Altria has a huge 6.9% yield, but that yield is a sign of risk.

One of the most important things a CEO and the board of directors can do is allocate a company's capital. At this point, Altria doesn't have a great track record on that front. This is a fact that's ...

Despite offering high dividend returns at a low price, missteps and revenue declines may dampen the appeal of Altria stock.

Dividend stocks like Altria (MO) offer passive income and compounding returns, ideal for long-term wealth creation. Altria’s 56 consecutive years of dividend increases cement its status as a Dividend ...

Altria has increased its dividend annually for 56 consecutive years. The company has pricing power that allows it to offset declining volume. However, through Sept. 15, Altria's stock has outperformed ...

A high dividend yield of 7.9% makes Altria a great opportunity for income-seeking investors. Its 10-11x P/E ratio suggests the stock might be undervalued amidst a conservative outlook. Adverse ...

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, ...

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Altria recently raised its quarterly dividend. The increase ran its streak to 56 straight years. The business faces revenue pressure that could hurt long-term profitability. 10 stocks we like better ...

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RICHMOND, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Altria Group, Inc. (NYSE: MO) today announced that our Board of Directors voted to increase our regular quarterly dividend by 3.9% to $1.06 per share versus the ...