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$BTI vs $MO (Analysis and Discussion)
If I were to DCA for 2 years into two large cap value plays for long term hold, what would you recommend?
Does Fidelity only allow fractional share buys during market hours?
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British American Tobacco to stay invested in cigarette-to-hotels conglomerate ITC now (BTI, BATS)
Why did the stock chart change with the dividend?
$BTI, $JAPAY - Kingsway Capital in talks with Big Tobacco over AIR stake sale
FDA denial order on British American Tobacco vape products (NYSE:BTI)
Rate my portfolio! 26 year old in here for the long term 💪🏻. Thought about adding GOOGL, BTI, O. Would love a feedback and any suggestion is helpful! Cheers all.
Will Tobacco BTI, MO, PM, VGR and IMBBY Take A Big Hit From The Strong U.S. Dollar?
Bullish on cigarettes for the next decade
1.1 Billion Smokers can't be wrong
The Boomers are running over each other into BTI - British American Tobacco - as an inflation hedge (~7%) yield, YOAT (You only Announce Twice) Earnings is in February (only twice a year) and the beta is ridiculously too low.
What are the subreddit's thoughts on PM / MO / BTI?
Options for VUSE at open, would the stock be BTI (British American Tobacco)?
Looking to get into weed/vape/tobacco companies, mostly for the inevitable benefit of national legalization. $MO and $BTI discussion. Other big players?
Looking to get into weed/vape/tobacco companies, mostly for the inevitable benefit of national legalization. $MO and $BTI discussion. Other big players?
Looking to get into weed/vape/tobacco companies, mostly for the inevitable benefit of national legalization. $MO or $BTI? Others?
Are you worried that a lot of these stocks are still ovepriced?
[Tobacco Stocks] Unpopular but is there money to be made?
FULL Research Report & DD on British American Tobacco (BTI)
FULL Research Report & DD on British American Tobacco (BTI)
An investigation: Hindenburg Research (DKNG)
BTI, strong buy. 08.07 ex div date ( 7,6%), revenue rises , price stay. Target 60, now price 39, p/e: 10!!!!!!!
Dividend stocks you would buy if all equities were to drop by at least 60%?
DD on Organigram [OGI] because no one else has done it.
How do debt repayments and cash infusions affect EPS?
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Which Tobacco companies ( MO, BTI...) stand to gain the most from MJ legalization ?
British American Tobacco ($BTI/BATS.L) - Riding the Altria ($MO) Momentum
British American Tobacco ($BTI/BATS.L) - Ride the Altria Momentum
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BTI has more weed and international exposure which is why I picked it over the others
BTI Buy Tobacco Investments
I own BTI and it is one of my top gainers not including dividends. One of my favorite stocks KO is just steady, low rise. Very meh in the current environment but I like to hedge
BTI might be my favorite stock
Thank you RDDT Thank you NXT Thank you BTI
BTI is the best weed stock
What's your favorite cost basis? Of something you own Mine are: BTI at 38.34 NXT at 51.25 Then it's a tossup between RDDT at 84.60 And TSMC at122.25
Who here still thinks BTI isn't a weed stock
Buy Dividend Stocks. That pay over 5% every quarter. Your very young and you’ll make a ton of money with compounding dividends Enbridge , Verizon, Energy transfer, Plains all American, BTI , and just google dividend history on stocks and what they paid quarterly year after year
BTI is the real weed play
BTI will dominate the weed world
Sold TMUS for BTC and BTI
Picked up more BTI for the cannabis play, also because at this point we all need a smoke
Look at BTI, theyre my main play for tobacco. Smoking internationally is still strong which BTI controls a good amount of market cap. But in the US smoking is going down
Sold all my MO and BTI earlier this year for a nice return, could gladly buy them back if they drop back down to where they were a year and a half ago. I’d say right now their sitting about at a fair price.
