American Express (AXP)

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More than $222 billion of Berkshire's invested assets are concentrated in Abel's and Buffett's best ideas.

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They all work together in the same business, but not all of these names bring the same risk and reward potential to the table.

One of Warren Buffettʻs favorite stocks is down 6% year to date.

The winner has a key loyalty program differentiator.

American Express boasts steady 8.4% revenue growth and a 13.5% net margin, while Robinhood's 51.6% expansion masks a 42.9x forward P/E valuation.

The blue chip leader will remain more resilient than the fintech challenger.

Since February 2026, American Express has been in a holding pattern, posting a small loss of 3.2% while floating around $338.50. The stock also fell short of...

The purveyor of premium credit cards will see its revenue and earnings continue to increase over time.

It's one of Buffett's favorites, and it will likely be an Abel favorite, too.

The disparity seems alarming, but there's a perfectly good reason for what won't become a long-term norm. In fact, there's a net upside for patient shareholders.

American Express’s results for Q2 were in line with Wall Street’s revenue expectations and slightly exceeded earnings estimates, but the market reacted negat...

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What a fantastic six months it’s been for American Express Global Business Travel. Shares of the company have skyrocketed 40.9%, hitting $9.42. This was part...

Buying and holding businesses with durable competitive advantages has worked well for the Oracle of Omaha.

Warren Buffett has always liked to hang on to his best investments -- ideally "forever."