PFE

LittleHottie8675309

I searched the comments for PFE and didn't find anything. How many times are you going to see me say something about PFE, look at the chart and see day after day after day of green, and not pick some up? That mRNA technology they went full port on during the vid is a technology that has many applications. The chief scientific officer is a major shareholder, it's like he knows gene targeting has a lucrative and underpriced future.

bananacakesjoy

PFE/Pfizer TA/momentum: looking good FA/yield/earnings: looking good analyst expectations: looking good outperformance vs analyst expectations: looking good price: still far down from trend and with lots of upside potential

tomato119

Im looking at the daily thread right now. I see mentions of TSLA, RDDT, PFE, china stocks, BA, NVAX for the non mag 7 companies

PoorRichDad

Another day that PFE has beaten the s&p 500. I'm up around 11% with PFE from holding it from the $26 area. My portfolio is finally slowly coming back up after a bad couple of years due to bad timing with leverage ETFs, meme stocks and whatnot. I now have decided that I will never buy meme stocks and nor will I buy leveraged ETFs unless a 2008 situation comes along where the indexes fall a lot.

Dependent-Key-609

Is PFE a buy?

creemeeseason

PFE has a 5 year average P/E of 13.47 (according to morningstar). It might be better to use the company average as opposed to the market average when looking at a particular name. So $40 might be a decent price target.

baeconundeggz

PFE easy money if youre into long term investing.

bananacakesjoy

Observation: Pfizer (PFE) consensus estimates for earnings: 2025: $2.78 2026: $2.86 SP500 P/E average: 26x. Multiply: price = P/E x earnings = ? Bonus: they usually beat analyst estimates.

bananacakesjoy

Pfizer (PFE) consensus estimates for earnings: 2025: $2.78 2026: $2.86 SP500 P/E average: 26x. Multiply price x earnings = ?

Fine-Can-2876

Feel like PFE puts are a good idea right about now. Also apple puts.

Elationstatio

I've held PFE for a while. It has a very hard time keeping its gains on days like this. I would sell.

PoorRichDad

PFE up over 12% in the last 15 days now. Lets go

SoyjakvsChadRedditor

PFE is breaking out of resistance 

bananacakesjoy

https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=PFE Note the green and blue moving averages (20, 50)

Fine-Can-2876

Come on PFE. Just need 30$ this week

LittleHottie8675309

PFE is the best investment you won't make today. JB says 'under 30 it's a gift'.

Fine-Can-2876

Hey how about we all buy PFE now! Just for funnsie 🤭

bananacakesjoy

https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=PFE Note the green and blue moving averages (20, 50)

bananacakesjoy

https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=PFE Note the green and blue moving averages (20, 50)

Gilgamesh79

>Dividends from quality companies like Pepsi, Microsoft, Waste Management, etc.. are NOT "fools' gold". These are quality companies that have a long history of paying and increasing dividends every year. >**Pepsi** = 51 years of dividend payment and dividend growth >**Microsoft** = 19 years of dividend payment and dividend growth >**Waste Management** = 20 years of dividend payment and dividend growth Now let's look at a few other Dividend Aristocrats over the years: * **Walgreens** (WBA) = 47 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until January 2024 * **AT&T** (T) = 36 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2021 * **Pitney Bowes** (PBI) = 31 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2013 * **Eli Lilly** (LLY) = 43 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2010 * **General Electric** (GE) = 32 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2009 * **Pfizer** (PFE) = 41 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2009 * **KeyCorp** (KEY) = 43 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2009 * **Avery Dennison** (AVY) = 32 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2009 * **U.S. Bancorp** (USB) = 36 years of dividend payment and dividend growth, until 2008 Then there's Kodak, Polaroid, General Motors... the list of fallen Dividend Aristocrats is longer than the list of current ones. Survivor bias is a foundation of sand on which to build a retirement portfolio.

