SAB Miller (SBMRY.PK)
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Fitch Skeptical of InBev-Anheuser Merger Prospect [view article]
The peer comparisons accompanying this article suggest to me that InBev would find a better fit with SAB Miller since there would be extra profit in consolidating with its Asian and Latin American brands. Plus, BUD is already bristling and is too full of the family tradition crap to negotiate rationally. Miller has already suggested it might accept $29.50 or so in a "merger of equals." That's far, far less money for much, much more worldwide profit.It seems to me that a smart play is to short BUD on this run up since the deal really makes no sense, other than pride in suddenly being number one in America, where growth potential is less than areas where Miller has strength. Reply
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Fitch Skeptical of InBev-Anheuser Merger Prospect [view article]
My guess is this will happen. Im bev knows with an overpriced euro ,weak dollar its time to act.Maybethey will go partners with Buffett somehow and trim all the fat from BUD but the key is the stock has been underpriced for awhile. Buffett paid around 50 3 years ago and 65-70 is not unreasonable ReplyNine Frothy Beer Stocks [view article]
I've been following ETFs for a while and surpised there is an ETF on this sector. I would suggest lowering the market cap to companies with over $200 million. ReplyFour Alcoholic Stocks to Keep Your Spirits Up: DEO, BF.B, BUD, TAP [view article]
Wouldn't a favorite beer company, BUD, likely have higher sales in the upcoming summer months? Doesn't the company also has strong exposure globally thus possibly offsetting costs in raw materials? ReplyEditors
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Is this a buy or a sell? ReplyFour Alcoholic Stocks to Keep Your Spirits Up: DEO, BF.B, BUD, TAP [view article]
good info as always, thank you Reply