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American Express · Financials

Tracked owners
1
Sum of conviction
17%
Sector
Financials
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Smart money activity

Every tracked buy, add, trim, and exit on AXP by the best portfolio managers in the world. Ranked by manager quality inside each quarter.

Smart money activity
4 buys · 5 sells across tracked 13F filings
Net signal: Net selling
Q4 2025(1 move)
Portfolio manager% portfolio
Bill Nygren
Oakmark Funds
0.10%
Q1 2025(2 moves)
Portfolio manager% portfolio
Joel GreenblattElite
Gotham Asset Management
0.10%
Bill Nygren
Oakmark Funds
0.10%
Q4 2024(2 moves)
Portfolio manager% portfolio
Joel GreenblattElite
Gotham Asset Management
0.10%
Bill Nygren
Oakmark Funds
0.10%
Q3 2024(2 moves)
Portfolio manager% portfolio
Joel GreenblattElite
Gotham Asset Management
0.10%
Bill Nygren
Oakmark Funds
0.10%

Insider activity

SEC Form 4 filings — when CEOs, CFOs, and 10%+ owners buy or sell their own stock.

ETF holders

Tracked US ETFs with AXP in their top-10 holdings.

ETF% Fund
XLF
Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund
2.50%

Latest news

Recent headlines for AXP.

Hedge funds holding AXP

1 superinvestor hold American Express as a top position. Sorted by % of portfolio.

Manager% Portfolio
Warren Buffett fund logoWarren Buffett
50-year holding — fee-based moat, premium customer base.
16.8%
Dividend tax by country

What will you keep of every $100 in AXP dividend?

Withholding rate
0%
Domestic (no cross-border)
Tax withheld
$0.00
You'd receive
$1000.00
Of $1000 gross
Source & treaty reference
Treaty: Domestic — no cross-border withholding
Citation: IRC §§ 1441–1446 (withholding applies to foreign persons; US residents not subject to WHT on US-source dividends)
U.S. residents receiving U.S.-source dividends: no cross-border withholding; taxed on return at qualified (0/15/20%) or ordinary rates.

Estimates for educational purposes only. Tax rules change; consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation. Dividend-tax treatment depends on holding period, account type (taxable vs. retirement), investor type (individual vs. pension vs. mutual fund), limitation-on-benefits tests, and other factors not modeled here.

Full dividend-tax rules for United States investors →

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Frequently asked questions

Who owns AXP?

1 tracked superinvestors hold American Express (AXP) as a top position based on the latest SEC 13F filings. Largest tracked holder: Warren Buffett at 16.8% of portfolio. Full ranking by % of portfolio shown in the table below.

How many hedge funds hold AXP?

1 of HoldLens's tracked superinvestors hold AXP according to the latest SEC 13F filings. The sum of conviction across those holders is 17% (sum of each manager's % of portfolio in AXP).

Who is the biggest hedge-fund holder of AXP?

Among HoldLens's tracked superinvestors, Warren Buffett holds the largest AXP position at 16.8% of portfolio. 50-year holding — fee-based moat, premium customer base.

What sector is AXP?

American Express (AXP) is classified as Financials. Smart-money activity, insider trades (SEC Form 4), buybacks, short interest, congressional trades, and ETF ownership for AXP are all aggregated on this page.

Data sourced from SEC 13F filings. AXP ownership reflects publicly disclosed long positions only. Not investment advice.