American Express CompanyArticle compares analyst ratings and earnings expectations ahead of July 24 report, but impact is mixed: higher beat odds vs. lower implied upside and negative YTD performance.
Verizon Communications holds a cleaner analyst profile than American Express heading into their July 24 second-quarter reports, with zero Sell ratings versus one for American Express and a slightly higher implied upside to its AI model target. American Express trades at $348.74 with a 22 P/E, while Verizon trades near $44.29 at an 11 P/E. Verizon’s consensus target of $51.12 and AI model target of $49.99 imply 12.88% upside, just ahead of American Express’s 12.25% model upside, and Verizon has gained 8.7% year to date compared with a 5.7% decline for American Express. Polymarket gives American Express 88% odds of beating earnings and 74.5% odds of topping $19.5 billion in revenue, while Verizon’s beat probability is 85.5% with a 94% chance of exceeding $34.5 billion in operating revenue. For retirement investors, Verizon’s zero-Sell coverage and positive momentum make it the safer income play, though American Express’s 442% ten-year return and higher beat odds appeal to those with longer time horizons.
American Express CompanyArticle compares analyst ratings and earnings expectations ahead of July 24 report, but impact is mixed: higher beat odds vs. lower implied upside and negative YTD performance.
Verizon Communications IncZero Sell ratings, higher implied upside to AI model target, positive YTD performance, and strong earnings beat odds make it a safer income play.
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