AXP - American Express Company 0 WATCHERS

Main point: concentration works if you size it right and pre‑write your sell rules. I hold AAPL and AXP, skip BAC because I don’t want that much rate/credit cyclicality. My rules: cap any single name at 12–15%, rebalance on a ±25% drift, and pre‑plan trims if two key metrics break …

$AXP will be his top holding soon! Happy holder

I currently own TJX, AXP, MA, WYNN, HLT, and RCL

MA, AXP, BRKB, RTX, UNH, CNC, ALL, BLK, BA, LMT, BP, CAT, BROS, DIS, IBM, MRK, LLY, NFLX, PLD, WELL,and WRB. List goes on, boring and consistent for the majority.

At this age you’re bound for a few crashes, I’d start putting aside 25% of what you’re putting in and find a low risk fund, slowly build up that war chest so when there is a large market correction you’ll have funds to buy after the crash, watch the inevitable …

AXP, BRKB, CB, CNQ, DUK, UNH are among my boring holdings. I also have the following boring stocks on my watchlist but am waiting for a better entry price - V, MA, PM, KO, MCD.

I have a core portfolio that I continue to DCA weekly into: US equities (40%) 10% BRKB 5% COF 5% MSFT 5% SPGI 5% V 10% VTI REITs (15%) 5% LAMR 5% O 5% VICI International (20%) 20% VXUS Bonds (25%) 10% SGOV 10% state specific munis 5% TLT I …

$LVMH $V $MA $AXP $KXP $MBG $AZZ Dont mind me, just practicing my new rap song

The dividend ones are all fine, IDK about buying into Coke at all time highs, current valuation has a lot of "certainty" priced in. 7% revenue growth, 8% earnings growth, 3% dividend/buyback returns. 24 P/E for reliable 11% returns seems a bit expensive but not awful the valuation could pull …

NVO looks good still. AXP and GOOGL have some more room to run, imo.

RDDT, SOFI, ACHR, JPM, BAC, UNH, BRKB, NVDA, GOOG, MSFT, META, AAPL, RIVN, FBTC, OPEN, TQQQ, MA, AXP, IBM, EQIX, and WELL

There is no thesis. I invest heavily in great companies when everyone fears the downfall. Got MS,AXP kind of stocks at below 10 during financial crisis. Recently, I invested in UNH ,CNC at their lowest. And ofcourse GOOG all the way here, in all these years. Doubled down at 120. …

AXP is great.

A **really** good lesson for the young investors here and one I wish I knew when I first starting investing in my 20s: Oftentimes the best buy is the stock you already own. You don't need to go looking around. Just buy more of x. I bought AXP in 2008 …

I would do 30k in each of the following AMZN, AMD, SHOP, META, AXP.

AXP and COF should always be in the same convo as V and MA right now, and they may both fall into the “great company, fair price” bucket. EDIT: I dont’/have never owned V or MA, been with AXP and COF (originally DFS) for some years - and just looked …

I have been transitioning from tech into a portfolio more geared towards income currently @ about 95k in qualified dividends hoping to triple that in 8 years as i put a foot one out the door. ADP AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INC COM AFL AFLAC INC COM AMGN AMGEN INC AOS …

Surprised no one mentioned AXP

It's a slam dunk buy right now. I've been on reddit's investing subs since 2019ish and you will always see a lot of people say things like "I'll buy when it gets to x" and x is always a ridiculously low price. I remember during COVID, I said to buy …

How AXP is different? It was making ATH for some days and just recently declined ~3%- 4% Do you suggest investing in AXP

Just as you have value trap, V/MA is a case of quality trap. They always show up in quality screens because of their fat margins but once you dig deeper into their biz models, red flags start showing up. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something but it seemed to me that while …

More than one: AMZN, GS, NVDA, GOOG, QQQ, BRK.B, AXP

From a person perspective when I see debt first thing comes to my mind is Credit card. Do you think gains of stock like $AXP is based upon the revenues from overspending by people? Atleast some percentage of total share which can become problem if people miss payments