 100 000 98 630
VDCP.L 100 000 98 630
VUCE.DE 100 000 86 371
SPGP 98 856 29 993 898
AWSG.L 98 426 29 863 546
DUSA 96 775 10 185 187
USAC.PA 94 187 24 695 338
LYYB.DE 94 187 24 695 338
USA.PA 94 187 24 695 338
XSP.TO 93 960 39 371 201
DSI 92 007 27 538 705
IBCF.DE 88 923 23 283 281
IUSE.L 88 923 23 283 281
MWRD.MI 88 239 23 229 624
F500.DE 87 587 23 404 244
S500H.PA 87 587 23 404 244
S500.PA 87 587 23 404 244
S500.MI 87 587 23 404 244
MGC 86 889 27 715 853
SPPY.DE 85 743 22 781 584
500X.AS 85 743 22 781 584
AW1R.DE 85 392 25 908 791
VONE 85 307 27 211 226
SRWG.L 85 160 25 838 369
BBAG 85 000 85 629
DFAU 84 735 25 362 032
NULV 82 943 24 512 144
EMND.DE 82 760 21 669 670
EEWG.L 82 760 18 748 673
EDMW.DE 82 760 21 669 670
EEWD.L 82 760 24 770 999
EGMW.L 82 760 18 748 673
UET1.DE 82 424 25 008 209
RWL 81 350 24 682 403
IWFQ.L 79 843 18 087 755
IWQU.L 79 843 23 897 785
IS3Q.DE 79 843 20 905 782
PBUS 79 632 24 161 145
XMUD.L 78 972 23 637 156
XMUS.L 78 972 1 791 200 048
DBXU.DE 78 972 20 699 057
DFNL 77 643 9 302 127
IVV.AX 76 963 36 141 833
JREG.DE 75 866 19 887 186
JRDG.L 75 866 1 725 357 652
JGRE.L 75 866 1 725 357 652
JREG.L 75 866 22 707 452
SRUG.L 74 837 22 706 277
AWSR.L 74 786 22 690 920
WSRIE.MI 73 882 22 416 659
5ESG.L 72 951 22 508 236
XEWG.L 72 291 16 396 590
XDEE.DE 72 291 18 947 854
XDEW.L 72 291 21 637 380
XDWE.L 72 291 1 639 659 075
XDEW.DE 72 291 18 947 854
UC46.L 72 187 21 902 190
UIMP.DE 71 865 21 804 657
XUS.TO 71 697 30 042 600
BBCB 70 000 71 752
AWESGS.SW 69 502 21 087 608
PRF 68 169 20 683 156
UDOW 67 771 20 284 538
RPG 66 852 20 283 565
SRIW.L 64 706 19 632 510
ZPDF.DE 62 703 16 659 945
SXLF.L 62 703 19 024 718
5ESGE.MI 61 972 19 120 703
S5SG.DE 61 972 19 120 703
IWRD.AS 60 083 15 731 890
IQQW.DE 60 083 15 731 890
IWRD.L 60 083 13 611 286
IDWR.L 60 083 17 983 414
VEVE.L 58 341 14 102 178
VGVF.DE 58 341 16 296 437
VHVE.L 58 341 18 609 612
VGVE.DE 58 341 16 296 437
VDEV.L 58 341 18 609 612
VHVG.L 58 341 14 102 178
SRIU.L 56 863 17 252 684
SSO 56 275 16 843 670
IPAY 54 345 16 266 001
S5SD.DE 54 275 16 745 911
IWX 53 998 16 162 043
FXR 53 657 16 319 239
DLN 52 325 15 661 395
GCOR 52 000 190 719
GCOR 52 000 168 930
GCOR 52 000 53 729
BBUS 51 701 15 474 626
EQWL 51 689 15 682 959
SPYI 51 126 16 333 223
FLOS.L 49 448 11 202 134
XDWF.L 47 999 14 366 463
XDWF.DE 47 999 12 580 712
OMFL 47 775 14 495 412
SPP1.DE 47 712 14 476 298
USCA 45 243 13 727 178
EXI3.DE 45 057 11 797 524
S6DW.DE 44 795 11 729 045
SNAW.DE 44 795 11 729 045
SAWD.L 44 795 13 407 687
SDWD.L 44 795 13 407 687
UB0A.L 44 644 13 545 394
SP5C.PA 43 246 11 429 676
LYSPH.SW 43 246 10 624 570
6TVM.DE 43 246 11 429 676
SP5G.L 43 246 9 888 270
LSPX.L 43 246 988 827 050
SP5L.L 43 246 9 888 270
SP5C.L 43 246 13 048 690
SP5H.PA 43 246 11 429 676
SPHC.MI 43 246 11 429 676
ETFSP500.WA 43 246 48 863 010
LYPS.DE 43 246 11 429 676
LSPU.L 43 246 13 048 690
LYP2.DE 43 246 11 429 676
SXRR.DE 42 783 11 202 134
VTHR 42 540 13 569 409
XDEQ.DE 42 158 11 049 770
XDEQ.L 42 158 956 195 720
VNRA.DE 41 896 11 702 842
VDNR.L 41 896 13 363 986
VNRT.L 41 896 10 127 095
VNRT.DE 41 896 11 702 842
VNRG.L 41 896 10 127 095
VNRA.L 41 896 13 363 986
SCHK 41 684 12 602 687
DDM 40 837 12 222 922
TDVG 40 735 12 993 650
URTH 39 992 11 970 131
FUSD.L 39 654 11 868 826
FUSA.L 39 654 11 868 826
FLOS.L 39 530 8 955 176
FUSU.DE 39 450 12 172 024
FUSP.L 39 450 12 172 024
ISPE.L 39 356 8 915 702
SPXL 38 295 11 462 076
IBCH.DE 37 944 9 935 091
IWDE.L 37 944 9 935 091
USCL 37 662 11 272 591
JMOM 37 478 11 217 540
FLOT.L 37 427 11 202 134
QDVY.DE 37 427 9 799 627
FLOA.L 37 427 11 202 134
FLO5.L 37 427 8 478 671
UBU7.DE 37 162 11 275 440
UETW.DE 37 162 11 275 440
HELO 37 005 11 075 966
BBCB 37 000 31 117
XMAW.DE 35 493 9 302 897
XMAW.L 35 484 804 830 915
PTLC 34 315 10 270 822
SXRR.DE 34 201 8 955 176
FUSD.DE 34 168 10 542 190
FUSA.DE 34 168 10 542 190
UC04.L 33 921 10 292 062
UC03.L 33 921 10 292 062
UBU3.DE 33 921 10 292 062
CSH2.L 33 277 776 294 444
CSH2.PA 33 277 8 973 049
EGV2.DE 33 277 8 973 049
SMTC.L 33 277 10 244 082
USXF 33 092 9 904 819
FLOS.L 32 098 7 271 552
XYLD 31 985 9 573 430
ILCG 30 580 9 152 969
FLOS.L 30 574 6 926 399
FLDB 30 000 29 418
FLDB 30 000 29 186
PABU 29 956 8 966 068
FLOT.L 29 919 8 955 176
QDVY.DE 29 919 7 833 987
FLOA.L 29 919 8 955 176
FLO5.L 29 919 6 777 993
