Part of my portfolio is $MO+1.3% stock.

Overall, I think tobacco company stocks are a great investment for several reasons. Tobacco companies are usually financially stable and often pay a high dividend. Further, I think tobacco companies will continue to thrive as people will continue to smoke. The question is whether, for example, normal cigarettes will be replaced by a company that produces electric cigarettes.

As I wrote, I own $MO+1.3% stock, but I plan to add $BTI+1.2% to my portfolio.

MO

Altria

MO
$50.43 $0.63 +1.27%
Capital Structure
Market Cap
86.6B
Enterpr. Val.
108.0B
Valuation
P/E
10.6
P/S
4.0
BTI
$35.16 $0.43 +1.24%
Capital Structure
Market Cap
77.8B
Enterpr. Val.
97.8B
Valuation
P/E
-4.4
P/S
1.5

How do you feel about these two companies and does it make sense for you to invest in this sector?


I personally have a bit of a portfolio in BTI and if I wanted to be sure despite the electronics you have $PM. I'm planning on them too but so far I've always been tempted by other better for me stocks in other sectors. 🙂🤷‍♂️

It doesn't make sense to me to only be exposed to the US market, so $BTI+1.2% seems like the much better choice of the two. Not to mention the valuation side, in which BTI clearly wins as well. The company is undervalued.

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