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CAIRO, Egypt--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Philip Morris International Announces the Acquisition of a Minority Stake in Egypt-Based Eastern Company.

Given its better prospects, we believe Philip Morris stock (NYSE: PM) is a better pick than Union Pacific stock (NYSE: UNP). Although these companies are from different sectors, they share similar market capitalizations of around $145-155 billion.

Zyn, Philip Morris International's nicotine pouch product, has demonstrated exceptional growth, particularly among Gen Z, and holds a significant market share in the US. Despite Zyn's success, Philip Morris' stock has underperformed, creating an opportunity for investors as the market undervalues Zyn's potential. Zyn's strong performance is reflected in Philip Morris' Q1 2024 earnings report, w...

Philip Morris is a high-yielding stock with a reliable source of income and a growing qualified dividend. The current dividend sits at 5.1%. Although lower than peer yields, the Company has shown the best combination of price appreciation and dividend income. The current price of PM is up and may experience another run-up when interest rates come down, making it an ideal time to accumulate shares.

One of the more frustrating trades this year has been the back-and-forth rallies and sell offs in the cannabis sector. MSOS is the ETF stock ticker for US Cannabis.

Philip Morris International is narrowly outside the top 10 holdings in my dividend growth stock portfolio. The company's receptiveness to shifting consumer preferences is paying off in a big way, with plans to be 2/3 smoke-free by 2030 remaining attainable. PM's A-rated balance sheet is supported by an interest coverage ratio of above 10.

Quite often we read about societal pressures that have driven the increased use of everything from narcotics to gambling to even the reemergence of nicotine and tobacco. Unfortunately, with many of the economic difficulties of the 21st century, young people, now more than ever, rely on substances and thrills to get through the day.