EWSP.L 29 788 6 748 117
FUQA.L 29 604 9 133 887
FUSI.L 29 604 9 133 887
SNPE 29 421 8 926 625
WTEM.DE 28 677 8 843 413
GGRW.L 28 677 8 843 413
GGRG.L 28 677 8 843 413
GGRP.L 28 677 8 843 413
GGRB.L 28 677 8 843 413
GGRE.MI 28 677 8 843 413
GGRA.L 28 677 8 843 413
SXRR.DE 27 771 7 271 552
UPRO 27 425 8 208 576
LRGF 27 398 8 200 565
FTC 26 702 8 121 146
JPCE.MI 26 540 6 957 081
JPTC.L 26 540 603 577 256
JPCT.L 26 540 7 943 687
SXRR.DE 26 453 6 926 399
ACIO 26 077 7 805 106
XUU.TO 25 540 10 701 561
FLDB 25 000 25 185
LWCR.DE 24 733 6 595 949
LWCR.PA 24 733 6 595 949
QDVY.DE 24 294 6 361 154
FLOT.L 24 294 7 271 552
FLO5.L 24 294 5 503 692
FLOA.L 24 294 7 271 552
IYY 24 098 7 212 662
EDOW 23 926 7 276 853
FLOS.L 23 864 5 406 112
SPYX 23 842 7 241 511
FLOS.L 23 587 5 343 423
IXG 23 486 7 029 706
FLOT.L 23 141 6 926 399
QDVY.DE 23 141 6 059 214
FLO5.L 23 141 5 242 453
FLOA.L 23 141 6 926 399
IEAH.L 22 902 5 188 201
CU1.L 22 885 5 184 464
SXR4.DE 22 885 5 992 191
CSUS.SW 22 885 6 849 784
CSUS.L 22 885 6 849 784
FLOS.L 22 102 5 007 065
DJD 21 897 6 643 768
SIXH 21 499 0
IECH.SW 21 330 5 188 201
IWL 21 282 6 369 789
FLOS.L 20 949 4 745 867
FLOS.L 20 757 4 702 270
SXRR.DE 20 647 5 406 112
SXRR.DE 20 407 5 343 423
USPG.L 20 113 6 102 455
IEAA.L 19 815 5 188 201
DJIA 19 243 5 759 622
SXRR.DE 19 123 5 007 065
IHVV.AX 18 681 8 772 371
SUSL 18 647 5 657 686
GUSA 18 628 5 911 595
SXRR.DE 18 125 4 745 867
FLOA.L 18 062 5 406 112
FLO5.L 18 062 4 091 778
FLOT.L 18 062 5 406 112
QDVY.DE 18 062 4 729 267
SXRR.DE 17 959 4 702 270
VFQY 17 880 5 703 362
FLOA.L 17 852 5 343 423
FLOT.L 17 852 5 343 423
QDVY.DE 17 852 4 674 426
FLO5.L 17 852 4 044 330
CEBU.DE 17 724 4 640 871
TSPA 17 703 5 646 902
DFSU 17 567 5 257 978
UEQD.DE 17 449 5 294 322
IEAU.AS 17 334 5 188 201
XDPU.L 17 012 5 091 826
XDPD.DE 17 012 4 458 912
IE000Z9SJA06.SG 17 012 4 458 912
XDPG.L 17 012 385 853 529
XDPC.SW 17 012 4 145 867
XDPE.DE 17 012 4 458 912
EFIV 17 001 5 168 331
BBCB 17 000 17 018
QDVY.DE 16 729 4 380 181
FLOT.L 16 729 5 007 065
FLO5.L 16 729 3 789 747
FLOA.L 16 729 5 007 065
QVML 16 401 4 976 227
UPVL.L 16 217 4 920 249
WTDM.DE 15 895 4 901 700
DGRP.L 15 895 4 901 700
DGRW.L 15 895 4 901 700
DGRG.L 15 895 4 901 700
DGRA.L 15 895 4 901 700
DGRB.L 15 895 4 901 700
DGRE.MI 15 895 4 901 700
FLOA.L 15 856 4 745 867
FLO5.L 15 856 3 592 052
FLOT.L 15 856 4 745 867
QDVY.DE 15 856 4 151 685
FLOA.L 15 710 4 702 270
FLO5.L 15 710 3 559 054
FLOT.L 15 710 4 702 270
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SDIA.L 15 505 4 640 871
DCOR 15 228 4 557 892
BBCB 15 000 15 289
UYG 14 849 4 444 454
UBU9.DE 14 805 4 491 869
TILT 14 647 4 383 993
CEBU.DE 14 623 3 828 739
FEX 14 569 4 431 015
CEBU.DE 14 295 3 742 936
ERNA.L 14 214 4 254 342
KNOW 14 205 0
CEBU.DE 14 186 3 714 358
TSWE.AS 14 185 2 103 361
TSWE.DE 14 185 2 103 361
TSWE.L 14 185 2 103 361
UBUW.DE 14 128 4 286 608
RSPF 13 866 4 207 083
NTSX 13 819 4 136 164
IGUS.L 13 546 3 068 686
WFIN.MI 13 471 3 579 192
FNCW.L 13 471 3 097 266
WFIN.L 13 471 4 087 236
SFLR 13 364 3 999 978
FGQP.L 13 250 4 088 142
FGQI.L 13 250 4 088 142
FGQD.SW 13 250 4 088 142
FGEU.DE 13 250 4 088 142
BAMG 13 132 3 984 380
USPX 13 020 3 950 398
BBCB 13 000 13 432
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These 4 Warren Buffett Stocks Make Up Over 57% of Berkshire Hathaway's $277 Billion Portfolio Warren Buffett capped a legendary career recently when he announced that he would be stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of the year. The multibillionaire and all-time investing great spent six decades leading the holding company to success, which grew into one of the world's largest companies. fool.com 2025-05-13 13:15:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Amex Platinum vs. Chase Sapphire Reserve: Which Card Wins for Summer Travel? KEY POINTS The Amex Platinum Card offers luxury perks like Centurion Lounge access and elite hotel status.The Chase Sapphire Reserve maximizes travel and dining purchases, with 3x to 10x total points in those categories.Both cards offer huge welcome bonuses for meeting minimum spend requirements. I'll never forget my first airport lounge experience. I was 26, on a work trip to Austin, when my boss waved me into the Delta Sky Club as his guest. I tried to act cool -- like I