Imperial Brands Plc ADR (IMBBY)

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$CBWTF straight from $IMBBY via SEDAR, how the latest debt reduction looks: https://www.sedarplus.ca/csa-party/records/document.html?id=593deebe896d45cdf877c91361df1469b2b33b0db422bb5e6672ef9436e54b80

I found you an Overbought RSI (Relative Strength Index) on the daily chart of Imperial Brands PLC. Is that bullish or bearish? $IMBBY #RsiOverbought #OTCQX

$IMBBY Up 72% plus divs from May/2023 entry. Holding longterm.

Sharing some thoughts on Imperial Brands PLC and the value of the stock. Would love to hear what people think about the future. Do all tobacco companies transition and survive with alternative offerings? $IMBBY https://fatalpha.substack.com/p/accounting-for-the-decline-in-smoking

$BTI – Tobacco should hold up in such periods: highly inelastic-demand goods, safe dividend/high yield for investors to park in during falling yields, minimal impact from tariffs. BTI undervalued on a fwd P/E basis and offers the highest yield relative to comps: $MO, $PM, $IMBBY

$MO $BTI $IMBBY $PM U.S. tariffs should be 'manageable' for global tobacco companies, says UBS President Trump's new tariffs on U.S. imports, including a 10% baseline tariff on imports from all countries, should be "manageable" for global tobacco companies, UBS tells investors in a research note. At the same time, the firm says the broader impact from the tariffs could be negative for the U.S. consumer, which could continue to negatively impact U.S. cigarette volumes, though economic uncertainty is likely to continue to benefit the defensiveness and low volatility of the tobacco sector, resulting in the continued outperformance of the tobacco sector. Publicly traded companies under the firm's coverage include Altria (MO), BAT (BTI), Imperial Brands (IMBBY), and Philip Morris (PM).

$IMBBY up 55% plus divs from moderate position opened May ‘23, holding.

$IMBBY earnings around the corner! 📈 Fresh numbers will reveal how the entertainment giant's navigating this wild market. Analysts eyeing streaming growth & theme park revivals. Keep those notifications on—this could spark some moves. Let’s see how they play their cards this quarter.

$IMBBY Up 44% from May 2023 entry (small position) plus divs. Few watchers on ST here, love it. Holding longterm.

$MO $BTI $IMBBY $PM Menthol ban withdrawal 'significant positive' for Altria and BAT, says Citi Trump Administration has withdrawn the proposed ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars in the U.S., which has been looming over the tobacco industry since the FDA's initial proposal in April of 2022, Citi tells investors in a research note. The firm the confirmed withdrawal is a "significant positive" for each of British American Tobacco (BTI), Altria Group (MO) and Imperial (IMBBY). Around 33% of the U.S. cigarette market in 2023 was menthol, and Citi estimates that U.S. menthol cigarettes account for 25% of British American's and Altria's operating profit globally and 10% of Imperial's, the analyst notes.

$BTI $MO $PM $IMBBY Huh....why dat? Trump administration withdraws FDA ban on menthol cigarettes A government website shows the Trump administration has withdrawn the Food and Drug Administration's proposed ban of menthol-flavored cigarettes. Publicly traded companies in the space include Altria Group (MO), British American Tobacco (BTI), Imperial Brands (IMBBY) and Philip Morris (PM).

$BTI $MO $PM $IMBBY "If finalized, the United States would be the first country globally to take such an action to prevent and reduce smoking-related disease and death." - Seems to me this could create more smokers and more profits for cigarette companies...not to mention, it probably reduces the cost of making cigarettes as well: FDA proposes plan to make cigarettes 'nonaddictive' by limiting tobacco The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a proposed rule that, if finalized, would make cigarettes and certain other combusted tobacco products minimally or nonaddictive by limiting the level of nicotine in those products. If finalized, the United States would be the first country globally to take such an action to prevent and reduce smoking-related disease and death. The FDA first announced its intent to propose such a rule in 2018, and this announcement is an important next step in the rulemaking process. The agency intends to seek input on the proposal, including through public comment and the FDA's Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee. Based on the scientific evidence outlined in the proposed rule, the proposed nicotine level for cigarettes and certain other combustible tobacco products would be low enough to no longer create or sustain addiction. The proposed rule would not ban cigarettes or any other tobacco products. The FDA is proposing to cap the nicotine level at 0.7 milligrams per gram of tobacco in cigarettes and certain other combusted tobacco products, which is significantly lower than the average concentration in these products on the market today. The FDA's proposal would apply to cigarettes, cigarette tobacco, roll-your-own tobacco, most cigars, and pipe tobacco. The proposed rule does not include e-cigarettes, nicotine pouches, noncombusted cigarettes, waterpipe tobacco, smokeless tobacco products, or premium cigars. In addition to preventing initiation among young people and promoting cessation among all population groups, the FDA expects that the proposal would also help adults who smoke switch to lower-risk alternatives. Starting on January 16, the public will have through September 15, 2025, to provide comments, which the agency will review as it considers future action. Publicly traded companies in the space include Altria Group (MO), British American Tobacco (BTI), Imperial Brands (IMBBY) and Philip Morris (PM).

Just popped a zyn 3mg Wow I get it now. This shit is spooky and gonna make me rich $MO $PM $BTI $IMBBY

$MO $PM $BTI $IMBBY $JAPAY

I found you an Overbought RSI (Relative Strength Index) on the daily chart of Imperial Brands PLC. Is that bullish or bearish? $IMBBY #RsiOverbought #OTCQX

$IMBBY Been long small position from spring ‘23, up 29% plus divs- holding longterm. Approaching recession (customer gain from rotation to cheaper products; lower interest rates) will be added tailwind here.

$XXII $IMBBY Fine tobacco patents here.

$GRLF The potential is just massive on this ground floor trip play. Market cap under 1M Just to get an idea of the size of their market Competitors / Market Cap $BTAFF $81B $JAPAF $53B $IMBBY $25B $SNDVF $1.2B $UVV $1.2B $TPB $773M These are just a few pubcos, the market is actually way bigger if you count the other public and privately held companies in the cigar industry. https://x.com/stockpicksnyc/status/1846917331613565334?s=46

$IMBBY 🤔🤔these guys own Backwoods?…like the leaf for rolling?