Option B for all 3 stocks . Ck your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BTI|$52.24|100|$55.00|$37.50|0.72%|8.61%|21%| |AMZN|$230.09|100|$250.00|$387.50|1.68%|20.21%|26%| |V|$344.24|100|$360.00|$258.50|0.75%|9.01%|23%| > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BTI|N/A|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)| |AMZN|$260.00 (0.95%, 0.16Δ)|$250.00 (1.68%, 0.26Δ)|$245.00 (2.21%, 0.32Δ)|$250.00 (1.68%, 0.26Δ)| |V|$365.00 (0.49%, 0.16Δ)|$360.00 (0.75%, 0.23Δ)|$355.00 (1.06%, 0.31Δ)|$360.00 (0.75%, 0.23Δ)|
BTI 100 shares B Amazon 100 shares B Visa 100 shares B
Let's just say that BUD, PM, MO, and BTI make up a considerable chunk of my portfolio.
I’ve been building a position in tobacco, specifically BTI. Forward earnings less than 11x and it’s growing (Vuse, Velo). It’s not a S&P 500 stock so it’s not over pumped and a dumping dollar won’t affect them as much. Seems like a safer asset right now…
I’ve bought up some BTI recently. Lot of growth in smokeless/pouch, 10%+ FCF yield, around 10-11x forward earnings, and a nice dividend if you can get it in a retirement sheltered account. Not a lot of solid blue chip quality USA stocks trading like that right now.
I have 37$ average on BTI there's lot of room to go either up or down
its for sure a big time yield trap ET is similar and slightly better choice if you are just chasing yield. MY retard opinion that is not financial advice is to maybe look into MO or BTI, perhaps GILD if you want some yield + upside but generally speaking high yield divs not gonna show much growth. Regardless VZ is shit lol
You're right. A few years ago I bought options and lost a ton. Took a year off. Then studied all my mistakes and learned about selling options instead and keep mostly covered. About 2 years now. Tracked 48 weeks. Not a large account, but it does seem you can make a living off it. My work in architecture has slowed and I'm no late 50s so actually think I could survive using this method combined with future social security if needed. Lately I've been adding dividend stocks with some of the premiums received, like QQQi and in taxable acct I buy BTI, MO for qualified dividends. Last week I only had 23 hours of work, it's slow. But I can know that using savings to cover the rest that my IRA increased more than what I had to withdraw. I've sold some puts at higher risk when I have conviction Sometimes I will check my idea with AI, and recently for fun asked AI to coach me as if it were Bobby Axelrod! Ha! So I did 2 trades that way HOOD puts of which turned out luckily ok. AI has been helpful to back up my own research for long term and short term support levels. Do you sell CCs if assigned? Or just sell the shares as some do? My rolling 4 week avg end of last week was $5.2k. combined IRA and taxable acct. But most was in taxable which is easier since no wash sales to worry about. Good luck!
Sin stock is a good way of putting it. This administration is pay for play so I expect all the scummy or "sinful" corps to get lax regulations or even govt contracts. Boeing had its whistle-blowers turn up dead by apparent suicide and was losing stock value and consumer confidence before November. Now they've rebounded and are cashing government checks for arms and space deals. BTI (British tobacco) ET (energy transfer - a pipeline company) are going to do well, as are any of the public companies that are involved in the prison system. Very few of those are publicly traded though from what I can tell.
I'm LOADED UP on MO PM BTI IMBBY JAPAY for exactly this. Great retards think alike
Id look at consumer staples there is some value there in the boring shit like KHC,STZ,BTI,TGT. As tech gets expensive im willing to bet people start looking for value in preparation for a correction.