belonged there -- but inside, I was buzzing like a kid in a candy store. Free drinks, gourmet snacks, fancy bathrooms, lightning-fast wifi…it felt like a whole different world.After that trip I learned that getting into airport lounges isn't actually that hard. Holding the right credit card can get you access to more than 1,400 lounges worldwide -- no boss required.Today, two of the best cards for VIP travel perks (including lounge access) are The Platinum Card® from American Express (see rates and fees) and the Chase Sapphire Reserve® (see rates and fees). We'll break down the differences so you can determine which is best for you this year. (function(){function c(){var b=a.contentDocument||a.contentWindow.document;if(b){var d=b.createElement('script');d.innerHTML="window.__CF$cv$params={r:'93eaf654eba1f5f7',t:'MTc0NzA2Mzg3Ny4wMDAwMDA='};var a=document.createElement('script');a.nonce='';a.src='/cdn-cgi/challenge-platform/scripts/jsd/main.js';document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(a);";b.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(d)}}if(document.body){var a=document.createElement('iframe');a.height=1;a.width=1;a.style.position='absolute';a.style.top=0;a.style.left=0;a.style.border='none';a.style.visibility='hidden';document.body.appendChild(a);if('loading'!==document.readyState)c();else if(window.addEventListener)document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded',c);else{var e=document.onreadystatechange||function(){};document.onreadystatechange=function(b){e(b);'loading'!==document.readyState&&(document.onreadystatechange=e,c())}}}})();Comparison at a glanceHere's a quick side-by-side comparison of these two awesome travel cards: Amex Platinum Card Chase Sapphire Reserve Welcome offer Earn 80,000 Membership Rewards® Points after you spend $8,000 on eligible purchases on your new Card in your first 6 months of Card Membership. Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. Annual fee $695 $550 Standout perks -$200 in hotel credits-$200 in airline fee credits-$199 CLEAR® Plus credit-Hotel elite status with Hilton and Marriott-Walmart+ credit up to $12.95 each month-$200 in Uber cash ($15/month and $35 in December)-Terms apply; enrollment may be required -$300 annual travel credit-Global Entry or TSA PreCheck® or NEXUS Fee Credit-DashPass by DoorDash for 12 months (worth $120) when you activate by Dec. 31, 2027 Lounge access Centurion Lounges, Escape Lounges, Priority Pass lounges (enrollment required), Delta Sky Clubs (when flying Delta), Lufthansa Lounges, Plaza Premium Lounge Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club, Priority Pass Select (enrollment required) Earning points -5X points on flights booked directly with airlines or with American Express Travel, up to $500,000 on these purchases per calendar year-5X points on prepaid hotels booked with American Express Travel-1X points on other purchases -10x total points on hotels and car rentals through Chase Travel℠ immediately after the first $300 is spent on travel purchases annually-5x total points on air travel through Chase Travel℠ immediately after the first $300 is spent on travel purchases annually-3x points on other travel and dining-1x points on all other purchases-Points are worth 50% more when redeemed for travel through Chase Both are killer cards, built for heavy travelers.While the Amex Platinum Card does have a slightly higher annual fee ($695, see rates and fees), it includes a much wider range of annual credits, as well as access to more airport lounges.I will say, though, that I'm a huge fan of Chase Ultimate Rewards points. In my eyes, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card has higher earning opportunities for everyday spending. With its slightly lower fee of $550, it may be a better fit for those who like to stretch their travel budget a bit further.What I love about the Amex Platinum CardIf you're looking for the full VIP experience, The Platinum Card® from American Express is tough to beat. The access to Centurion Lounges alone make those long layovers actually enjoyable. Terms apply. I've eaten full meals, drunk plenty of mimosas, and even showered once before a long-haul flight -- all thanks to the airport lounge perks included with my card membership.Hotel