Sin Stocks News October 18, 2013

• TORONTO – Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto … – Castanet.net

  TORONTO – Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto … Castanet.net Sin City patrons are increasingly rejecting gambling in favour of high-end drinking and dining, forcing casino companies into an entertainment arms race. Sands' Las Vegas … Its stock rose more than 8 per cent to $439.07 in after-hours trading. Over … and more »

• What I've Learned Covering The Sin Beat – Forbes

  What I've Learned Covering The Sin Beat Forbes What types of companies get classified as “sin” or “vice” businesses? I think Sin Stocks puts it best when he writes that sin stocks are “The stocks you DON'T want mom to know about.” The business of so-called “sin” ranges from weapons to alcohol to … and more »

• What are Sin Stocks? – Morningstar

  What are Sin Stocks? Morningstar Sin stocks, as they are called, are the sort of companies that would not pass the stock screening of an ethical fund. These sectors include alcohol, animal testing, tobacco, oil and armament firms. They can also include companies that are involved in …

• Five High-Yield Sin Stocks to Buy to Capture Emerging Market Growth – Money Morning

  Five High-Yield Sin Stocks to Buy to Capture Emerging Market Growth Money Morning Diageo is part of a global club known as "sin stocks." These are companies that manufacture products that are considered "bad for you." These companies tend to be recession-proof – meaning their stocks can outperform markets when the economy is shaky.

• Health warning: the wages of sin are expensive – Financial Times

  Health warning: the wages of sin are expensive Financial Times But in recent years, the most pressing problem for ethical screens is that sin stocks tend to pay high dividends, and dividend income has been in demand. Over the past two years in the US, the gloriously named Vice Fund (which invests only in alcohol, …

• A Small-Cap 'Sin Stock' With 125% Upside – NASDAQ

  A Small-Cap 'Sin Stock' With 125% Upside NASDAQ That's why I am intrigued by a rare small cap in the sin stock field. Not only does this company benefit from extremely loyal customers, it also offers big upside. That has led to a 37% gain in 2013 after a recent 30% jump. Take a look at the big gain …

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