Shares of Capital One have been dropping due to President Trump’s promise to cap credit card interest rates. Analysts are bullish on the stock, with CNBC’s Jim Cramer calling it “the one to own.” Despite some disappointment in Q4 numbers, Wall Street analysts see significant upside potential.

Credit card stocks, including Capital One, have been impacted by Trump’s interest rate cap proposal. Despite a recent acquisition and positive outlook, the company’s shares have been under pressure. Analysts predict a strong future for Capital One, but uncertainty remains around the proposed interest rate cap.

Capital One announced an acquisition of fintech company Brex for over $5 billion in cash and stock. This move is expected to strengthen the credit card lender’s presence in the business payments sector. The transaction is set to close in the middle of the year, further boosting Capital One’s position in the market.

President Trump’s proposed interest rate cap on credit cards has drawn criticism from bank CEOs, including Capital One’s Richard Fairbank. Fairbank warned of potential unintended consequences during a recent conference call. The industry remains uncertain about the impact of such a cap on credit card companies like Capital One.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Capital One Stock Is a Big Loser Today. But It Still Has Some Big Fans.