Japan Tobacco

Japan Tobacco $2914 (+1,56 %)
re-enters the South Korean HTU market.

The Group withdrew from South Korea in 2021. The market is now controlled by $PM (+0,14 %) and KT&G $033780 which have around 90% of the market share, with the remainder falling to $BATS (+0,84 %) . Now JT wants to re-enter the market with ploom x (which will most likely also be the platform for $MO (+0,5 %) in the USA) to re-enter the market.

This should be quite interesting as it will test brand loyalty. It is not yet clear whether loyalty to HTU products is as high as for cigarettes.

BAT $BATS (+0,84 %) PM $PM (+0,14 %) and JT $2914 (+1,56 %) will have to pay a settlement of almost 24 billion US dollars in Canada.

I hope that all three will withdraw from the Canadian business.

$PM (+0,14 %) After some time, there is some movement in the share price, partly due to a small sector rotation, but it seems that the market now believes PM more.

Significantly more expensive than $BATS (+0,84 %) and also $2914 (+1,56 %) do you see this as justified?

I'm still worried about the mountain of debt and I think the valuation is slowly stretching a bit too far.

$BATS (+0,84 %) one of the shares I have read here very often lately is that the community continues to diligently stock up on shares.

https://abilitato.de/british-american-tobacco-aktie-kgv-liegt-bei-7-dividendenrendite-9-prozent-jetzt-kaufen/

How do you see this analysis? Are you of the same opinion as here in the above blog post? Or is the investment just smoke and mirrors?

Since there is no tobacco in my Etf I have made it easy and simply bought all tobacco stocks in my portfolio to a basket together😂. So $MO (+0,5 %)
$PM (+0,14 %)
$2914 (+1,56 %)
$IMB (-0,02 %) ( all together about 7% share in the portfolio ) so I feel comfortable and I like to do in other areas so. Always small baskets and not just rely on a single share. Lets one sleep peacefully

How said @DonkeyInvestor ? The Tesla for boomers😂 while @Simpson is going wild in North America on dividend stocks, I'm building Japan out a bit this spring. Think with Mitsubishi $8058 (+0,28 %) itouchu $8001 (+0,51 %) and Japan Tobacco $2914 (+1,56 %) I am on the right dividend track in the land of the rising sun.

Have now not directly found the country Japan. But currently I think that I first build positions in Japan as long as the EUR/USD so weakens. The exchange rate is quite okay and I have also found some interesting values. Japanese companies make most of their sales in the country, but the older population is a problem.

There are Yamaha Motors $727 (+0,25 %)2 , Tokyo Electron $8035 (+3,47 %) , Takeda $4502 (+0,18 %) , KDDI $9433 (+0,53 %) , Mizuho Financial Group $8411 (-0,96 %) , Japan Tobacco $2914 (+1,56 %) , Softbank Mobile $9434 . To name a few.

Do you have any ideas that pay good dividends and are from Japan?

The now aging population also holds the chance that the automation is developed faster there maybe who knows a stock tip, because you can look at.

Fun fact the red dot on the flag of Japan should put a sun there.

#koksundnutten
#dividende
#finanziellefreiheit
#dividendstrategy
#diserfikation
#exotisch
#anders

Today I would like to know from you if you invest in companies from the tobacco industry or if it is morally indefensible for you ? 🤷🏽‍♂️

I myself currently have Altria and British American Tobacco (BAT) in my portfolio and soon Japan Tobacco will follow 🚬🔥

I like to invest in tobacco companies because they have a very high dividend payout and a good dividend growth p.a. 😍💸

I also believe that it will continue to go up consistently over the next few years 🚀

Of course, people in Western countries are smoking less and less, but smoking is becoming more and more popular in Asian countries every year ✅

I think it is morally justifiable to invest in tobacco companies 👌🏽

On the one hand, I am a smoker myself, and on the other hand, every person can choose whether to smoke and risk their life or not 😊✌🏽

What is your opinion about tobacco companies ? 🚬🤷🏽‍♂️