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PM Philip Morris International
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Trading Apr 26 11:23 ET
148.38BMarket Cap18.64P/E (TTM)
96.620High95.280Low1.01MVolume95.765Open96.090Pre Close96.68MTurnover0.07%Turnover Ratio19.01P/E (Static)1.55BShares99.90052wk High-14.39P/B147.99BFloat Cap84.34152wk Low5.17Dividend TTM1.55BShs Float99.900Historical High5.42%Div YieldTTM1.40%Amplitude15.310Historical Low95.746Avg Price1Lot Size
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Looks like we are getting another leg up in these two value companies.
The last swing up paid out nicely. It looks like we might have another profitable swing trade on our hands.
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PM Securities has been, at any one time...
PM Securities has been, at any one time...
It looks like we might have a swing up on our hands.
Possible Swing Trade Opportunity
A couple of the tobacco companies had some bullish activity towards the end of the week. This could possibly be a small rotation of capital into the value that these companies offer since big tech had such a rough week last week.
Either way you look at it, these companies have been consolidating for a very long time. And they could very well be ovwrdue for some upside.
Long-term prospects for these companies a...
A couple of the tobacco companies had some bullish activity towards the end of the week. This could possibly be a small rotation of capital into the value that these companies offer since big tech had such a rough week last week.
Either way you look at it, these companies have been consolidating for a very long time. And they could very well be ovwrdue for some upside.
Long-term prospects for these companies a...
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The market may not be too worried about the EPS figure, or it may have expected earnings to drop faster. The current sell-off could be an opportunity worth considering. However, there are 3 warning signs for Philip Morris International that investors should be aware of.
Goldman Sachs analyst Bonnie Herzog expects Philip Morris to present appealing 2024 guidance. Bank of America suggests that litigation from manufacturers and stakeholders could affect the U.S. nicotine category's long-term prospects. The stock is favored on Wall Street, with 13 Buy-equivalent or higher ratings against just 2 Hold-equivalent ratings and 2 Sell-equivalent ratings. The last seven articles from Seeking Alpha analysts on PMI have also been bullish.
Analysts predict a rebound for Philip Morris' shares with its Q4 earnings report. The company's shift towards higher-margin smokeless products like IQOS could offset traditional cigarette sales decline and enhance profitability. Goldman Sachs analyst Bonnie Herzog foresees a potential upside surprise to both top and bottom line results and anticipates attractive 2024 growth guidance. The stock is deemed cheap at its current trading level.
Goldman Sachs analyst Bonnie Herzog believes that the company's guidance could prove conservative depending on the pace of Iluma's global rollout and the May launch of iQOS in the U.S. Philip Morris stock is considered cheap and could bounce back if earnings deliver.
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Easily the most controversial idea for dividend stocks to watch on this list, if you’re ideologically agnostic, then Philip Morris deserves a long look. At first glance, the tobacco giant seems completely anachronistic. Let’s face it. In many parts of the world, government agencies have cracked down on public areas where smoking was previously allowed. Sports organizations have heavily discouraged tobacco advertising.
So, is that the gallows for the tobacco stalwart? Hardly. W...
So, is that the gallows for the tobacco stalwart? Hardly. W...
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iamiam : Altria trades with cannabis. it's hard to see because Altria is so much bigger than any weed stock or cannabis ETF or even futures. But it follows cannabis now. it will again be the king when cannabis is legal. They have the big play in cannabis. they have the ability and infrastructure to patent the seeds and control the entire thing, like they did with cigarettes. I don't follow Philip Morris, but a quick look, i would say they are the same. although I'm unaware of what PM owns in the industry. PM might even have a better chart. so maybe I need to see what they have
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SpyderCallOP iamiam: thanks
SpyderCallOP iamiam: I remember in the past, Altria was buying into cannabis companies. I think they are a major holder of CRON