British American Tobacco won't be attractive to most investors, but it is working to ensure it has a long-term future.
These dividend payers offer eye-popping yields, and were buys for billionaire hedge fund managers in the fourth quarter.
The stock looks much cheaper than the market average. But that does not necessarily make it a buy.
These businesses are on better footing than their eye-popping dividend yields suggest.
British American Tobacco's business won't be all that different in one year, but small changes add up over long enough periods.
Wall Street seems way too pessimistic toward this dividend powerhouse.
There are trade-offs to be sure, but this year may be one that merits prioritizing income over other goals and strategies.
The tobacco giant must prove that its profits are sustainable as it pushes deeper into noncombustible products.
They look a lot alike, but one is the clear choice to buy.
British American Tobacco's dividend profile continues to improve, and its key growth bets appear to be strengthening.