PoorRichDad

Long PFE y'all!! I am all in. With their current pipeline growing at around 8-10% a year and with cancer ramping up, this is a no-brainer. This will be at least 30-31 EOY. Everyone should hold a position in this

LittleHottie8675309

PFE still going up

Expert_Nail3351

I also just started DCAing into PFE. I think anything under 30 is a steal if you can hold for a few years.

Mammoth_Oven_4861

I just got into PFE with 100 stocks. It’s also my first investment ever. I think it has great potential, their dividend is consistently good and I believe I got in at the bottom.

PoorRichDad

Does anyone here hold PayPal? I am currently all in PFE average $26 but want to allocate 20% into PayPal at these levels. They currently are buying back shares at around 8% float and are growing every year and I don't see them going away.

Riddlfizz

PFE has a quarterly dividend coming up, $0.42/share ($1.68 annually), payable on June 14, 2024. The ex-dividend date for that dividend payment was 5/9. In order to qualify to receive the dividend, the shares must be owned before the ex-dividend date. The ex-dividend date is typically set two days before the record date, which is when the company determines who its shareholders of record are / who is entitled to receive the dividend. The extrinsic value remaining on the PFE $27 call with 5/17 expiration (about 0.11) is far less than the $0.42/share upcoming dividend. A holder of that option would have been incentivized to exercise the option early, by 5/8 at the latest, to qualify to receive the dividend. Upcoming dividend payments are something to be mindful of when writing options, because they're one of a short list of straightforward reasons why our short options may get exercised early.

BlackBastado-2124

Yes, same with PFE

PoorRichDad

Well concentration builds wealth, diversification protects wealth. I am trying to build wealth here plus I believe in PFE.

PoorRichDad

It's only going up from here buddy. I am all in on PFE. My average cost is around $26

Business-Manner-4050

Back to 27 dollars, PFE can’t sustain share price appreciation lol

LittleHottie8675309

PFE is a cutting edge high-tech drug company out of the Midwest awaiting imminent patent approval on the next generation of cancer fighting drugs and mRNA vaccines that have both huge government and civilian applications now.

Mango-Bob

Copy pasta from ~ 3:30 Added 519c for friday: @ 0.89 HL 5c for 5/17 @ 0.15 (break even is silly) Order in for RVMD 40c 5/17 @ 1.55 (won't fill, but they are bedmates with AMGN) PFE 29c out to 6/21 may make something. NOT married to them LLY, crazy diamond, you. Still Battleship-Gold-Bonding those with my geriatric ass PACK... you stink. Out to 11/15, 7.5c. If it would just do the thing. KTOS STILL languishes there like a [redacted] in Las Vegas August heat. Monkey business. OH... the FD ARM too.

StupidDegenerate

100k on PFE calls when their was rumour of a new variant, I bought calls and 3 days later the world health organization talks about it and everything goes crazy

bananacakesjoy

> Coupon is fixed, but the yield floats with the ten year treasury yield plus a small risk premium. I think that's what I also said - prefs are more similar to bonds than to stock dividends. Every word in that sentence applies just as much to bonds as to prefs. > PFE still has a covid hangover unfortunately. They've written covid-related revenue down practically to zero, in fact, it went VERY negative last year because the US govt shipped back paxlovid doses to be repurchased later. Covid stuff hardly featured in the recent earnings. > Good luck tho. Ty.

Rare-ish_Bird

Coupon is fixed, but the yield floats inversely with the ten year treasury yield plus a small risk premium. PFE still has a covid hangover unfortunately. Good luck tho.

PoorRichDad

I think the time has changed and that PFE will give good returns moving forward due to many reasons like: Bullish: 1. PFE non-Covid pipeline launches and products showed 10% operational growth Y/Y with 11% in this years earning report excluding COVID products. 2023 revenue was higher than pre COVID reveneue 2. PFE reported selling stakes in haleon to pay for current debt and they are currently deleveraging and might start doing buybacks as early as next year 3. Fast Track Phase 2 - Covid 19 + Influenza Vaccine that MAY allow it to tap into the annual flu shot market instead of completely wasting Covid vaccine inventories 4. SEAGEN acquisition: 33% Y/Y revenue growth from SEAGEN net product sales, Q/Q revenue growth at ~27.11% with $648m for Q3 2023 vs $510m Q3 2022. Q1 2024 sales were 742 million. Also global cancer rates are set to increase 77% by 2050, the WHO warns which is good for PFE 5. For 2024, Pfizer expects adjusted earnings of $2.15 to $2.35 per share and $58.5 billion to $61.5 billion in sales. At the midpoints, earnings would climb more than 22% as sales rise almost 3%.