Im holding BTI, which pays about the same
you wanna know about degen stocks? I know about being a degen. Tobacco plays for the unemployed redneck economic shift: Calls on $BTI, puts on $PM
Depends on how you want to play it. Personally I use LEAPS to add leverage to low IV stocks or ETFs. I've found XME, XLU and GDX to be great. I also love using LEAPS on dividend stocks, because although you dont get the dividend, the dividends effects on the extrinsic value is such that you can buy LEAPS with basically no theta, which in turn means you can aggressively sell against them, knowing at any point you can exercise for close to nothing and allow the shares to be called away and start again. BTI, CSCO and HPQ have been solid choices with that tactic for me, although it should work with any dividend stock you like that pays over 4-ish% yield.
I don't. Emotions and morals are not needed in investing. You should not avoid booking gains when there's a good reason to (and that doesn't include morals, see above). If it's a hold, I hold. Smoking killed many in my parents' generation, but it doesn't stop me from having a large tobacco holding. When attempts to shift to non-burnt did not work out well, I started trimming those positions. I still have some PM and BTI, rated a hold at the moment. PLTR is not a hold, it's rated two stars (sell) at Morningstar. That's why you should trim the position and ultimately eliminate it. Avoid jumping into higher marginal tax brackets if you can by selling in more than one tranche.
Their stocks have been ripping because they moved from 6x free cash flow to 10x, it’s just a rerating. I’ve been in BTI for over a year now enjoying the run. It would be like STZ falling in half from here then rising 50%.
The margins are way higher for tobacco companies than for the beverage industry. MO and BTI have FCF margins of around 35%, STZ a bit more than 10%. Tobacco companies have incredible pricing power and still can compensate declining sales volumes by pricing.
No one has given the right answer, shows how little people on Reddit know about investing. Altria and BTI got down into mid single digit price to free cash flow, they’re simply rerating to a more normal multiple. A similar scenario would play out with STZ if it fell in half from here and then increased 50%.
Hey since you’re here what public name you like that are selling these hemp beverages? A lot of the names you drop tend to be private companies I can’t find tickers for so if you could point me in the right direction like you did with BTI many moons ago (literally with that ticker 🙏) would be appreciated. My local fancier grocery store has a few different brands on the shelf ranging from 5-60mg per can and price points are like $4.99-8.99 a can but often don’t follow much rhyme or reason as a 60mg can can be priced only $1 more than a 10mg can sometimes.
Waiting for the BTI dip but it never comes dafuq
Yep. I've heard of the idea of a Hate Portfolio where you buy a shares of a company you are morally against and use any dividends and gains to fund the regulation/dissolution of the industry. For example, buy shares of MO/BTI and use the dividends to donate to anti-smoking charities. It's not something I have ever done or can see myself ever doing (I prefer to just not own the shares) but it's an idea.
BTI and Lantheus. Both were kinda bad CPI hedges though so I'm not shook.
I only explained how the system works - I did not endorse it, say it's great or give a thumbs up buy rating for BTI - if anything I did the opposite. Yes that's correct, if their payout ratio is greater than their profit they do need to eventually source the funds somewhere (bond/asset sale). I put "issues" in quotes for a reason - it's meaning is they can afford to pay dividends for a very long time out on FCF alone but it's not ideal - or in other words it's not in imminent danger to collapse and it's a widely used practice by other companies. Now take a company with substantially declining revnue and FCF (which does not apply to BTI), and that's when the cracks appear.
Seriously all of them I own em all - MO PM BTI IMBBY
#MO & #BTI are excellent Sin Stocks.
I used to get upset when I was near smokers because I hate the smell of cigarette smoke. Then I bought some MO and BTI and every time I see a smoker, I just think of the dividend checks I'm getting soon.
Thanks to you bought BTI in the low $30s back in like 2020 and have held/dripped back into the last 5 years. I’m up 98% as of today.
I don't understand how tf BTI just doesn't stop going up this yr but I'll take it
Look at all those Newports, no wonder BTI is booming
Yes this strategy works. You wouldn't want to pick the overvalued stocks in the S&P though. You want to pick companies that have been down as of late, that still have growth potential. I've bought lyft, BTI, BEN, Decker outdoor, lyb, etc. lately and are all drastically beating the market. Also, focusing on emerging industries (AI and robotics) will ensure a better 10 year growth. I bought soundhound, paloalto, serve robotics, etc. - and will guarantee they beat the market over the next 10.
