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Constellation Brands (STZ) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

In a world where there is a day dedicated to everything, we can’t overlook International Beer Day. And this year, the festive day happens to coincide with Miller Lite’s 50 anniversary. On August 1, Miller Lite is celebrating the occasion by giving away 50,000 free beers throughout all 50 states! The offer will cover up to $10 for each customer. Though fans of the light beer will have to pay up front, they can submit receipts for reimbursement via the company’s website. The official Miller Lite site states, “Grab your friends, and friends of friends, to celebrate 50 years of Miller Time on International Beer Day (Aug. 1). Be sure to arrive at a participating bar in your area for a coast-to-coast toast to the original light beer.” Miller lite is using the promotion to remind beer drinkers that their brand is a go-to summer treat! After prohibition, full-body beers were the only beer option available. These beers were usually a bit stouter and contained a higher numb

STZ offers compelling value at a 13.9 forward PE and 2.3% yield, trading well below historical and peer valuations. Despite recent declines in Wine & Spirits, STZ's Beer segment—led by Modelo and Pacifico—continues to gain U.S. market share. STZ maintains a solid balance sheet, investment-grade credit, disciplined buybacks, and a well-covered, growing dividend.

Constellation Brands is a premium beverage leader with resilient cash flow and strategic investments in growth. Despite short-term headwinds from tariffs and weak consumer demand, I see long-term upside as investments pay off and macro conditions improve. Valuation analysis suggests a decent upside from current levels, supported by buybacks, dividend yield, and the potential for higher free cash flow post-CAPEX cycle.

Investing in dividend stocks helps you earn regular cash income without lifting a finger. The stock market will occasionally offer you the chance to buy quality dividend stocks at discounts, which means the chance to buy shares of solid companies that offer attractive yields.

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The broad market is running hot, but a handful of blue-chip dividend stocks were playing from behind going into the second half.

Major U.S. equities indexes edged higher to open a new week of trading that will include earnings reports from major financial institutions and key inflation data—while ongoing trade negotiations keep the tariff landscape in a state of constant evolution.

Investors cannot deny that many high-profile stocks, and the market in general, are again on the rise. Amid stock gains, several companies have made plans to launch IPOs, and indexes such as the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.33%) and Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC -0.22%) have recently closed at record highs.

Wall Street analysts recently boosted their price targets on one of Warren Buffett's multi-billion-dollar stock picks, Constellation Brands NYSE: STZ. According to Berkshire Hathaway's NYSE: BRK.B latest 13F filing, it owned just over 12 million shares of Constellation as of March 31.