Our three-step process focuses on wide-moat stocks (as per Morningstar's rating).
The market for combustible cigarettes is in structural decline. Stagnating revenues and general ESG concerns have resulted in depressed trading multiples.
Swedish Match: Q4 Decline Does Not Change Long-Term Double-Digit Growth; Buy

A Trio of Non-Cyclical Stocks to Consider

11:35am, Friday, 29'th Jan 2021
Investors who are in search of high return investments could be interested in the three non-cyclical stocks listed below, as their earnings yields (as calculated via Joel Greenblatt's method) are outp
Our three-step process focuses on wide-moat stocks (as per Morningstar's rating).
Why I Slightly Prefer British American Tobacco Over Imperial Brands For Dividend Income
With last year's dividend cut, the tobacco name still yields over 8%. However, dividend payouts and debt service still conspire to damage free cash flow.
Our three-step process focuses on wide-moat stocks (as per Morningstar's rating). We are only interested in those targets that are attractively valued in historical comparison.
Imperial Brands is a UK tobacco company that also trades in New York. Because it's not a U.S. company, many dividend investors overlook this high yielder. In May, the company reduced the dividend by a
The US dollar is at its weakest point in two years. We examine what a "weak dollar" means.
Our three-step process focuses on wide-moat stocks (as per Morningstar's rating). We are only interested in those targets that are attractively valued in historical comparison.
Imperial Brands PLC (IMBBY) Stefan Bomhard on Q4 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Imperial Brands' share price rose 7.3% in London on Tuesday after FY20 results, as the threat of a margin reset receded. Trading performance continued to be poor, with EPS down 6.6% year-on-year in FY
Imperial Brands plc (LON: IMB) said on Tuesday that its pre-tax profit in fiscal 2020 came in higher than last year on the back of hawkish revenue – a trend that it forecasts will continue in fiscal

Imperial Brands: It's The Dividend That Counts

11:17pm, Thursday, 05'th Nov 2020
The big question at Imperial Brands is whether they will hold the dividend. The trading announcement states that they expect the year to be flat as against last. So, no great reason to cut.
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