I'd add BTI/MO/PM but otherwise looks great
Agree in principle, it just might not be the best time to get in as the stocks already had a stunning run after years of doing nothing. I own PM and BTI for years and the last year was absolutely great with outperforming the S&P by 350% and more than 400%. I will keep them and took advantage of the dip in PM by adding a bit, but growth of the new product categories is slowing down. BTI is cheaper and is probably the better pick now, but PM is the best company in the space. I don‘t touch Altria, losing 10% of RMC volume every year, not well positioned in new product categories and only active in one, highly regulated market.
Tobacco. Nicotine ain't going anywhere, they have pricing power, and a juicy dividend. PM and BTI have beaten the SP 500 over the last 20 years. The SP 500 has beaten MO over the last 20 years but not over the last 100 years.
Crwv UNH rcat nbis BTI in my watchlist right now also looking at Merck thoughts?
I’m 60x leveraged on 7DTE BTI puts bc I’m an idiot who is apparently the only one who thinks pumping a 7 year high valuation on the strength of declining revenue and selling off ITC shares is a bad value proposition That sweet 6% yield tho
BTI has long since been undervalued, if only for its stake in ITC, all it needed was dollar weakness and buybacks from cashing in on ITC
Probably time to start selling all my BTI, which are up 80% including divs. Some of the healthcare services names are as cheap as the ones selling cigarettes. Like Bio-Rad, trading at 1.06x book, lol.
BTI holders, what are you doing right now? I’m up 60% and it’s exceeded my sell price but I can’t seem to pull the trigger.
Been about a year since this post and BTI up about 50%, PM up about 75% awww yeahhh
I have closed MO fully now. BTI and PM make up almost 9% of my individual equities, which are about 1/3 of nw. PM has now gone to two stars (sell) on Morningstar, 20% overvalued or so. I've since trimmed that over half. If it comes back to a buy rating, I'll pick it up again. I did that with MO over the years many times, trading around the core position.
OMG, I know right? Do you have MO too? Owned it starting in something like 2006. Eventually, c. 2015 I started trimming MO and buying PM and BTI with the proceeds due to the US' higher downside risk, but it just never went down. Happy with PM and BTI but I miss MO. PS: Cigarettes are gross and killed my parents and fucked up my lungs with second hand smoke. But gains and income are the name of the game, and I keep emotions out of it.
Pot stocks never make money Inhaled intoxicant companies make shitloads of it That’s why Altria is the best dividend stock of all time (also in on British American and Philip morris MO, PM, BTI) You’ll never get a 10 bagger on pot stocks that are stewarded by your stoned uncle Louie. Im being facetious but I ran into one of these guys the other day, nothing pot related about him, 100% boiler room pump and dump scumbag. Best case one of the aforementioned 100 billion dollar companies buys the scrap but as the pot stocks have nothing to leverage for value, they won’t. Plus regular cigarettes are making are coming back
A lot of these food and big pharma stocks are bargains and have excellent dividend yields, but you’re going to need patience. Couple of years ago i bought a boat load of MO and BTI which were in same position. They have appreciated nicely with great dividend on cost basis.
3.68 cash. I sold BTI and holding that money for a single stock opportunity.
Sin stocks are always good MO, BTI or PM. They all pay excellent dividends, why not make money while your friends smoke? 😉 Also people won't stop smoking or dipping as the global economy slows during this cycle of traumatic tariffs, deportations or pending WWIII.
Theres a warning on nicotine products too. I dont see MO, PM, BTI performing bad.
Sin stocks are always good MO, BTI or PM. They all pay excellent dividends, why not make money while your friends smoke? 😉 Also people won't stop smoking or dipping as the global economy slows during this traumatic tariff time.
