He stays away from drug companies, always forced to do acquisitions. Costly and competitive business. Pressures from government. Boost from pandemic, and this will continue. Reasonable valuation. He prefers medical devices, where you don't need a PhD to understand what's coming next. Attractive yield about 3%.
Has tended to peak out at 4x book value, around $50. Vaccine potential has petered out. FMV potential is 55% higher than current price. More likely to have a further setback, with $37-38 as his downside target. The stock's already given at the office and it's not prepared to give at home.
The performance has been disappointing. The problem with big, old pharma is that it is not enough to move the needle. He thinks it is a good one to put away. They are a little constrained on the new product side. He'd suggest an ETF of biotech companies.
Great dividend yield, not trading at a high multiple. Not a pure play. Covid vaccine issue will continue for years to come. Likes healthcare, but it tends to come up as a US political issue. A great story here. He owns JNJ instead.
Good quality stock that won't hurt you. Reasonable valuation, nice dividend. Bad news is everything is already built into the stock. Where's the growth past 2023? Not much upside. He'd add at $32-36, but not here at $44.
A broad company with many types of drugs. Laws in the US stipulates that after spending millions of dollar for franchises, the drug will go off patent in time. Pharmaceuticals have been doing this for a long time.
It looks good it will get FDA approval for a Covid vaccine for children. Any good news here will help PFE. He's owned this for a while. The current pullback is a buying opportunity.
Many reasons to like this including booster shots which will help shares (though Moderna will benefit more). This has pulled back a but, she likes it here. Has value.
The New York Times reports that the FDA will give full approval to Pfizer's Covid vaccine (for booster shots). He wouldn't rush in after-hours to buy Pfizer, because he's wary of such after-hours moves. Such trading is thin, low-volume.
It's been on a hot run. The Delta variant gives them a huge tailwind, because Washington is about to mandate Covid booster shots. Pfizer needs it, because they're about to lose the patents on some of their major drugs. Annual booster shots would give Pfizer a giant revenue stream. Shares are up 22% in the past month.
(A Top Pick Sep 24/20, Up 39%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with PFE is progressing well. We now recommend trailing up the stop (from $33) to $42. If triggered this would all but guarantee a investment return over 17%, when including the previous recommendation to cover half.
Pfizer Inc is a American stock, trading under the symbol PFE (previously PFE-N on Stockchase) on the New York Stock Exchange (PFE). It is usually referred to as NYSE:PFE or PFE
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