Thinking of trading AMEX?
- 1. AmEx, since it also acts as the issuer of its cards in addition to the payment processor (in contrast to Visa and Mastercard), it will have comparatively more to gain if it can ramp up member spending. One sure sign that it's been very successful in this crucial aspect of its operations is that in recent quarters, 60% of its loan growth has come from existing clients. 2. AmEx's secret weapon has always been its customer base, which is relatively more well-heeled and affluent than the average Visa or Mastercard issuer. 3. In addition to being successful at squeezing more growth from its existing card members, it's also doing well in attracting new business. Its total cards in circulation rose last year by 7%.
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1. Next to its apparently eternal rivals Visa and Mastercard, AmEx has been something of an underdog stock. I think at least some of this has to do with concern over the immediate future of the global economy. Numerous prognosticators point to warning signs that it'll slow down, or nose-dive into recession. 2. A Top bank has just downgraded AmEx stock, which is never a good sign for investors. Bank of America Merrill Lynch cut its recommendation on American Express stock, changing its view on the big credit card company from buy to neutral.
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