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MO | More People Will Smoke in this Economy | LONGAltria Group, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the manufacture and sale of cigarettes in the United States. It operates through the following segments: Smokeable Products, Oral Tobacco Products, and All Other. The Smokeable Products segment consists of cigarettes manufactured and sold by PM USA, and machine-made large cigars and pipe tobacco manufactured and sold by Middleton. The Oral Tobacco Products segment includes MST and snus products manufactured and sold by USSTC, and oral nicotine pouches manufactured and sold by Helix. The All Other segment refers to the financial results of NJOY, Helix ROW, and the IQOS System heated tobacco business. The company was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Richmond, VA.
NYSE:MOLong
by DivergenceSeeker
Institutional Rotation - MO on an absolute tearNothing like an army of jolly green giant candles backed by a 6-7% annual dividend. Over the last month, Altria Group (MO) has outperformed Tesla, NVDA, GOOG, and many of the other big tech stocks. With Powell making it clear he has no intentions of helping out the Trump camp in anyway shape or form, institutional investors are rotating / taking profits off big tech and shifting those funds into safer positions to perhaps hedge against a correction that may be coming (unemployment numbers have been increasing and Russia Russia Russia shows no end to their pounding Ukraine). Altria is considered defensive as it's cash flow is about as secure as can be in tobacco and an excellent yield to boot - institutional investors would be stupid not to stock up. In addition to MO - look for midstream energy providers like ET to get a boost from those seeking shelter. I'd hold MO through their next ex-div date which I believe is in 3-4 weeks - if not longer. IF MO falters, the alamo will be the utilities. If the fed plays nice, we could see a quick rotation back to growth and tech, but I doubt that will happen anytime soon.
NYSE:MOLong
by DontListenToThisClown
Altria Group (MO) – Rising Inside Ending Diagonal, Possible BaseAltria (MO) is advancing within a rising ending diagonal structure. After completing wave 5 of wave C, price is currently moving upward within the wedge. Although there is no contact yet with the lower diagonal boundary, a third test remains structurally possible. Such formations often invite a final pullback to the base before resolution. This scenario remains valid while price stays within the diagonal. If a third test occurs, the lower boundary becomes a key decision point. A bounce would confirm diagonal strength, while a breakdown may target $50 and potentially the long-term trendline near $45. There is no confirmation of weakness at this time. However, the pattern’s nature warrants preparedness for a potential revisit to the wedge base. Structure: Ending Diagonal Status: Price rising inside the wedge Scenario: Possible third test of base (not yet tested) Levels to watch: $50 (consolidation), $45 (trendline)
NYSE:MO
by CakirInsights
Everyone’s scared of booze stocks… Why I’m still buyingThis analysis is provided by Eden Bradfeld at BlackBull Research. One of the things I find interesting is that a lot of people say “why do you like booze stocks so much Eden” and yet many of these same people are at the pub, or buying En primeur from Glengarry Wines. The short answer is — I like stocks that trade at multi-year lows with a predictable product. There is a fairly hysterical article in the FT wondering “Is alcohol the new tobacco?” To which I say, well, tobacco companies are absolute cash machines. The best performing stock in the S&P, of all time, to the best of my knowledge, is Altria. I know investing in tobacco is not fashionable (and yet, how many people do you see on the street vaping?). I know it goes against “ESG” and the scolds at public health slap you on the hand and say “gosh that is very bad for you!”. But the truth is that tobacco does generate tremendous profits — the net income margin for British American Tobacco is 39.1%. For those in the back, that’s for every $1 you sell, you make 39.1 cents of profit. There’s very few businesses with such fantastic operating margins — Visa’s net income margin is 56%. If I owned only one stock forever, I guess it’d probably be Visa. My point is — waving your hands about and saying “oh no! Tobacco!” belies the economics of it. The tobacco companies are doing very well, thank you very much. It will come as no surprise that cigarette smoking has been replaced by vaping. To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, news of nicotine’s demise has been greatly exaggerated. This is not saying to invest in tobacco stocks, but my point is that human habits don’t change. They merely evolve, but the song remains the same. To be fair — alcohol consumption is declining. But it isn’t declining at a rate that calls for any kind of alarm. Most of the companies I follow — Brown Forman, Diageo, Constellation, etc, reported largely flat sales. It’s also instructive to look to history. In other words — alcohol consumption has largely normalised in the last few decades. There’s still cause for worry — I think wine is one area of concern, and Cognac is another — both industries need to think about how they introduce younger drinkers to their product. This is why I largely shy away from wine (and why Constellation is selling their wine portfolio). “Evergreens” like Guinness (a Diageo brand) and Jack Daniel’s (a Brown-Forman brand) are predictable. Once again — a bunch of ratios for ya’ll: Brown-Forman: 18x fwd earnings Pernod: 12x fwd earnings Constellation Brands: 13.25x fwd earnings And so on… these stocks trade like they are discount retailers in biddlybunk Ohio. They are not. There’s the issue. There’s where value lies. Cigarettes never went away; they became vapes. In my opinion, I don’t see booze going away anytime soon either.
