Altria Stock News

When investors look for dividend stocks, one of the first metrics they consider is dividend yield. This measure measures how much a company pays out in annual dividends relative to its stock price.

Investors typically have to choose between high-yield or high-growth when picking stocks. However, there are a few opportunities that combine high growth with attractive current yields. I share my highest conviction, high-growth opportunity of the moment that also offers a very attractive dividend yield and a strong balance sheet and business model.

I use YCharts' Value Score and Ben Graham Formula to identify large-cap stocks offering strong value relative to profits, assets, and dividends. Eighteen of twenty-four 'safer' lowest-priced Dividend Dogs of the GVAS are fair-priced and ready to buy for income-focused investors. Top ten GVAS stocks are projected to deliver 17.99% to 68.74% net gains by May 2026, with average risk 29% below the ...

Dividend stocks are facing many big risks. The high interest rates, trade war, and AI revolution could lead to many dividend cuts. I discuss what this all means for dividend investors.

Markets surged on positive trade deals and Middle East investments, but I see Fed policy lagging and Moody's downgrade as overblown—pullbacks are buying opportunities. My Dividend Harvesting Portfolio hit a record $27,641.59, with a 2.87% weekly gain and forward annualized dividend income now at $2,213.76. Consistent contributions and reinvestment have driven strong dividend growth, with 2025 i...

A high dividend yield of 7.9% makes Altria a great opportunity for income seeking investors. Its P/E ratio of 10-11x suggests the stock might be undervalued amidst a conservative outlook. Adverse regulatory developments, such as widespread flavor bans impacting nicotine pouches or unexpectedly stringent regulations on HNB products could impact Altria depedning upon their response.

Long-term bond yields continue to rise. But investors looking for income can still find plenty of attractive opportunities with dividend-paying stocks that have healthy yields. “23 stocks pay huge dividends. They should be a better bet than treasuries.” —Barron's Weekly. Interviewed by Barron's, Steven Wieting, strategist at Citi-Wealth, noted that growing dividends are tangible benefits for sh...

Focus on dividend sustainability and business quality, not just high yield, to build reliable passive income. Avoid overexposure to cyclical sectors; prioritize companies with resilient dividends through recessions, like consumer staples and pharma. Dividend growth and low payout ratios are key for long-term compounding; patience is essential for meaningful yield on cost.