elite status is an underrated perk. Just by having the card, you can get room upgrades, early check-ins, and late checkouts at Hilton and Marriott properties. Terms apply; enrollment may be required.One low-key perk that I love is the $100 Saks Fifth Avenue credit. Terms apply. I use this to buy my wife fancy gifts each year (one for her birthday in July and one in December for Christmas!).If you're a frequent traveler who loves a first-class vibe, consider applying for The Platinum Card® from American Express here (see rates and fees).What I love about Chase Sapphire ReserveIf you want premium perks and serious bang for your buck, the Chase Sapphire Reserve® delivers the goods. First off, the $300 annual travel credit is almost effortless to use. (Plus, it makes up for over half the annual fee.)Point redemptions are where Chase Sapphire Reserve® truly crushes it. Your points are worth 50% more when you book through Chase Travel. That's up to $900 in travel value from a welcome offer of 60,000 bonus points (after spending $5,000 in the first 3 months).And you get 10x total points on hotels and car rentals through Chase Travel℠ immediately after the first $300 is spent on travel purchases annually, 5x total points on air travel through Chase Travel℠ immediately after the first $300 is spent on travel purchases annually, and 3x points on other travel and dining. It's easy to see how everyday spending can stack up points really fast.If you want a practical card without giving up great travel perks, apply for the Chase Sapphire Reserve® here (see rates and fees).Final verdict: Which card should you pick?If you're chasing luxury experiences -- and you'll actually use lounge access, hotel upgrades, and airline credits -- the Amex Platinum Card is your ticket to a VIP summer.If you want to maximize value per dollar and score easy rewards on everything from Uber rides to steak dinners, the Chase Sapphire Reserve® probably fits your style better. https://www.fool.com 2025-05-12 15:31:18 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
2 No-Brainer Dividend Stocks to Buy With $2,000 Right Now Blue chip dividend stocks are usually considered stable long-term investments, but they lost their luster over the past few years as interest rates spiked. Rising rates made risk-free CDs and Treasury bills more appealing, while making it tougher for many companies to support their dividends with consistent profits. fool.com 2025-05-12 08:10:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
The Best Warren Buffett Stock to Invest $500 in Right Now After an incredible 65-year journey at the helm, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has announced he will be stepping down. Under his leadership, Berkshire has delivered exceptional returns for investors and become a source of investment ideas. fool.com 2025-05-10 18:41:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
IX vs. AXP: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option? Investors interested in Financial - Miscellaneous Services stocks are likely familiar with Orix (IX) and American Express (AXP). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now? zacks.com 2025-05-09 16:40:35 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
3 Warren Buffett Stocks You Can Buy on the Dip If you're looking for possible blue chip stocks to buy, a great place to start is by looking in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio. Warren Buffett's company includes many safe investments that you can hang on to for not only years, but potentially forever. fool.com 2025-05-08 08:10:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Capital One vs. AmEx: Which Credit Card Stock is the Better Pick Now? Which among the two major credit card players, COF & American Express, is better placed to navigate uncertain macroeconomic conditions? Let's find out. zacks.com 2025-05-07 13:45:44 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) today announced management participation in upcoming investor conferences to discuss the company's business strategy and financial performance: Bernstein 41st Annual Strategic Decisions Conference on Thursday, May 29, 2025, beginning at 2:30 p.m. (ET) Morgan Stanley U.S. Financials Conference on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, beginning at 9:45 a.m. (ET) Live audio webcasts of both discussions will be accessible to the general public thr. businesswire.com 2025-05-06 20:44:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
