Lending Club (NYSE: LC) Archives

daniel December 13, 2017April 24, 2018 ending Club missed out on the blockchain revolution, Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), Is it the end of Lending Club?, Is Lending Club Losing Money?, Lending Club (NYSE: LC), Lending Club is Junk, Lending Club is losing money from its operations, Nebeus, So What Went Wrong at Lending Club?, The only hope for Lending Club

Lending Club is Junk

Lending Club has gotten to the point where it is losing money by just staying in its business. What might be worse is that Lending Club is losing money from financing, it reported a cash from financing figure of $-461.20 on September 30, 2017. That indicates the company might be losing money from its lending operations, which are its only business.

Long Ideas Stocks

daniel July 29, 2016 A dividend yield of 1.81%, A profit margin of 24.47%., American Express (NYSE: AXP), American Express is an excellent value and contrarian investment, Amex is also a really good value investment, Amex is swimming in cash right, Assets of $160 billion. Amex’s Assets grew by $1.18 billion during the last quarter., Lending Club (NYSE: LC), MasterCard (NYSE: MA), OnDeck Capital (NYSE: ONDK), PayPal Holdings (NASDAQ: PYPL), return on equity of 26.54%, Should American Express buy Square?, Square (NYSE: SQ), Visa’s (NYSE: V)

American Express is a Great Contrarian Play in Finance

There is no better contrarian play in finance than American Express right now. It is making a lot of money, and in a great position to take advantage of the exciting opportunities offered by Fintech.

Market Insanity

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Is Desperate American Express following in Lending Club’s Footsteps?

Like their brethren at PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) and Square, American Express’s leaders think they can limit the risks from such lending with their detailed knowledge of spending habits. For example, Amex might extend more credit to a borrower, who only uses his credit card to pay for business supplies. The company deny credit to somebody who uses her card to pay off a bar tab or a casino.