Thinking of trading AIG?
- 1. Perhaps the most compelling reason to buy AIG is its valuation, which is extremely cheap. In fact, AIG is so cheap right now, the discounted share price far outweighs any continuing risks the company faces. AIG is actively buying back its shares and repurchased 4 million shares in 2014 as part of an announced $1 billion buyback plan. One of the best things any company can do when it trades below its inherent value is to buy back shares. 2. Expectations seem to be very low for AIG, and shares could remain at these depressed valuations until actual performance and earnings improve. But as soon as AIG starts paying out more than $0.10 per share in the form of a quarterly dividend, market confidence will improve.
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1. In 2018 AIG saw $762 million in net losses from catastrophic insurance claims for the quarter, and net losses related to catastrophic insurance claims of $4.2 billion for the year. Even though some competitors also experienced losses, American International Group's net catastrophic coverage costs seemed to hurt AIG stock more than the stock of those two other insurers (NYSE:ALL, NYSE:CB). 2. It's not unheard of for claims to exceed losses from time to time for an insurer. It's a bit unusual, however, for an insurer to struggle with such losses as deeply as AIG has for as long as it has. The company may simply be trying to do so much at the same time with so many new personalities in play that it all ends up being muddied for a while longer.
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