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Altria Group Inc (MO)

73.79

+0.58 (0.79%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Altria Group Inc (MO-N) is viewed positively by experts as a robust investment option, characterized as a perpetual compounder. With a substantial dividend yield of 6%, it presents a compelling case for income-focused investors looking for stable returns. The stock currently trades at a forward price-to-earnings (PE) ratio of 11, suggesting it is attractively priced compared to its earnings potential. This valuation indicates a solid opportunity for growth amidst a mature industry, demonstrating Altria's ability to sustain profitability and reliable cash flows. Overall, the stock appears to balance risk and reward favorably in the eyes of market analysts.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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DON'T BUY

This company makes a lot of money selling cigarettes to the Third World. Not a fan of companies that sell products that kill their customers. There is talk of them spinning off Kraft and he would look at this.

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BUY

Doesn’t have the issue of dealing with too much litigation anymore. Feels they should get rid of some of their businesses and become a more pure play. Good price.

DON'T BUY

This has been an overvalued stock. It is where money has been going when escaping from cyclicals. The model price is $69.25 which is a -12% differential.

DON'T BUY

There is a class action lawsuit against this company and other tobacco companies. He believes that it is not worth taking the risk. Does not buy tobacco stocks.

WEAK BUY

Largest tobacco company. Great stock to be in. However, the company is subject to lawsuits and presently there is a class action lawsuit against the whole tobacco industry. There is a short term risk here, so short term investors should stay clear. Long term investors should use this weakness to buy.

HOLD

The biggest tobacco company in the world.

BUY

This is the kind of company that should do well in this kind of market. Tremendous cash flow generation. Solid dividend yields. Very little economic impact. Have had some good rulings over the last little while.

DON'T BUY

Over the last couple of years, there was a strong focus on stocks that generated a strong cash flow. For the first time, there is a marked decline in the use of tobacco products. 4.5% dividend.

BUY

Does not see a further break up. Company is seeing some growth and generating cash. It is a good stable long growth stock.

DON'T BUY

Or the last several years, the market has there been very interested in cash flow generating assets. Both for the ability to pay a dividend yield and to generate value over time. This one comes with some legal issues on tobacco but they also have the food side. Technically, food/tobacco seems to be backing off. Moving down towards its 200 Day moving average.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

80% of stocks decline when a market peaks. Philip Morris has a very low market beta, in that it kind of does its own thing. Typically it's a stock where people go when they want to hide. If you can pick it up at against trend line support or some intermediate moving average then it's probably worthwhile jumping on board

BUY

A classic example where the news just seems to get worse and worse and yet the price continues to climb. It sells for a fraction of breakup value. Low valuations in terms of every $ spent for $ of sales and/or earnings (cash flow) yet has a dividend yield of 4.7% plus all the buy back activity and this is why it's going up.

BUY

The tobacco part generates substantial amounts of cash. Restructuring and spinning out some of their other businesses would probably increase its value.

PAST TOP PICK

(Past top pick Apr 6/04. Up 7%) Pays 6% dividend yield. They buy it on bad news. An absolute cash flow machine.

TOP PICK

(A past top pick Jan 14/04. Up 2.6%.) Also paid out at $.77 dividend during that period. They will spin off their Kraft holdings.

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