3 No-Brainer Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy Right Now Investors look to Warren Buffett for advice in any market, but listening to his wisdom can help people get through tough times, like today's market, with calm and clarity. His impressive and almost unmatched track record gives him clout. fool.com 2025-05-04 09:35:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
The Best Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy With $1,000 Right Now Got an extra $1,000 you're ready to put to work but don't know what to invest it in? It doesn't have to be difficult. fool.com 2025-05-04 08:35:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Buffett's Top 5 Stock Holdings Ahead of Next 13F Filing Warren Buffett's investment decisions are always closely watched, and for good reason. Berkshire Hathaway NYSE: BRK.B, the conglomerate he helms, has significantly outperformed the broader market in 2025, with shares up nearly 18% year-to-date. marketbeat.com 2025-05-02 11:06:51 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Members of Congress Are Buying These 4 Warren Buffett Stocks. Should You? Bipartisan support for banning U.S. senators and representatives from buying and selling stocks while they're in office is picking up momentum. President Trump recently stated that he would "absolutely" sign legislation to that end if it comes to his desk. fool.com 2025-05-02 08:51:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Here is What to Know Beyond Why American Express Company (AXP) is a Trending Stock American Express (AXP) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock. zacks.com 2025-05-01 14:05:55 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Warren Buffett Sees Right Through Trump’s Tariffs 24/7 Wall St. Key Points: Warren Buffett’s investment philosophy emphasizes long-term holdings in companies with strong competitive moats, such as Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), American Express (NYSE: AXP), and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) Buffett prioritizes corporate reputation above short-term financial losses, reinforcing his long-term, trust-based approach to managing Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B). Berkshire Hathaway has outperformed the broader market in recent years, maintaining gains even during downturns, underscoring the resilience of Buffett’s strategy. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here.(Sponsor) Watch the Video https://videos.247wallst.com/247wallst.com/2025/04/3-Warren-Buffett-Sees-Right-Through-Trumps-Tariffs.mp4 Transcript: [00:00:04] Doug McIntyre: Yesterday I was on YouTube, which I shouldn’t be on, but I want it all the time. [00:00:10] Doug McIntyre: And, Charlie Munger was on there giving dishing out advice. Warren Buffett’s partner, who’s I think been probably dead a year. but everybody in the industry has a favorite Charlie Munger quote or Warren Buffett quote. what are some of the Buffett quotes that you love? [00:00:29] Lee Jackson: Well, one of the favorite, and we often, include this when we write on Buffett, is his favorite holding time for an S&P 500 stock is forever. [00:00:41] Lee Jackson: And as you and I both know, that’s the case with names that he’s had like Coca-Cola. And somebody American Express that he’s had for 10, 15, 20 years. And I always thought that was a great quote. My, my favorite holding time is forever. And I think one of the most interesting quotes recently, and he kind of stayed out. [00:01:04] Lee Jackson: He says even though he kind of tends to vote Democrat, he stays outta the political fray for the most part. But he started talking about tariffs, and he was basically getting into the whole point of tariffs are basically attacked and they’re just attacks on goods. And the quote that I loved when he goes the tooth fairy isn’t gonna pay that tax. [00:01:29] Lee Jackson: And I’m like, okay, probably not. But, when you have a guy like that who’s so widely followed and so widely recognized, as