Altria will remain a capital return play Altria continues to buy back a ton of its shares, which adds to the appeal of an investment besides the 7% yield.

Altria continues to see large cigarette volume declines. It is offsetting declines with big price increases, but this could reach a tipping point in the future. The dividend, though, looks safe ...

Hold Altria in 2025 The reason to hold Altria in 2025 is basically the same as the reason to buy it. It has a lofty yield that doesn't look like it is at risk in the near term.

Altria offers a sustainable dividend with strong cash flow and growth potential. Check out MO stock's pivot to a smoke-free future and valuation upside.

Tariffs are expected to raise the prices and could trigger a recession. Investors need to find safe havens, like Altria stock.

Altria Group (NYSE:MO) is a company many investors may not be willing to even consider. The Virginia-based tobacco company is behind the famous Marlboro brand of cigarettes, and is a company that ...

Altria's core business continues to be in trouble Altria's huge dividend yield is likely safe for now, as the company has been able to offset volume declines with price increases.

Altria is an easy hold, maybe even a buy if you're honed in on the dividends. Otherwise, the buying window is probably closed, and those looking for market-beating returns should look elsewhere.

Stodgy tobacco stock Altria Group (NYSE: MO), most known for selling Marlboro cigarettes in the U.S. and paying hefty dividends to its shareholders, has sprung to life this year. The stock has ...

Altria's cigarette business is doing worse than those of its peers. That's the company's own fault and it could be a huge long-term problem.

Altria's biggest business is selling cigarettes and cigarettes are going out of style, which most people realize. But did you know this fact?

Altria Group (NYSE: MO) (NYSE) is widely recognized for its impressive dividend yield, often viewed primarily as a reliable source of income for investors. However, recent developments illustrate ...