Business-Manner-4050

PFE is not a great play nor a bad one, it’s a unknown: 1) no GLP-1 so far 2) SGEN unproven 3) huge debt burden to finance SGEN 4) huge payout ratio

LittleHottie8675309

I believe in you. And by you I mean PFE still being undervalued and only having 1/6 red days with a couple days to go for your bet.

LittleHottie8675309

Cramer plugged PFE. What a dick.

PoorRichDad

This is a good entry point for PFE. Patient dying from gene therapy trial has made the stock go down by over 2% and this is basically an overreaction and just ex divy games being played out by them. Less people holding = less money paid out via divy which means money saved for Pfizer. This is actually bullish lol.

5uckmyd1ckb1t4

>Pfizer, $PFE, has paused a study of an experimental gene therapy for muscular dystrophy after a child who received it died suddenly, per Bloomberg >

No-Improvement3164

What was that rug pull on PFE all about today?

PoorRichDad

PFE straight vertical dive down lol. Lost 1.7% in 10 mins

TheDudeAbidesFarOut

PFE and INTC are thee worst...

bmp5046

PFE can't go down

LittleHottie8675309

PFE is undervalued. Dividend coming up, people be buying.

airgetmar

PFE to the motherf%*king moon.

LittleHottie8675309

PFE

Plus_Seesaw2023

Next time, buy only dividend-paying stocks? and wait a very long time? PFE, BMY, JNJ, SBUX, SCHD Etf, blah blah blah blah, ... sorry for your losses!

ClutteredSmoke

Sold PFE calls for near 100% profit, but I might still get banned lol

bmp5046

PFE only goes up now

Business-Manner-4050

PFE flying recently. Is this legit or another dead cat bounce as before ?

ClutteredSmoke

PFE 🚀

bmp5046

PFE has been my golden child the past week

ClutteredSmoke

!banbet PFE 28.5 5d

ClutteredSmoke

!ban PFE 28.5 5d

Riddlfizz

Looking at share price in a vacuum is not that useful. PFE is approximately the 80th most valuable company in the world, with a market cap of $157.5B. Market cap is the measures of the total value of a company and is measured as: Current Price per Share * Total Number of Outstanding Shares. PFE is sitting near 52-week lows at $27.81, because it has seen better times. Following a big run-up in the company's value during the height of Covid, it continues to lose the revenue benefits of its Covid drugs. Per Q1 Earnings, earnings per share (EPS) decline 33% year over year, with revenue of -20% for Q1 2024 vs. Q1 2023. Those earnings technically 'beat' analyst estimates, but those were greatly revised/lowered estimates, reflecting limited good sentiment for PFE. Better times/a higher valuation (and stock price) could be in PFE's future, but the market does not see fit to price that into the stock at the moment. The Seagen acquisition could ultimately prove to be dynamic and successful, but drug research and development is an expensive and often unfruitful undertaking. The market is therefore in "wait and see" mode re: PFE.

xela5030

they probably are undervalued but in my own dd they have one of the largest criminal fines in history, covid 19 sales very low, of all the drug companies i know follow im least interested in their pipeline. I wouldnt mind holding some PFE common stock but id perfer to purchase at closer to 20 a share first.

Plus_Seesaw2023

You should stop scalping or trading options. Save every month and invest in solid, dividend-paying, oversold stocks. Take a close look at PFE INTC BMY KHC CVS SBUX Nestle Swatch, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Kering, etc. Do you like risk? Buy more TSLA and BTC. Sorry, but there's no magic formula for getting rich quick. It's almost impossible.

