American Express, one of Warren Buffett's largest holdings, is near highs and the post questions whether it remains a buy.

American Express will report earnings on July 24, with card-fee revenue growth considered more important than spending for the quarter.

American Express shares have fallen 10% year-to-date, with second-quarter earnings expected to provide a catalyst for a rebound.

The post questions whether American Express stock can generate millionaire-level returns, noting Millennial and Gen Z spending is rejuvenating the brand.

American Express and Chase are expanding luxury lounge access to festivals and sporting events exclusively for premium cardholders.

The post compares Mastercard and American Express Q1 2026 results, arguing Mastercard benefits from risk-free network fees while American Express faces credit risk from card lending.

American Express card holders can now redeem their rewards at checkout via Apple Pay online or in the app.

The post questions whether American Express is built for the next decade of spending, noting past outperformance.

American Express is highlighted as catering to affluent spenders, questioning whether that can cushion it if the consumer cracks, noting it's one of Warren Buffett's favorite stocks.

This post questions whether investors should trust American Express's positive view on affluent consumers given current economic challenges.

American Express signed a multiyear payments deal with the NFL, highlighting premium credit card strategies to add customer value.

American Express stock fell 6% following Q2 earnings beat while Visa and Mastercard remained relatively stable.

WTI crude oil surged 7% intraday, breaking above $93/barrel; Brent crude rose over 5% to $95.31/barrel.

Earnings season intensifies next week with GOOGL, INTC, TXN, TSLA, and others reporting; GOOGL's AI spending outlook and semiconductor sector results are key market catalysts amid geopolitical and Fed risks.

Berkshire Hathaway is reshuffling its major holdings in Apple, American Express, and Coca-Cola, each presenting different investment scenarios.

PayPal jumped 19% on reports of a $53 billion takeover offer from Stripe and Advent International, with a prominent short-seller disputing the valuation.

American Express raised the Platinum Card annual fee to $895, a 29% increase, while stating that retention rates remain high.

Premarket movers include mixed Mag 7 stocks, an 8% drop in SK Hynix ADRs, a 46% surge in Agenus, a 1% rise in American Express, a 2% gain in Shopify, and a 7% rise for TriCo Bancshares with First Hawaiian slipping 6%.

Greg Abel, Buffett's successor, has 58% of Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio in five Dow stocks, with the author naming one as especially undervalued.