Altria has a huge 6.3% yield, but there are bigger risks than you may think.

MO is supported by resilient margins, steady cash returns and pricing power despite ongoing cigarette volume declines.

Altria has underperformed the S&P 500 in recent years. The stock remains a dividend powerhouse with a yield above 7%. More recently, however, the stock has struggled as cigarette sales in the U.S.

On the surface, the tobacco giant looks too tempting to ignore. However, some tantalizing metrics may belie reasons for long-term concern. Investors must examine Altria’s dividend sustainability. 10 ...

Seasoned investors know it, but some traders might have to learn this lesson the hard way. When you churn through your portfolio with frequent trades and a high turnover rate, you’re likely to ...

Altria Group (NYSE:MO) has outlined a modernization plan aimed at a smoke free future in its newly released 2025 10 K report. The company plans to optimize operations, expand internationally, and roll ...

Altria remains a compelling buy due to undervaluation based on updated dividend discount models, with fair value estimates significantly above the current price. The company’s strong dividend history, ...

This Dividend King remains one of the best buy-and-hold investments out there.

MO and PM advance their smoke-free strategies as each leverages pricing, innovation and cost discipline in a shifting tobacco ...

Dividend investors cherish Altria stock's decades-long track record of dividend growth. But its slow start in next-generation products is a problem. Investors can trust Altria's stable floor, but its ...

Altria Group Inc. hit a new 52-week high, surpassing its previous peak of $68.60, which the company achieved on August 22nd.