Capital One Financial Corporation (COF)
Why Is Capital One (COF) Down 2.2% Since Last Earnings Report?
Capital One (COF) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
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Is Capital One Set to Ride on NII Growth Amid Relatively Higher Rates?
COF's NII growth accelerates on higher rates, credit card expansion and its $35.3B Discover acquisition.
Why Capital One (COF) is a Top Momentum Stock for the Long-Term
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Serious Credit Card Delinquencies Hit 14-Year High: 2 Stocks to Buy, 1 to Avoid
Key Points in This Article: Credit card delinquencies hit 12.3% in Q2 2025, near the 2011 all-time high of 13.7%.
COF Declines 4.9% in a Month: Is This the Right Time to Buy the Stock?
Capital One is down 4.9% in a month despite a strong balance sheet and its recent big acquisition. Is this a buy-the-dip moment?
Capital One + Discover Is A Massive Opportunity
Capital One's acquisition of Discover creates a powerful card issuer and payment processor, positioning the company for strong future shareholder returns. Despite one-time acquisition impacts, adjusted earnings and net interest margins remain robust with a single-digit P/E and growing deposits and loans. The company boasts strong reserves, high liquidity coverage, and a CET1 ratio of 14%, ensuring financial stability and resilience against downturns.
Why Capital One (COF) is a Top Value Stock for the Long-Term
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Capital One Shows Credit Improvement As Discover Distorts Results
Capital One's Discover acquisition boosts scale and net interest margin, but brings higher credit risk and integration noise to near-term results. Q2 earnings beat estimates, but the GAAP loss reflects conservative reserves for Discover loans; credit metrics are improving, supporting a stable outlook. Capital levels are robust, with $10B excess capital likely fueling accelerated buybacks once integration stabilizes, potentially starting in 2026.
Should Investors Buy Capital One Stock After Crushing Q2 EPS Expectations?
While Capital One wasn't able to raise its full-year guidance after crushing Q2 EPS expectations, reconfirming its outlook was still a meaningful sign that the acquisition of Discover Financial Services is paying off.
Discover Deal Boosts COF's Q2 Earnings, Consumer Spending in Focus
Capital One tops Q2 earnings estimates as the Discover deal boosts card loans, NII and fee income.
COF Up on Q2 Earnings Beat, Discover Deal Boosts NII and Fee Income
Capital One stock jumps 4% after Q2 earnings crush estimates. The Discover deal lifts NII and fee income despite rising costs and provisions.