likely the greatest investor of the last 50 or 60 years, he is gonna be a quotable guy. We’ve constantly written about him. And the interesting thing for our viewers and of course our 24 7 readers, is that even though the markets have come back some from the lows, Berkshire Hathaway has been up all year long. And even when the markets were down at bare lows, 20% lows, it was still up 9% for the year. So, yeah, I think the best holding time is forever for an S&P 500 stock. [00:02:15] Doug McIntyre: Well, one of the reasons I love that quote is. It’s because he likes stocks with a moats. There’s, when he goes into one of these stocks, I think the first thing he looks at, other than obviously earnings, is how hard is it for somebody else to get into this business? Right? Do you want try to compete with Coke from scratch? [00:02:38] Doug McIntyre: Impossible, absolutely impossible. American from scratch. A big oil company from scratch. Impossible. He held, he still holds Apple, but I mean, he bought a whole bunch of it. You wanna try to compete with Apple from scratch. He loves these companies where he knows that the chances that somebody can come in and compete with directly with him is very low. [00:03:04] Doug McIntyre: I mean, he’s in the railroad business. It used to be public now, he just decided he is gonna take the whole thing private. But it’s the same philosophy. Do you wanna try to compete with, are you gonna build the tracks, buy the engines, hire the answer is no. So my favorite Buffett quote, and I won’t get this exactly right, is every two years he sends out the managers of all of his companies a letter, and he says, it’s okay if you lose money. [00:03:33] Doug McIntyre: We can afford to lose money. Obviously I don’t want you to lose it forever. but we can’t afford to lose a shred of reputation. He said, I absolutely money that’s fixable. But the day, and he said, I wanna make sure that a fair but unfriendly reporter can do a story about us on the front of the Wall Street Journal and our reputation will be intact. [00:03:59] Doug McIntyre: Yeah. That’s another thing Buffett understands is that, and one of the great examples is Johnson and Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), when there was that scare about Advil. Right. Okay. That was a long time ago, but you remember, Burke, who was the CEO then took every single bottle off every single shelf of cattle in the country. [00:04:22] Doug McIntyre: And you talk about reputation protection, and I mean, that’s one of Buffett’s philosophies is its reputation. [00:04:31] Lee Jackson: Well, and I think, are you sure you don’t mean the Tylenol scare? Was it Tylenol or Advil? Tylenol. It was Tylenol, and at first you’re right about Advil, they did pull that a few years back on concerns over liver toxicity. [00:04:47] Lee Jackson: But the one you remember is when J&J, Tylenol’s owned now by Kenvue, which was the spinoff in 23 from J&J. But when that all happened, and gosh, that’s been 30, 40 years ago. Yeah, it was in the eighties, I think. But you’re right, they took every single bottle of Tylenol and it was all taken off the market because people died. And, yeah, that’s the way you save your rep. [00:05:16] Lee Jackson: And not that Johnson and Johnson hasn’t had enough issues with the baby powder and the talcum powder and all that stuff. They’re fixing to have to, they’re trying to get that settled out. [00:05:26] Doug McIntyre: Yeah. Anyway, Buffett number one, hold my stocks forever. Number two, reputation, [00:05:34] Lee Jackson: And number three, tariffs are nothing more than a tax, and they’re not paid for by the tooth fairy. [00:05:40] Doug McIntyre: Yeah. And the tax thing is absolutely right. The post Warren Buffett Sees Right Through Trump’s Tariffs appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. https://247wallst.com 2025-04-30 16:05:47 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
