Sunday, October 7, 2012

Beer = American

Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV - 90.27
Molson Coors Brewing Company - 44.64
The Boston Beer Company - 106.68

Dow Jones Ind. Ave. - 13,610.15
S&P 500 - 1,460.93
NASDAQ - 3,136.19


         In the past three years we have seen an overall decline in beer shipments in the U.S. In the first eight months of 2012 the beer shipments have increased 1.9% in the US. Beer is becoming more and more popular and climbing back to where it was before our country's economic decline. With more and more new brews coming out and different seasonal beers by craft brewers beer is more versatile as ever. Fall season is underway and we are seeing an increase in most stocks of the brewing industry. Everywhere you look you see some aspect of beer and/or its industry. But off all the brewing company's, the best buy right now is the domesticated beer companies (Ex. BUD and TAP) The craft company's simply with the expectation of the rising prices due to "craft" making, the price of stocks are high, but there are not paying much or even in SAM's case paying $0 in dividends. My predictions for this week, stock value continually increase in all brewing industries. This is due to aspects such as football, Oktoberfest, and seasonal brews.


    

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