Someone explain to me why BTI is pumping so hard. Buybacks (shouldn’t) explain it. Decreased revenue going forward from selling off more of their ITC stake, increasing costs, what’s bullish about this?!
BTI has been green all day today. It just makes sense!
For tobacco, your go to stocks will be British American Tobacco (BTI) and Altria Group (MO). These two have seen incredible returns the past year while paying out high dividends, but aside from that I can’t tell you much about them. Never really researched them. Gaming or AI your best bets are likely Nvidia and AMD. Neither are morally questionable, but each company covers both AI with their chip and GPU development, along with making processors and GPU for PCs. Nvidia and AMD won’t be protected during a recession, but pretty much nothing in the AI and gaming sectors will be safe.
Look at the 1Y chart on BTI. Growth isn’t important when multiple expansion is in play.
BTI, GRAB, GENK I think these will double in the next 3 years.
Does this apply to ADRs like BABA and BTI?
When stocks tank, buy a little bit. If they tank more, buy a little more…. It’s the people going all in at the first hint of “anything,” that tend to come out the other size with a smaller portfolio. Index funds are safer, but the problem is 85% of the index is mediocre at best. The quality winners in the growth space over the long term have been and will continue to be AMZN, NVDA, GOOG, MSFT, META. For income I’ve done well with BTI, still buying into undervalued O, and other quality REITS. Midstreams are cash cows. Stay with best in breed, and don’t reach for those “generational” buys. Quality always wins!
I'm using velo out the wazoo, BTI (british american tobacco) has a large amount of USD debt that is now considerably cheaper, and largely because of that debt and lack of eating up zyn's market share (yet) they are cheaper than PM. If they do start taking market share they're primed for a run up.
I mean are you looking to just leave it be and not touch it in 20-40 years? If so just start picking up BTI,PM,MO. Not saying I don't think they're a bit pricey at the moment ( they are, especially PM) but these companies are cash cows and you could either drop or just use the div to go into other more stable ETFs like an SCHD.
Well then. I like tobacco dividend stocks. $BTI/$BATS. Dividends, it's decent value and defensive.
My obese ass is now officially just overweight after using my not-eating McDonalds savings to buy zyn and veo. Puts on MCD, calls on PM and BTI
The real problem is people who say this don't know anything. Look up a five year chart on Deere Co, BTI, Home Depot, or even CAVA? There are multiple different sectors outside of big tech that have had incredible five year runs. You just didn't know about them because all you do is blindly buy market weighted indices, or swing trade trendy tickers.
This is the answer. It's called "averaging in", and it will 1) prevent you from losing your $$ and your mind 2) will mold your psychology of investing over time, where you don't lose your shit during a market correction., and 3) Control your emotions and 4) Learn about delayed gratification. The delay can be 18-24 months (really.)..... You really hit your stride when you don't lose your shit, and go on the offensive and make an opportunity out of the market correction.... Like when everyone was talking about 'green energy' and that fossil fuels were dead/EVs will rule, all during an oil glut/pandemic. Oil prices tanked. my shares of Exxon (XOM) and Chevron (CVX) lost 60% of their value. What did I do? Not only did I NOT sell, I bought as much XOM in the mid $50s per share as I could, giving me the safest 10% dividend yield on the planet. I've since doubled my $$ in my XOM position. I still own every single share of XOM/CVX, and been deploying the dividends to other undervalued companies. Last year my dividends went to British American Tobacco (BTI) and Amazon (AMZN). This year it's Hershey (HSY) and GOOG. Rinse and repeat. I can't time the market, but I know when it's time to buy an undervalued, high quality company. Just don't sell (unless the fundamentals change).... If you dont know how to find quality and when it's on sale, you'll do fine w/ index investing. Just don't panic, and keep socking $$ away. "Quality First, Valuation Second, Monitor Always".....