Key-Ad331

I've been eyeing PFE for a month. I agree that there has been an overreaction but I'm not sure there's anything in their pipeline to make the stock move.

Icy_Champion_6401

For anyone who has been paying attention, what is your opinion on Pfizer (PFE) price for the next couple of weeks? I am rather confident in its ability to reach near 30 dollars/share or above in the near future. I believe it’s been a large overreaction by the market to make the stock reach decade lows recently.

Zestyclose_Hippo_116

Why was there such a huge colume of PFE being bought in the last 10 minutes?

SoyjakvsChadRedditor

PFE is on da move 

bmp5046

I was shilling PFE a month ago, and ppl called me a boomer 😂

LittleHottie8675309

!PFE

pinghing

Why PFE up #0.63%?

kitties_ate_my_soul

We’re trending! PFE gang!

LittleHottie8675309

Shamelessly plugging PFE for another day. Its potential is undervalued and the price is still low.  Chief scientific officer is going to fill the pipeline with successful mRNA treatments/ preventatives. Source: my wife.

Deep_Fun_1865

!p PFE

kitties_ate_my_soul

!p PFE

Apprehensive_Two1528

i have abbv and i literally don’t like it. it’s dead water. i have like 30% gain in it. i would rather add on to PFE than abbv, which I did. All my recent add ons are value stocks. looks to me market is rotating to value including chinese stocks , which makes sense. I added energy and mag 7 tech mutual funds. tech neeeds a good rest to advance, especially AI stocks.

No-Improvement3164

Exdividen date on the 9th PFE could continue higher

BlackBastado-2124

I only own 180 shares of PFE

No-Improvement3164

Looks like Josh Brown doubled down on PFE.

BlackBastado-2124

You holding PFE?

Icy_Assumption1784

Like I tried to do it as random as possible with buying options on PINS, SNAP and PFE right before their earnings and I made a shit ton of profit on all of it, but then the only trade I’m 100% sure and that I’ve done research on etc, I lose -98,0% while it has been having great earnings since George Washington has been 6ft underground?

creemeeseason

CVS is trading around 10x TTM earnings, which is about normal for it. It's hard to argue a discount based on that. They also had a big earnings fall off last quarter. If you think that's temporary, it's probably a good buy. If you think kits a bigger problem, probably not. PFE has some patent cliff issues. Again, it's not that far off it's historical valuations at this point, so again, if you think it will perform well in the future despite what the market thinks, then it's a buy. SBUX....I actually find the most interesting personally. It's always been a really strong company. I'd want to know more about why they took a hit last quarter. If it's transient, I think it's a great pickup. If not, maybe they have problems. A lot of other restaurants are having earnings issues too. If this is a societal change, it's bad for Starbucks. If it's a blip.... buying opportunity.

dvdmovie1

> Any reason for long term (20+ years) not to buy these dips on CVS, SBUX, PFE? PFE is not well managed but probably got to the point of being overhated, CVS could easily go nowhere much for years. CVS is in a better situation than WBA but that's not saying much. SBUX is okay but not without concerns. I'd say at least 2/3 of these names turn out to be and/or continue to be value traps. Also, a lot of people talk about being "long-term" then get increasingly frustrated when 6-12-18 months go by and the name in question is underperforming while they see other things ramping higher.

pl_fanat1c

* CVS - could go the way of WBA * SBUX - there challenges are real and go beyond expensive lattes. I'm not sure they are unsolvable but management needs to demonstrate they have a good plan that is working. They can't just blame weak consumers when competitors are taking market share. * PFE - weightloss and pipeline is not a guaranteed slam dunk. You could certainly argue that they are priced for all the risks but just want to point out there are reasons.

