anyone have an opinion on Vector Group? smaller tobacco company that pays a sweet dividend! charles icahn just recently took a position in them too... or at least i think he did. the only thing is that it is trading near its 52-week high. should i wait a bit for it to fall some before i buy in, or should i jump in now? thanks guys.
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anyone have an opinion on Vector Group? smaller tobacco company that pays a sweet dividend! charles icahn just recently took a position in them too... or at least i think he did. the only thing is that it is trading near its 52-week high. should i wait a bit for it to fall some before i buy in, or should i jump in now? thanks guys.
In a research note published on June 29, the analysts mention that the company’s share price has appreciated by more than 10%, following the comments by Mad Money" show host, Jim Cramer, on the company last week. Cramer stated that Vector’s share price offers an attractive investment opportunity due to the company’s +7% dividend yield and Carl Ichan’s backing of the stock, the analysts say. Matrix Research adds, however, that there is now limited upside to the company’s share price, following the recent rally.
In a research note published on June 29, the analysts mention that the company’s share price has appreciated by more than 10%, following the comments by Mad Money" show host, Jim Cramer, on the company last week. Cramer stated that Vector’s share price offers an attractive investment opportunity due to the company’s +7% dividend yield and Carl Ichan’s backing of the stock, the analysts say. Matrix Research adds, however, that there is now limited upside to the company’s share price, following the recent rally.
koaj, i completely understand the fact that MO has a lower P/E ratio and is cheaper. my point is, i dont even have enough cash to buy 100 shares of MO right now, but i could buy 200-300 shares of VGR. i usually like to buys stocks in lots of at least 100, especially when factoring in commission. not sure if i am wrong for thinking like this, but that's kind of how i've always bought and sold stocks.
koaj, i completely understand the fact that MO has a lower P/E ratio and is cheaper. my point is, i dont even have enough cash to buy 100 shares of MO right now, but i could buy 200-300 shares of VGR. i usually like to buys stocks in lots of at least 100, especially when factoring in commission. not sure if i am wrong for thinking like this, but that's kind of how i've always bought and sold stocks.
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