British American Tobacco (ADR)

If you like high-yield investments you've probably had both British American Tobacco (BTI 1.14%) and Kraft Heinz (KHC 1.04%) pop up on your stock screens. There are things to like about each one, things to dislike, and one major difference that should lead investors to a clear choice between them.» Mehr auf fool.com

The Deep Value portfolio aims to buy Ultra SWAN companies at substantial discounts. Since its launch in 2019, it has achieved remarkable returns. Concentrated portfolios need periodic rebalancing to avoid value traps, with a max risk cap of 20% for even Ultra SWANs. Six Ultra SWANs for 2025 offer a 3.1% yield, 68%- 95% upside potential in 12 months, and a 23% CAGR over five years.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

Despite market overvaluation, British American Tobacco offers a compelling 8.5% yield and strong long-term growth potential, making it a valuable buy for long-term investors. BTI's fundamentals remain robust. Management and analysts project 13% to 15% CAGR returns, driven by growth in reduced-risk products (RRPs) and strategic share buybacks. Market cycles and valuations constantly revert, presenting opportunities to buy undervalued blue-chip stocks like BTI, which has historically outperformed during market corrections.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com