Business-Manner-4050

PFE is not a good deal imo. Once they discontinue Danuglipron, it will go back to 25

PoorRichDad

PFE is a good deal right now. Starbucks is still overvalued. CVS is an ok deal right now but I would wait till it goes down a bit farther

PoorRichDad

PFE up 2% after a 6% earnings rise yesterday. Lets go

scroto_gaggins

Any reason for long term (20+ years) not to buy these dips on CVS, SBUX, PFE? I get they could still go down in the near future but they all seem like solid discounts

bananacakesjoy

https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec Strange to see - QCOM outperforming tech - PFE outperforming healthcare - BA outperforming aerospace - AIG outperforming financials

agianttardigrade

Anyone have suggestions for a couple of good stocks outside of tech to ride out the next year or two? I think I’m currently too tech heavy—MSFT, GOOG, TSM, ZS, and (tech heavy) SPY. Only have PFE (healthcare) and PVH (retail apparel) outside of tech. I want to avoid energy except maybe wind. I keep seeing that financial sector has lots of potential but difficult to assess which positions might be best there.

LittleHottie8675309

PFE could go up another 10% and still be worth less than it was before 2020. The potential of their cancer pipeline is undervalued and the stock has been punished too much for it's 2020 activities. I watched it go from 60% to nearly 70% institutional ownership in recent months and I think the 67% institutional ownership will hold while 33% of the float influences price movement.

bmp5046

Who knew PFE would be my winner this week?

wearahat03

I haven't added shares for the same reason I didn't invest in LLY 5 years ago, I don't understand the business anywhere near well enough. How do I know I'm not investing into PFE in the late 90s, on the back of incredible stock returns, only to get a stock that went nowhere for 25 years?

Hackerzz212

Been in YINN for months now. Staring to pay off but it’s more of a hedge against US economy and my other holdings. This not a high conviction pick. More of a speculation on the deep valuation cuts. PFE and BNTX are new additions that I trust more.

No-Improvement3164

Looks like a rotation into beat up health care today. JNJ PFE HUM.

stringtheory28

DASH puts, PFE calls

S_CO_W_TX_bound

For a balanced stock portfolio PFE is a high dividend defensive industry stock at the current price. I own PFE and Nvda.

No-Meal-9019

I like to just play either stocks or Buy Calls or Puts to limit only risk. Not writing calls or puts. Thing is neither fundamental- Amazon, PFE are working nir technical- SNAP, IbRx, buster working nor gut feeling working - SPY

william_cutting_1

When tech runs hot, buy the boring shit like MO and PFE that are hovering around 52 week lows

mrCortadito

You’d be ITM.. with 2 days to go.. Would not surprise me to have a small short covering rally… folks been hating $PFE

gtbifmoney

In one of the worst months in a long time, I somehow managed to make money on every single call I bought. NKE, PENN, PARA, and PFE. Insane luck.

BlackBastado-2124

PFE😳

PoorRichDad

Sure but with PFE you're looking at max drawdown of $25 with a 6% dividend and potential for gains. Unless we get a recession, I doubt it falls much below $25.

PoorRichDad

Sure your points are valid but I think the time has changed and that PFE will give good returns moving forward due to many reasons like: Bullish: 1. PFE non-Covid pipeline launches and products showed 10% operational growth Y/Y with 11% in today's earning report excluding COVID products. 2023 revenue was higher than pre COVID reveneue 2. PFE reported selling stakes in haleon to pay for current debt and they are currently deleveraging and might start doing buybacks as early as next year 3. Fast Track Phase 2 - Covid 19 + Influenza Vaccine that MAY allow it to tap into the annual flu shot market instead of completely wasting Covid vaccine inventories 4. SEAGEN acquisition: 33% Y/Y revenue growth from SEAGEN net product sales, Q/Q revenue growth at ~27.11% with $648m for Q3 2023 vs $510m Q3 2022. Also global cancer rates are set to increase 77% by 2050, the WHO warns which is good for PFE 5. For 2024, Pfizer expects adjusted earnings of $2.15 to $2.35 per share and $58.5 billion to $61.5 billion in sales. At the midpoints, earnings would climb more than 22% as sales rise almost 3%.

Dismal_Storage

Because I sold a call. And even worse, is that I got a nice premium for it, but even now after it has gone up so much, I can still buy to close the call for less than I got for it. No one has faith in PFE.