Philip Morris International Inc (PM)

Philip Morris International Inc (PM $161.15)
- $161.15 P/E (TTM): 31.76X Cap: $250.84B
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $161.15)
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Q: If you were looking specifically at dividend safety and dividend growth, what would you prefer to own, JNJ or PG and why? is there another dividend growth company you would prefer for a US dividend account?

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Q: Good morning, As a retired investor who can handle moderate risk I'm looking to add to my consumer staples holdings in an RRSP, for both growth and a dividend. My only current holding in this sector is Proctor & Gamble (PG). What would be your top 3 picks in Canada and top 3 picks in the US, ranked please, for a new consumer staples holding?

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