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Dividend Aristocrats Outperforming Market

My bargain bins has 40 o 43 positions positive and many of the diidends stocks like RAI UST MO PM KFT BUD KO JNJ PFE etc have done fine This is all documented on my free website. Jeremy siegel talking about the power of reinvested dividends in his book How the tried and true beat stocks that dont pay dividends for the most part.He also talks about BRK and how it is an "exception".

Anheuser Busch: The First Round Is On Bud Shareholders

if the Busch family was serious about keeping that they would have KEPT and not sold their options

Status Report: Anheuser-Busch - InBev

Like i said inevitable

The End of the Line for the Busch Family

If these guys were serious they would own more tha 4% of the stock and quit granting options to those who dont keep them

Status Report: Anheuser-Busch - InBev

Molson and Miller are bothe foreign companies. The Busch family has been granting themselves cheap options and then selling them the minute they get them. Warren Buffett is going to get involved according to David faber of CNBC and my guess is he wll either buy BUD and let Im Bev run it in some type of partnership or support Im Bev's buy out. Busch family has 4% of the vote and umber 2 and Number 3 beercompanies in US are already foreign owned.US sends too much money overseas in trade deficits andthis kind of takeover is inevitable

Bud Can't Block InBev with Modelo

if busch and his family were "serious" they would have kept the stock from their options instead of liquidate them. This merger is an example of capitalism "working"

Fitch Skeptical of InBev-Anheuser Merger Prospect

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

Friday Options Outlook: CRM, MNST, IR, LPX, MRVL, JCG, CIT, BUD, DELL, MSFT

no doubt bud is in play

Buy Companies That Sell What People Need

if you examine the top 20 stocks in the S&P from 1957-2003 with dividends reinvested, 18 of the 20 were either consumer goods or pharma. ONE stocks beat EVERY other stock by almost 4 times. Altria