American Express Trades Below 20 P/E — Is Buffett’s Second-Largest Bet Now a Steal?

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American Express (AXP) shares have dropped 15% this year, pushing its price-to-earnings ratio below 20. Despite this, the company reported strong first-quarter revenue growth of 11% and an 18% surge in diluted earnings per share, with luxury spending by card members rising 18%. While management did not raise full-year guidance, long-term investors may see this as a strategic capital allocation for sustained growth rather than a dampened short-term outlook.

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