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British American Tobacco PlcBritish American Tobacco:
Why a tobacco company should be in your retirement portfolio.
BAT's five most important markets, include Brazil, Russia, South Africa, Australia and Canada - all commodity-based economies. This provide BAT with extra benefits because the local currencies strengthen as well as the economy, when commodity prices pick up.
Latest: What about British American Tobacco?Many investors dismiss British American Tobacco as a “boring old company”. Others dismiss BAT altogether on ethical grounds. Putting ethical concerns aside, who wouldn't want to be selling a product that people are actually addicted to, and for which there is no real substitute? BAT’s customers keep coming back for more to feed their addiction. Sometimes they trade down to buy cheaper brands, which are often produced by the same company. Some customers quit the smoking habit but most just keep on buying, even when their income falls during a recession. British American Tobacco product range is for millions of people a 'need to have' rather than a 'nice to have' product. And what about British American Tobacco's Dividend Record?British American Tobacco enjoys solid revenues and earnings. The company also offers an unbroken record of increasing dividends:
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