| Prev Close | 91.83 |
| Day Low/High | 91.95 / 93.09 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 66.85 / 92.54 |
Philip Morris International Inc. (PM)
92.91
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 1558.51B |
| Market Cap | 143.12B |
| P/E Ratio | 16.33 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Market on Close Imbalances
How much to buy? My mavens on the floor of the Exchange see only $50 million to buy on the close. In terms of sectors, the largest buys are energy and financials at $35 million each, and the largest sells are materials and industrials at $20 million...
Buy Altria Before Dividend Boost
Portfolio Manager David Peltier expects this cigarette-maker will raise its dividend again in August.
Valuation Still Rules
Higher earnings don't always mean equally high share prices.
For Our Economy, Small-Caps Are What Really Matter
And if we look at IPOs, we are nowhere near 1990s-level growth.
D-Day Diary of a Dividend Diva
Dow Chemical and Kraft Foods look good for June 26.
Smoking Out Philip Morris
Should you follow the latest insider buy?
Market on Close Imbalances
How much to sell? My mavens on the floor of the exchange see about $600 million to sell on the close. Sectors to buy include only a small amount of utliity stocks. Sectors to sell include health care ($130 million) and consumer staples ($125 million...
Walk a Mile for These Cigarette Makers
If you have no qualms about investing in big tobacco, consider these two industry giants.
Diary of a Dividend Diva: A Flurry of Payouts Approaching
A 'Dividend D-Day' is coming up fast. Here's a handy guide.
Market on Close Imbalances
How much to buy? My mavens on the floor of the Exchange see $1.3 billion to buy on the close. Sector buys include financials at $285 million, energy at $225 million and industrials at $175 million. There are no sector sells. In terms of individual s...
Market on Close Imbalances
How much to sell? My mavens on the floor of the exchange see an imbalance of $200 million to sell on the close. The only sector with a buy imbalance is financials at $60 million. Sectors with sell imbalances are industrials at $70 million, consumer ...
Nat Sherman: Tobacconist to the World Since 1930
Bill and Larry Sherman share the family history and how the brand's commitment to service, expertise and a passion for authenticity has opened up a whole new generation to a truly special experience.
Lorillard Group Ramping
It managed to hold onto its early strength and is set well for more upside.
Market on Close Imbalances
Modest orders at the close. My mavens on the floor of the exchange see modest orders on the close. Sector buys include industrials and information technology at $20 million each. Sector sells include consumer discretionary ($35 million) health care ...
Market on Close Imbalances
How much to buy? "One last thing." -- Lt. Columbo My mavens on the floor of the exchange see about $250 million to buy at the market's close. Industrials have $65 million to buy, and information technology and energy about $35 million each to buy. O...
Market on Close Imbalances
Hoe much to Buy? My mavens on the floor of the exchange see about $120 million of buying on th close. By sector: industrials $60 million to buy; energy $25 million to buy; health care $20 million to buy materials $30 million to sell; and consumer st...
Don't Bet Against Philip Morris, Boeing Brands
Don Peters, portfolio manager for the T.Rowe Price Tax-Efficient Equity Fund, names his favorite stocks including Accenture, Philip Morris and Boeing.
Making the Most of Philip Morris
Is the tobacco giant a buy or a sell after a slight earnings miss?
When a Trade Goes Bust
It'll happen to all of us, so it's crucial to know how to play it and define your risk.
Getting Ready for the Earnings Whirlwind
I am starting to put together my list of trade possibilities.
Altria Shares Likely to Quit Smoking
Hanging on to this stock could be harmful to your wealth -- and same goes for spinoff Philip Morris.
Hold Your Fire on these Smoke Stocks
New purchases on these two tobacco stocks should be deferred at present.
Split Shift
Not everything deserves to live under one roof.
