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Diageo PLC
Symbol: DEO-N
Active: Y
Sector: food processing
Notes:Owns Burger King, Guiness, etc. Largest global liquor company.
Last Price: 66.060
Last Price Date: 2010-03-19 21:28:47
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WEAK BUY65.280Mark GrammerRaise dividend every year. He likes the beverage industry. They are trading at a slight premium. Low single digit growth this year.2010-03-04
WAIT63.350Andrew McCreathHave had a few operating issues that are increasingly getting priced into the security. Quarter results are due Feb 11.2010-02-05
BUY67.760Norman LevineWorld’s biggest liquor company. Stock hurt somewhat because people traded down from premium liquor with higher margins. It’s a very shareholder-friendly company. 4.3% yield.2009-12-08
PARTIAL BUY61.680Karl BergerOne of the premier global distributors of liquor brands. Fantastic marketers. Reasonably defensive. Could be a market pullback and might get it 5%-10% cheaper so consider buying a 1/2 position in buying the balance later.2009-10-14
TOP PICK62.130Norman LevineWorlds biggest liquor company. It is recession resistant. As economy gets its feet back, people will move toward premium brands. Nice yield.2009-10-13
PAST TOP PICK63.300Andrew Guy, CFA(A Top Pick Oct 14/08. Up 2.82%.) Largest liquor company globally. Very disciplined approach to return on capital. Paying down debt and increasing dividends.2009-09-04
BUY on WEAKNESS63.500Karl BergerDistributor of spirits and alcohol. Reasonably recession proof but have had some challenges from their higher end booze. Fantastic market innovators. Will need to cut costs over the next little while in order to offset some of their margin compressions. Not expensive but would try to get it at a lower price.2009-08-25
TOP PICK59.560Norman LevineLargest liquor company in the world. Inexpensive on a multiple basis. Pays about 3% yield and raises its dividend regularly. Has a lot of share repurchases.2009-07-22
TOP PICK56.420Karl BergerSuffered a little in the 1st quarter due to an inventory draw down among their purchasing base in the US but this will correct itself. Good suite of products and geographic distribution. Very good marketers. Good solid dividend yield.2009-07-14
BUY53.640Paul Harris, CFAVery good company. Great geographic and brand diversification. Have always created great value for their shareholders over time. Almost 4.5% yield.2009-05-28
PAST TOP PICK51.870Norman Levine(A Top Pick April 30/08. Down 34.69%.) Has exposure to both top brands and lower brands. Margins are less on lower brands. Parent company is in England and trades in pounds sterling, which has affected the share price. Cash machine. Good long-term hold. 3.2% yield.2009-05-06
TOP PICK47.260Andrew Guy, CFABought brands from Seagram’s. We drink in good times and in bad. Strong discipline on cost reductions and share money with shareholders and increased dividends. Some of their brands are the cheaper ones if you move down to cheaper brands.2009-04-17
PAST TOP PICK41.140Kevin O'Leary(A Top Pick Aug 25/08. Down 41.6%.) (He hedged on the sterling, so only down 25%.) The key is to buy these names in their native exchange and to hedge out the rest. Will recover with the market.2009-03-09
BUY50.210Gavin GrahamAlcohol. Surprisingly it has come down 36%. 5.5% dividend so you get paid to wait. Probably a fairly safe place to stay on a relative basis. Good balance sheet.2009-02-13
PAST TOP PICK52.820Kevin O'Leary(A Top Pick Aug 25/08. Down 28%.) Actually outperformed the S&P 500 by 32%. 6% yield. He holds it in British £ and hedged it back to Cdn $’s so has been a pretty good performer for him.2009-01-21
BUY on WEAKNESS56.470David DriscollDrinking goes up during recessions. Sales year-over-year have increased. 4% yield. $45 would be a good entry point.2008-12-12
PAST TOP PICK63.660Kevin O'Leary(A Top Pick Aug 25/08. Down 14%.) Still adding to his position. Market is down 30% plus and this is only down 14%. Dividend yield is secure and strong. A great China play. The one commodity that you have to love in a downturn is alcohol.2008-11-04
VAGUE57.650David BurrowsA weaker performer in the group, partly because of currency conversion. It is the type of business that should perform well in this environment.2008-10-15
TOP PICK62.400Andrew Guy, CFAWorlds biggest alcoholic drink company. Strong positing. Lots free cash flow, grows dividends steadily (6-7%/year), very stable business. Stock a bit weak because of concerns about switch people may make to lower brands. Growing demand in China, Africa, and Asia. Excellent balance sheet, no debt.2008-10-14
PAST TOP PICK70.100Kevin O'Leary(Top Pick Aug 25/2008, Down 6%) Good play on international growth. Stable cash flow and wonderful yield. Thinks dividends will grow. Can’t find a better commodity than alcohol when the middle class is growing, such as in China and India.2008-10-01
Comment72.590Charles BobrinskoySurprised that the alcohol/average stocks have not done better. Input costs have been high with a grain going up. Long-term this is a defensive stock but probably without a lot of massive growth.2008-08-27
TOP PICK73.760Kevin O'LearyEarnings are growing by 14%. A good stock to own in a flat market. If inflation hits, sin stocks have pricing power. Good yield.2008-08-25
BUY71.490David Driscoll4.3% yield is getting very attractive. Trading near its lows because it is a consumer's discretionary and people are starting to cut back. Starting to show very good guy you at these levels.2008-07-04