ConnexPay Taps American Express Alum Colin Temple to Lead Sales in North America DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Payments pioneer ConnexPay names Colin Temple as Head of North American Sales to drive growth across multiple verticals with his industry leadership. businesswire.com 2025-04-29 13:15:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Wealthy consumers upped their spending last quarter, while the rest of America is cutting back Lower-income earners are reining in their transactions to focus on essentials, while the wealthy continue to spend freely on perks including dining out and luxury travel, according to first-quarter results from U.S. credit card lenders. Synchrony, which provides store cards for retail brands including Lowe's and T.J. cnbc.com 2025-04-28 16:31:14 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
3 Reasons to Buy American Express Stock Right Now American Express (AXP -0.94%) has gained a reputation as an incredibly reliable, robust financial services company over the past several years, demonstrating resilience under pressure and a strong spirit of innovation. Although it's marking its 175th anniversary in business this year, it's as modern and relevant as ever and continues to innovate, finding new ways to keep growing its operations for new generations of customers. fool.com 2025-04-28 08:20:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Is American Express a good Warren Buffett stock for 2025? American Express continued its strong rally in 2024, becoming one of the best-performing companies in the S&P 500 index. AXP stock soared to a record high of $307, up by over 57%. invezz.com 2025-01-02 04:04:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
These Are The 5 Best Dow Jones Stocks Of 2024 Led by Nvidia and Walmart, the best Dow Jones stocks have far outpaced the index's overall 13% gain. The post These Are The 5 Best Dow Jones Stocks Of 2024 appeared first on Investor's Business Daily. investors.com 2024-12-31 16:45:21 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Why 2024 Was Great for Stocks—and Why 2025 Could Be Even Better With only one trading day left in 2024, the S&P 500 Index is up approximately 23%. However, as investors look back on the year, they'll see a textbook example of why the stock market is a poor proxy for the economy, which has delivered unclear and, in some cases, conflicting data points. marketbeat.com 2024-12-31 11:01:51 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express: Strong Growth, Premium Customers, And A Bright Future Ahead American Express benefits from a premium customer base, resulting in low delinquency rates and stable revenue even during economic uncertainty. Revenue grew 8% year-over-year, driven by international expansion, premium card fees, and disciplined cost management. The company's return on equity of 33.9% far outpaces competitors, reflecting superior profitability and operational efficiency. seekingalpha.com 2024-12-31 09:51:12 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express (AXP) Suffers a Larger Drop Than the General Market: Key Insights American Express (AXP) concluded the recent trading session at $297.33, signifying a -1.24% move from its prior day's close. zacks.com 2024-12-30 20:56:23 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
VIRT or AXP: Which Is the Better Value Stock Right Now? Investors interested in Financial - Miscellaneous Services stocks are likely familiar with Virtu Financial (VIRT) and American Express (AXP). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors? zacks.com 2024-12-27 14:40:28 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy With $1,000 and Hold Forever History proves time and time again that long-term investing is one of the best ways to build wealth in the stock market. The key to achieving this is buying and holding shares of quality companies that can perform across economic and market cycles and allowing your investments to grow over time. fool.com 2024-12-27 08:00:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
