American Express and Visa are both long-term Berkshire investments. Visa's lightweight business model allows it to expand ...

Visa (NYSE:V) stock fell 5.4%, Mastercard (NYSE:MA) dropped 4.6%, and American Express (NYSE:AXP) declined 2% after a Wall Street Journal report revealed major retailers are exploring stablecoin ...

Although he’s a genius, Buffett didn’t see what was truly troubling Kraft and Heinz prior to their 2015 merger. To this end, ...

2017), the earnings estimates for Visa as well as American Express have moved north. Out of 16 analysts covering the Visa stock, 14 revised the 2017 earnings estimates up by 0.9% to $3.35 over the ...

Visa and American Express certainly have a very well defined economic moat, and I expect that to remain the case for the foreseeable future. I will use my Cappuccino Stock rating to discuss which ...

As EPS growth is expected to overtake Visa and predictability increases, the stock should see multiple expansion. I rate American Express stock a buy on its wide moat, accelerating growth paired ...

Many metrics suggest Visa is the better business, although American Express stock is undeniably cheaper. When choosing between two high-quality businesses, the answer may simply be to buy both.

However, Berkshire Hathaway owns 8.6% of Visa stock, a hefty portion. To the average shopper, Visa and American Express are more or less the same thing; they're both large credit card companies ...

Given Visa's historically higher earnings, it has typically carried a higher P/E ratio, with a five-year median of 32 compared to American Express' 18. AXP PE Ratio data by YCharts. Both stocks ...