TOP PICK73.020Norman LevineWorld's biggest liquor company. Very investor friendly. Pays most of its money in dividend or does share buybacks. Stock hasn't been acting well lately but thinks it is just because of the UK market itself.2008-06-24
TOP PICK81.900Norman LevineBiggest liquor company in the world. Very investor friendly. Pays out a big share of its earnings in dividends or does massive share buybacks. The major scotch player in the world.2008-04-30
BUY on WEAKNESS81.950David DriscollDividend of about 3%-3.25%. Growth in rising income and capital market keeps the demand in spirits on the rise. Have been looking at this one, but would like to see it come down another 10%.2008-04-23
WEAK BUY82.100Mark GrammerIt’s a good space to be in. people will always want to drink, maybe now mores so. 2008-03-18
BUY79.820Paul Harris, CFALiquor. In this environment, people tend to go to stories like tobacco, alcohol, etc. It is a stable business over long periods of time. Well run. Very cost conscious. Have some of the best brands in the industry. Generates lots of free cash flow.2008-01-24
BUY87.310David DriscollVery good value right now. Trading at a PE multiple that is a little higher than its growth rate. Good quality stock and worth owning in the long run. Dividend growth and as the dividend grows the price will follow. Good exposure into Asia.2007-12-06
BUY87.310Mark GrammerLikes the industry. This is the biggest player in the market. Have a strong business in both North America and Europe and are building their business in China.2007-12-06
TOP PICK89.580Norman Levine(All 3 Top Picks are defensive, have good dividends, solid earnings and limited downside.) Based in England and the largest liquor company in the world. Constantly increases dividends. Huge share buybacks.2007-11-20
HOLD90.620David DriscollExpensive now. Yielding about 3.6%. Don’t see any slow don’t in spirits. 2007-10-25
BUY84.040David DriscollHe is thinking of buying the stock now. At this level, you're getting a good growth story, especially in Asia because of the big expansion of high-end spirits.2007-06-22
BUY84.830Mark GrammerThere is good growth in this sector. Likes the management. They are moving into China. High margins, for drinks, in China. 2007-06-06
PAST TOP PICK85.080Norman Levine(A Top Pick June 13/06. Up 30%.) World's largest liquor/spirits company. Extremely shareholder friendly with stock buyback and increased dividends. Throws off huge amounts of cash. Still a Buy.2007-05-30
BUY78.000Charles LannonFantastically well run. Upscale drinking in the US and Asia has been beneficial. Good dividend yield of 3.7%. An attractive entry point.2007-03-01
BUY79.430Mark GrammerLikes the booze business. Very good secular growth. Overall, the industry is growing well. Good exposure to the emerging markets.2007-02-28
BUY82.230David DriscollAs long as consumers have more per capita income, then spirits and distillers will do well. Dividend continues to grow because the free cash flow is strong. Have the right branding and are international.2007-02-15
PAST TOP PICK78.770Norman Levine(A Top Pick Oct 31/06. Up 6.2%.) Biggest liquor company in the world. If you throw in the English pound versus the Canadian dollar your return is even better. Good dividends. Long-term hold.2007-02-12
BUY79.300Paul Harris, CFAA very interesting company right now because its competition is under some pressure and this company has a great opportunity to speed ahead.2007-01-15
PAST TOP PICK77.310Norman Levine(A Top Pick Oct 31/06. Up 3.7%.) Generous yield. Cdn$ has weakened considerably giving it an even bigger win.2007-01-09
BUY77.310Charles LannonKey brands are Guinness, Johnnie Walker, etc. Multiple is about 16 X next year's earnings. Likes the growth they are having in their spirits business throughout Asia.2007-01-09
TOP PICK74.470Norman LevineThe world's biggest liquor company. Huge margins and huge cash flows. Regularly buy back large amounts of stock. Raise their dividend regularly.2006-10-31
BUY67.550Paul Harris, CFAUndervalued. Management is making an effort to grow their existing brands. Lots of free cash flow. Good price.2006-06-30
TOP PICK65.330Norman LevineA British company. World's largest liquor/food company. Has over a quarter of the world's premium brand. Good defensive name. 7% organic growth. 3.5% yield. Throws off huge cash which it uses to buy back stock.2006-06-13
TOP PICK59.900Norman LevineWorld's largest liquor company. Bought a lot of the Seagrams' brands. Shows good annual growth in sales and earnings. Throws off lots of cash and uses the cash to increase dividends regularily, buy back shares and to make acquisitions. Not terribly expensive here.2005-06-22
BUY55.880Mark GrammerLikes the outlook for the spirits companies. He likes and owns Pernod (?). There seems to be a surge in demand for spitrits. The one big problem for these companies is the strong Euro. Believes the US$ is turning around, and if so, this is a good time to pick up the spirits companies.2005-02-08
BUY49.630Norman LevineThis is the world's largest liquor company. Liquor business gives much cash which helps to increase the dividend.2004-08-27
TOP PICK53.660Nicholas Sargen2004-03-19
TOP PICK55.660Norman LevineWorld's largest liquor company. Owns most of the leading brands. A 10% grower with a 3½% yield. Throws off huge amounts of cash and uses it to increased dividends or buy back shares.2004-02-23
BUY39.550John Sinkins, CFATrades at 13.5 X multiple. 4.9% dividend. Well diversified. Good long term.2001-10-15

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