
The 3 Most Undervalued Dividend Stocks to Buy: November 2023
Year-to-date, dividend stocks have been under a lot of selling pressure. However, this is an opportunity for the discerning investor to unearth some gems amid the carnage.

All Dividend Companies Have One Big Problem In Common
Dividend investing is struggling in the current macroeconomic environment due to high interest rates. The yield on T-Bonds disincentivizes investors from buying dividend companies, leading to a dro...

3 Undervalued Stocks With a Dividend Yield of Over 7%
Looking at the S&P 500 price-to-earnings and price/earning-to-growth ratio, it can be said that the broad markets are not expensive. This does not come as a surprise with tight monetary policies im...

British American Tobacco: Improved Performance And Market Multiples (Rating Upgrade)
British American Tobacco has experienced a 23% decline in stock price YTD, but coupled with its improved earnings performance in H1 2023, its market multiples are competitive now. The revenue growt...

This Sin Stock's Dividend Yield Is About to Hit 10%: Time to Buy?
British American Tobacco is fighting volume declines and foreign exchange headwinds. The company continues to raise prices and has some promising risk-reduced products that are growing quickly.

British American Tobacco re-hires former finance director Soraya Benchikh
British American Tobacco PLC (LSE:BATS) has hired Soraya Benchikh as its new chief financial officer, according to a statement. Benchikh, who has been the president of beverage brand Diageo PLC (...

The 3 Highest-Paying Dividend Stocks for Income Loving Investors
With interest rates going up, there are more opportunities than ever for generous income. That doesn't just apply to the fixed income market, either.

2 Exceptional Dividend Stocks Near 52-Week Lows. Are They Bargains Now?
Rising yields on risk-free Treasuries are putting downward pressure on dividend-paying stocks. Johnson & Johnson's dividend payout has grown for 61 consecutive years, but the stock is trading at a ...

BAT turn to rooibos tea in response to flavoured tobacco bans
British American Tobacco PLC (LSE:BATS) and other Big Tobacco players are tapping the tea market to counter European bans on flavoured heated tobacco products and falling demand for traditional cig...

British American Tobacco: Buy This Decline, New Categories' Growth Rate Exceeds Peers
BTI has had great success in renewing its tobacco portfolio, with the New Categories segment boasting an accelerated top-line CAGR of +32.89% from H1'19 levels. The management has also executed exc...

British American Tobacco: Ray Dalio's Wisdom On Passive Income
In Ray Dalio's mind (and ours too), diversification among different stocks is only one step - not the only one and not even the first one. Diversification should start with other bigger dimensions ...

British American Tobacco: Priced For Decline But I Think It Will Grow
BTI is priced for negative growth. BTI is making good progress in their transformation of the business to alternative products, and maintain a focus on strategic legacy brands. The combination of a...

British American Tobacco Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
British American Tobacco has grown its new products business to now have 100 million users. The company's cash flows remain strong.

British American Tobacco Stock Is Paying a Dividend Yield of 6.3%
Passive income investors can consider adding British American Tobacco to their dividend stock portfolios.

British American Tobacco And Imperial Brands: The Sunak Black Swan?
Shares of British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands fell after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hinted at introducing anti-smoking measures similar to those in New Zealand. Investors are conce...
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