These 3 Stocks Have Made Warren Buffett the Most Money in 2024. Are They No-Brainer Buys for the New Year? Warren Buffett once wrote, "The weeds wither away in significance as the flowers bloom." Weeds represented poor-performing stocks in a portfolio, while flowers represented winning stocks. fool.com 2024-12-26 06:46:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express: Tapping Into Younger Age Cohorts With Earnings Momentum In 2025 American Express' Q3'24 results showed strong revenue growth driven by increased card member spending, higher net interest income, and international market expansion, especially among Millennials and Gen-Z. The company's focus on premium products and effective risk management has maintained low write-off rates and strong credit quality, even in a challenging economic environment. Management's raised EPS guidance and ongoing product refresh strategy highlight confidence in future growth, particularly in the dining sector and among younger consumers. seekingalpha.com 2024-12-25 07:49:40 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
What's New With American Express Stock? American Express (NYSE: AXP) stock remains up by about 55% over the past year, considerably outperforming the S&P 500 which remains up by about 23% this year. In comparison, peer Capital One (NYSE: COF) is up 33% year-to-date, while Visa and Mastercard stocks are up by about 22% and 23% respectively. forbes.com 2024-12-24 07:00:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express (AXP) Increases Yet Falls Behind Market: What Investors Need to Know In the most recent trading session, American Express (AXP) closed at $298.80, indicating a +0.05% shift from the previous trading day. zacks.com 2024-12-23 20:55:29 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
These 3 Warren Buffett Dividend Stocks Have Trounced the Market This Year. Can They Do It Again in 2025? Warren Buffett appears to be on track to beat the S&P 500 again in 2024, but not by much. Berkshire Hathaway's shares are up year-to-date only around 3% more than the S&P. fool.com 2024-12-21 07:49:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
My Top 10 Stocks to Buy for 2025 It's that time of year again. I'm not referring to buying gifts and preparing holiday meals -- although that may be part of your agenda too. fool.com 2024-12-21 06:05:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
2 No-Brainer Warren Buffett Investments to Buy Right Now Warren Buffett's decades of investing success has led many investors to try to follow in his footsteps. While there's no way to replicate the growth Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio has achieved under Buffett's longtime tenure as CEO, there are a handful of stocks the company owns that investors should consider buying. fool.com 2024-12-20 09:10:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
American Express: Buy, Sell, or Hold? American Express (AXP 1.84%) shares have been on an absolute tear. In the past 14 months, they have catapulted 100% higher (as of Dec. 16), consistently hitting fresh all-time highs throughout 2024. fool.com 2024-12-20 08:13:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Prediction: 3 Unstoppable Warren Buffett Stocks That Can Become Wall Street's Next Stock-Split Stocks in 2025 Over the last two years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been the hottest thing since sliced bread on Wall Street. The virtually limitless ceiling that AI offers has professional and retail investors salivating. fool.com 2024-12-20 07:06:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Why Investors Were Eager to Climb Aboard American Express Today Storied credit card giant American Express (AXP 1.84%) rode the express train to profit on Thursday. On news of several analyst price target increases, the company's stock zoomed almost 2% higher on the day. fool.com 2024-12-19 20:09:02 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Here Are Billionaire Warren Buffett's 5 Biggest Stock Holdings Warren Buffett may very well be the most famous investor of all time. His uncanny ability to constantly pick the right horse earned him the nickname, "The Oracle of Omaha. fool.com 2024-12-19 08:45:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Where Will American Express Stock Be in 5 Years? It has been difficult to beat the returns of the S&P 500 in the last five years. More so if you didn't own any of the "Magnificent Seven" technology giants. fool.com 2024-12-18 08:33:00 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)
Should You Buy American Express Stock Before 2025 Kicks Off? AXP has strategically increased its marketing efforts toward younger consumers, targeting Gen Z and Millennials. zacks.com 2024-12-17 18:00:39 Czytaj oryginał (ang.)