NYSE:MO
by BlackBull Markets
$MO Rally - Base - Rally Breakout say no to this stuff ( word substitute) About Altria Group, Inc. Altria Group, Inc. is a leading US-based holding company in the tobacco industry. Here's a brief overview: * Founded in 1919 * Headquartered in Richmond, VA * Operates through three main segments: + Smokeable Products: cigarettes, machine-made large cigars, and pipe tobacco + Oral Tobacco Products: MST, snus, and oral nicotine pouches + All Other: NJOY, Helix ROW, and the IQOS System heated tobacco business As a major player in the US tobacco market, Altria Group, Inc. has a long history of innovation and growth.
NYSE:MOLong
by ImmaculateTony
Altria $MO to $57+ if They Beat Earnings on ThursdayAltria NYSE:MO is trading at a P/E ratio of 9 right now, which is pretty crazy. Tech sectors overall are also showing signs of extreme uncertainty, which furthers the fundamental argument for value stocks like NYSE:MO and NYSE:PM as they approach earnings. 🔥🛡💎 If Altria provides a solid report on Thursday morning (pre-market), then I think this inverse head and shoulders pattern can take the stock back up to $57-$58 in the week(s) that follow. 💸📈🎯 NYSE:MO rallied +10% as a result of its last earnings report on October 31st. I see no reason it can't happen again! As we always say at WAVE$ Cap, history does tend to rhyme. 😮‍💨🏆
NYSE:MOLong
by roycejakob
Buying MO should be your only M.OTop 3 Technical Reasons MO Will Rise Breakout from Support: MO recently bounced off its $41 support level, a floor it has respected for months. Buyers are clearly showing up to the party, and the stock looks ready to grind higher. Strong Relative Strength: The stock’s RSI has climbed out of oversold territory and is now trending upwards. This signals that momentum is finally shifting in favor of the bulls. Golden Cross Setup: The 50-day moving average is curling upwards toward the 200-day, hinting at a potential golden cross. This classic bullish signal tends to lure technical traders like moths to a flame. Top 3 Fundamental Reasons MO Will Rise Dividend Magnet: With a fat dividend yield north of 8%, Altria attracts income-focused investors like flies to honey. As rates stabilize, the stock’s high payout looks increasingly attractive compared to bonds. Resilient Revenue: Despite ongoing regulatory challenges, Altria continues to rake in cash thanks to its pricing power in cigarettes. Add its strategic investments in alternatives like smokeless tobacco and cannabis, and you’ve got a company diversifying for the future. Recession-Proof Demand: Let’s face it—people don’t stop smoking when times get tough. If anything, vice products tend to hold up better during economic uncertainty, making Altria a steady defensive play. Potential Paths to Profit Lowest Risk: Buy shares outright, sit back, and collect dividends while the stock aims for $45–$46. Options Play: Sell cash-secured puts at the $42 strike to either pocket premium or get assigned shares at a discount. Covered Call Combo: Own shares and sell January $45 calls to generate additional income while capping upside around 10%. Disclaimer: We are not a brokerage or investment firm. We do not offer financial advice or investment advice and/or signals. This is not certified financial education. We offer access to the daily thought process of an individual and his experiences. We do not offer refunds. All sales are final.
NYSE:MOLong
by ChartVZN
Altria Group ($MO) Pushing Higher with Cup & Handle BreakoutNYSE:MO is showing strength after breaking out of a Cup & Handle pattern, aiming for a target near $70, a potential 27.8% upside. Cup & Handle Breakout – Recent breakout points to a target near $70, supporting a bullish outlook. Channeling Upward – Moving within a strong ascending channel, providing structure for the uptrend. SMA 150 Support – The 150-day SMA sits below, adding stability to the trend. Volume and CCI – Volume at 1.28M shows solid interest, while the overbought CCI hints at potential short-term resistance. Key Support – Strong support around $54.55, close to the 52-week high, reinforces a solid base. If NYSE:MO holds its momentum within the channel, that $70 target could be within reach, although it may retest support at $54.55 first.
NYSE:MOLong
by FunkyQuokka
MO services smokers who always need another LONGMO moves on the 2H like a large caps and seems to have upside in its current trend up. I am targeting recent pivot highs and an overall trade of 10% . I will look at call options as well. MO has two minor earnings beats in a row after a miss. Albiet minor fundamental momentum, I will take it as a sign that MO will do well. Its business model is keeping smokers content and being competitive with its margins to prevent demand destruction.
NYSE:MOLong
by AwesomeAvani
The Rocket Booster Strategy In 3 StepsNow when you are looking at this stock I want you to understand that this type of strategy is good for investment purposes only This means you are not allowed to use margin To trade these types of stocks. Otherwise, you will lose your money to trading commissions and market volatility So instead you can use the rocket booster strategy to take advantage of this market move You may think to yourself "What is the rocket booster strategy?" The Rocket Booster Strategy In 3 Steps: Step 1 - The 50 Day moving average has to cross above the 200 Day Moving Average Step 2 - The 200-Day Moving Average has to be below the 50-Day Moving Average. Step 3 - The price should be above both the 50 Day moving average and the 200 Day Moving Average. If you follow these steps then you will see the buying signal as shown in this chart above Rocket boost its content to learn more. Disclaimer: This is not financial advice please do your own research before you buy or sell anything
NYSE:MOEducation
by lubosi