Tupperware Brands: Stock Analysis and Valuation

When my sister in law became Tupperware's member recently and shared some of the business dynamics, and internals of the company I got so thrilled that I immediately bought $200 worth of products and went on to search if it is listed on Indian bourses. I found it listed in U.S markets as TUP and already hitting 52 week high. 

What struck me most is the Return on Equity that company is generating which is north of 70%. Tupperware has huge potential in India and other emerging economies as their products have become quite affordable in these economies due to rising per capita income. 

AT&T Dividend Yield at 5 Year Low

AT&T paid around $1.8 as dividend in last 4 quarters on an EPS of around $2.35 resulting in a dividend payout of more than 75%. AT&T's track record of divided payment has been extremely good with an annual increase in dividend payout of around 2.85% since past 5 years. 

At $36 the dividend yield of AT&T (T:US) looks quite attractive at around 5% when compared with 10 year T-Bill yield of 2.5%, but the 5 year historical chart of the stock's dividend yield tells a different story. While in absolute term it might look attractive but when compared with it's historical yields it doesn't seem to be that great.

AT&T Dividend Yield Chart for 5 years