“For instance, I think conglomerates such as Philip Morris (are) a cash cow, ... The stock is doing quite nicely, holding up around near the higher end of the trading level here.”
Christine Callies
“Philip is on course and is a developing player. I think I've indicated to you before there can be opportunities, and we had one earlier this season, that it was my intention to get him in with five or six minutes to go but we never got the ball back until it was considerably less than that. Regular-season football is different than preseason football. It's been a philosophy of mine that you play your players until you have determined that the win is secured.”
Marty Schottenheimer
“We think it's the year of Philip Seymour Hoffman.”
Tom Bernard
“I think it's gradually gotten less awkward, from my freshman year until now. It's not really as awkward as it's made out to be. On certain [throws] it is, and one of the reasons to me is that if the guy's open five yards in front of me, you get it to him as quick as you can. There's no reason to make it look good, as long as it gets where it's supposed to be.”
Philip Rivers
“If a settlement can be achieved? valuations would be expected to improve quite substantially, ... I could see Philip Morris perhaps getting to around $70, but that's a big 'if.'”
Martin Feldman
“I think Kraft priced this perfectly. Philip Morris got as much out of Kraft as they possibly could.”
Tom Frangione
“Philip Morris is my favorite name in the group. I do like the stock at this point for three key reasons. One, I think litigation has been over-discounted. Two, the earnings growth does remain very attractive. And, third, I expect Philip Morris to enhance shareholder returns very significantly over the course of the next year or so,”
