Anheuser-Busch InBev NV (NYSE:BUD)

It's superbowl time

P/E over 30, budweiser no longer #2 beer, increasing loss to craft sector and decreasing beer sales all around

Number one in it's industry.

Recession is Drinking, and More Drinking! Vary Undervalued Stock will Bounce Back!

Beer sales will increase as recession slowly ends.

Global reach

I don,t see a lot of upside potential. It's PE is 32 a little on the high side. Can't envision any innovation that would change the industry to push it ahead or change its gross sales dramatically .

Not a big fan of the merger. However, business is solid and the financials in the past are amazing. Overall a good long term play because no one is going to stop drinking beer.

testing louis navellier's 32 stocks to sell now.

Even in an economic downturn people love to drink!

They're nobody's fool. Yes, the only segment of the beer industry that's growing is Craft, but AB-InBev is a schrewd company and they will find a way to make money. The recent acquisition of Goose Island is proof that AB-InBev understands the need to focus on quality, and I would not be surprised to see AB-InBev buy up some more small breweries. In this way they will be able to tap into the growing Craft popularity. The problem will be trying to find craft brewers ready to sell out...

The world is becoming more cultured, consumers are on a trend to get away from generic mass produced products. Valuation assumes too much growth.

we can go higher here....This has taken me some time to green tumb long....but after drinking a 6-pack lastnight and looking that it was budlight I have to say...Damm if i know nothing eles about this company I know this. I LIKE BEER! and its usually budlight! also I feel a bit safer now that they've merged and all ( even tho it makes them slightly less american ) too me that means they may not merge again and shares has less chance of dilution for the time being.

This company is very well positioned for growth in the global beer guzzling market.
Someone mentioned "vice" stocks don't do well in a bull market...
but those in the alcohol business know that business is ALWAYS good.
When times are bad... people drink. When times are good... people drink.

And if BUD's products aren't favored in a region, it just buys the local competition--
can't argue with that strategy!
This stock is MONEY! Liquid Gold!

Real money will be riding this one on a dip...

Scruffy believes in this company.

Vice stocks tend to fluctuate inversely with the market and, with the market on the mend, the NYSE's biggest vice stock is going to fall the hardest.

Tough choice..high P/E, BUT the world has a good reason to keep drinking, and hard liquor drinkers are trending to beer. This is also a defensive stock for another round of worldwide slowdowns.45% sales come from US, which could be a negative with $ dropping, but growth in China and Latin America where they are more concentrated with their 55% sales overseas should grow faster with economies in Brasil, Chile , China, Mexico where they purchased other brewers.

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This company will start to feel the squeeze as microbreweries start gaining more traction in 2011 which I see as a year where more companies see profits drop over rise of smaller businesses regaining control of the market.