Just guessing but people are probably switching to risk on trades. Safer stocks like KHC (well it has some issues) are getting dumped. Just like MO and BTI is getting dumped today (I have a little of both). KHC has lost less today than MO. I think kroger is also taking a dump and it was doing since liberation day.
Why BTI, MO and PM down today?
Currently I'm about 5% gold and crypto (I hate crypto, but I still buy it). Defensive dividend stocks like BTI and CHTR. I did like Berkshire Hathaway's big cash position and moved 10% to that and it paid off. I trimmed positions in Apple, Microsoft, NVDIA, and Tesla but still have exposure. SOUN was my AI defense against Microsoft and I got absolutely clobbered on it, but it was less than 1% and I still think the risk-reward was there. INSW and EBF are examples where I thought there was inherent value that wasn't too much at risk and will never go to zero. ET is sort of in the same boat with the Texas data centers. I'm down on it, but I still believe in it for defense. Lastly, YMM was my biggest international play (Chinese trucking software company) outside of pharma large caps. It has been a very pleasant surprise. I'm not a huge bond fan but have upped that from 11% to 24% earlier this year. YTD I'm up about little under 2% which feels like a win to me. My small caps mutual funds haven't done well. Once the tariff stuff settles I'll reduce the bonds and see where I can find value back in equities.
I've been investing in majority index funds but some individual holdings for 30 years now because I enjoy the work the latter takes. I initially started buying stocks as a way to learn the markets and finance better and it turns out I enjoyed it and did well with it. But you're right, strictly index investing is the safer bet. But I like the added risk. For me, value was key. Doesn't matter how great a product or company is, if the share price is overvalued it's not a buy. To determine the value, I trust in analyst ratings, and very heavily weight the Morningstar rating for a holding in my decisions. Dividend payers was my second criteria, and especially now that we're retired. My top ten holdings follow. If I remove AMZN and GOOG from the mix, my other 22 holdings earn about 6.2% dividends, much more if I calculate yield on cost. I'm sitting on 30% gains, double that in my taxable brokerage which I'm selling down in retirement at 0% LTCG before our social security and RMDs kick in and income goes back up. ET O AMZN BTI EPD PM VZ PFE GSK
BTI has been doing well and is steadily buying back shares.
I don't know but in my circle I'm the evil one. I started thinking about inflation late 2020 read a study about what price smokers would quit at & bought into BTI & MO. I got the ethics questions in a chat I belong to, I asked everyone questioning the morals if they owned social media. They didn't see my side. They think I'm getting ill gotten gains. I think they are supporting & addictive product who unlike cigarettes some do not believe is unhealthy. To me, investing in social media is like holding tobacco in the 80s but I don't actually care about morals & ethics people have different values so there will not be an answer for all it'll break on the same ideological lines of any other circular debate
$BTI. $PM is a very good stock as well. Just stay away from $MO. $PM and $BTI are investing heavily in the new nicotine pounches. $MO is not.
I think BTI gets a kick if PM does. 24-25 P/E I wish ya luck though.
Man I am in BTI and MO, wonder if I should sell some covered calls in case PM brings them down.
"So you sell addictive products that harm people's health but spend millions convincing them they can't live without it? And when one customer stops, you've already hooked three teenagers? What a sustainable business model!" $MO $BTI $KO $MCD
"So you sell addictive products that harm people's health but spend millions convincing them they can't live without it? And when one customer stops, you've already hooked three teenagers? What a sustainable business model!" $MO $BTI $KO $MCD
BTI, HIMS, recently sold CELH and SOFI for profits.
BTI and HOOD we are about to be a lot poorer, and poor people smoke and gamble.
I'm buying more of Unilever (UL) and British American Tobacco (BTI), the only 2 positions in my portfolio that aren't in the red, and that I believe will remain relatively unscathed by the sell-off.
I'm going in on ENGIY, BTI, GASNY and some VZ boiiiii