American Express Company faces a downgrade to 'Very Weak' with a D grade, alongside a year-to-date share price decline of approximately 19.5%. Despite this, the company reported a robust 11.4% year-over-year revenue growth totaling $18.91 billion last quarter and is projected to earn $4.40 per share this quarter. Goldman Sachs recently raised its price target for the stock to $400, indicating a belief in its future potential. To attract more customers, American Express is also introducing enhanced benefits for its Gold Card.
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“American Express Company · was downgraded to · Weak · D”
“American Express Company · has · Quantitative Grade · D”
“American Express Company · share price on April 20th · trading value · $329.87”
“American Express Company's · trailing P/E ratio · value · 21.45”
“American Express Company's · forward P/E ratio · value · 18.83”
“American Express Company · year-to-date decline · percentage · ~19.5%”
“American Express Company · full-year 2025 revenue · value · $72.2 billion”
“American Express Company · year-over-year revenue growth · percentage · 10%”
“American Express Company · EPS growth excluding prior-year gains · percentage · 15%”
“American Express Company · net card fees · value · $10 billion”
“American Express Company · ROE · value · 34%”
