While both have high dividend yields, only one stands out for its long-term total return potential.

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The nicotine stock is seen as a safe haven in times of market uncertainty.

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MO is supported by resilient margins, steady cash returns and pricing power despite ongoing cigarette volume declines.

Tobacco stocks like Altria (NYSE: MO) were historically some of the best stocks on the market. Altria, which was joined with Philip Morris International for most of its history, delivered an annual ...

Altria is losing ground after Jefferies published bearish coverage on the stock. Jefferies thinks Altria stock could slump to $50 per share over the next year. Altria has been scoring some wins with ...

Altria has been increasing its dividend for decades.

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Performance among major tobacco players, Philip Morris International Inc. PM, Turning Point Brands, Inc. TPB and British American Tobacco p.l.c. BTI, has also been strong. Philip Morris surged 51.2% ...

Altria has underperformed the S&P 500 in recent years. The stock remains a dividend powerhouse with a yield above 7%. More recently, however, the stock has struggled as cigarette sales in the U.S.