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AX The analyst recommends buying American Express (AXP) due to its strong fundamentals, including consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, robust free cash…
The YouTuber's base case projections for American Express, using 8% revenue growth and 12% net income growth through 2030, suggest a 2030 price target between $783 and $923. At the current price of $346, this implies a compound annual growth rate deep into the 20s, making it a strong buy.
The YouTuber's base case projections for American Express, using 8% revenue growth and 12% net income growth through 2030, suggest a 2030 price target between $783 and $923. At the current price of $346, this implies a compound annual growth rate deep into the 20s, making it a strong buy.
“So at $346, American Express is a buy today, right?”
Based on the YouTuber's projections, if American Express were to reach $646 today, the implied compound annual growth rate over the coming years would be minimal. Therefore, he would sell the majority of his shares at that price point.
“And if it was $646 today, I would sell every American Express share I have because basically the upside's almost, you know, nothing over the coming years, right?”
The YouTuber considers American Express a great opportunity, despite being a 'boring' stock, due to its consistent business model and strong brand loyalty. He projects 8% revenue growth and 12% net income growth on average, with a 28-33 P/E, leading to a 20-25% CAGR, suggesting it will outperform the market.
“American Express remains a great opportunity right now. If you want to go big tech, there's some great opportunities out there like Meta, like Amazon, but don't get hyped off of any short-term stock price moves for these stocks.”
The YouTuber identifies American Express as a consumer discretionary stock poised for a significant run. He believes that once the current semiconductor stock frenzy subsides, capital will flow into undervalued consumer discretionary names, leading to an '18 to 24-month insane bull run'.
“American Express, this gets thrown in the consumer names, right? Down 16% year to date. Wait for the run on American Express.”
The YouTuber highlights American Express as a favorite of Warren Buffett and an example of a dividend growth stock. He notes its dividend has grown tenfold over 20 years, leading to a similar increase in stock price, and calculates an expected total return of 12% based on current yield and dividend growth rate.
The YouTuber highlights American Express as a favorite of Warren Buffett and an example of a dividend growth stock. He notes its dividend has grown tenfold over 20 years, leading to a similar increase in stock price, and calculates an expected total return of 12% based on current yield and dividend growth rate.
“Aquí podemos ver en los últimos 20 años como American Express ha pasado de pagar un dividendo anual de tan solo 38 céntimos por acción a más de $3. Ha multiplicado por 10 el pago de dividendos. Por ese motivo, la acción también se ha multiplicado por más de 10 veces en bolsa.”
The YouTuber advises against entering American Express at its current price due to several red flags. The stock is trading at a high P/E ratio compared to its historical average, the dividend yield is low, and it's near all-time highs. Technical indicators like the RSI suggest it's entering overbought territory, and financial stocks are typically the first to fall during a recession.
The YouTuber advises against entering American Express at its current price due to several red flags. The stock is trading at a high P/E ratio compared to its historical average, the dividend yield is low, and it's near all-time highs. Technical indicators like the RSI suggest it's entering overbought territory, and financial stocks are typically the first to fall during a recession.
“bajo mi opinión, ya tenemos bastantes señales de alarma de que quizá entrar ahora mismo no es la mejor idea, salvo que vayamos a a 20 años, 15 años y no nos importa ahora comernos una caída de un 30%, 20%, ¿no?”
The YouTuber suggests that if American Express experiences a significant correction of 20-30%, it would be an opportune time to initiate or add to a position. They recommend using dollar-cost averaging (DCA) during such a downturn, as it is a fundamentally strong company with a deep moat, predictable subscription and commission income, and is safer than traditional banks.
“creo que es una gran empresa, no creo que sea un error invertir, no sé, ponle un 20% de lo que tenemos pensado para aunque sea iniciar posición o si hay una noticia muy positiva poder llevarnos parte del del crecimiento o de la revalorización de la acción, pero teniendo en cuenta de que puede haber una corrección de un 20 30% tranquilamente y en ese momento no asustarnos, seguir haciendo DCA, invertir otro 20% para promediar a la baja y de esta forma establecer una buena posición en esta empresa.”
The analyst recommends American Express due to its attractive valuation at 15.6 times P/E, making it cheaper than competitors Visa and Mastercard. Despite concerns about consumer spending, its expected earnings growth and Warren Buffett's significant investment in the company are cited as positive indicators.
The analyst recommends American Express due to its attractive valuation at 15.6 times P/E, making it cheaper than competitors Visa and Mastercard. Despite concerns about consumer spending, its expected earnings growth and Warren Buffett's significant investment in the company are cited as positive indicators.
“the stock does have the valuation going for it on a price to earnings basis American Express trades for just 15.6 times that p e ratio”
The analyst identifies American Express as an amazing stock pick, forecasting a 23% internal rate of return for the next decade. This is based on a detailed financial analysis summarized in a 'one-pager' that includes 10 years of financial information and a forecast.
The analyst identifies American Express as an amazing stock pick, forecasting a 23% internal rate of return for the next decade. This is based on a detailed financial analysis summarized in a 'one-pager' that includes 10 years of financial information and a forecast.
“currently I think it's yield 23 irr for the next decade an amazing stock pick”
The analyst recommends buying American Express (AXP) due to its strong fundamentals, including consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, robust free cash flow, and declining debt. He projects a 23% internal rate of return over the next decade based on conservative growth estimates and a current free cash flow yield of 12%, which he considers very attractive for a mature company.
“I think it's a very interesting investment from a risk return ratio... I like the stock, I think the risk reward trade-off is good and I like how how long it's been around in the industry.”
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5 finance YouTubers analysed American Express with qualified reasoning — consensus: Buy, average analysis quality 71/100. This is not financial advice; review the individual analyses and sources above.
Among the channels covering American Express, 3 are buying and 0 are selling or avoiding — overall Buy.
The price targets mentioned for American Express range 374–850. Targets are the YouTubers' own; not a guarantee.
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