NYSE:ABBV

AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)

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-2.33 (0.95%)
as of Aug 6, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 6, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

AbbVie Inc. (ABBV-N) has demonstrated resilience after the loss of its blockbuster drug, Humira, through impressive revenue growth driven by new drugs such as Skyrizi and Rinvoq. Several experts noted a robust sales increase of 10.2% in Q2, along with a projected 24% revenue growth due to the successful launch of these new treatments. The stock has shown positive momentum recently, with a notable 6% rise in the past month and a 10% increase this year, substantiating confidence in its pipeline and execution capabilities. Analysts suggest it could reach between $232 to $234 if it surpasses key resistance levels. AbbVie's strategic management of the Humira patent cliff has impressed reviewers, positioning the company as a strong player in the healthcare sector.

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Fair Value
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He used to own, but moved on because Humira coming off patent this year. Lower growth trajectory. Looks great on paper, but you have to get into the weeds to see where it might go, not where it's been.
DON'T BUY
A good pharma, much larger after buying Allergan. They were spun off years ago from another company because major drug, Humira, was a cash cow. Because Humira has become 60-65% of all revenues, AbbVie smartly bought Allergan (Botox). Now, Humira amounts to 45% of revenues, and Humira went off-patent last year. A few big drugs are trying to fill that hole. He owned this before, but feels it's too risky now.
BUY
Better investment than Pfizer. Demand in China will grow. Cancer side of business will continue to grow. Aesthetics business will also grow.
BUY
They report today. She trimmed it earlier this year to take profits. She really likes healthcare--traditionally defensive but also a disruptive/growth space. MRNA has spotlighted how much more can be done in therapeutics. It's a growth and value trade.
BUY
BMY and AbbVie The line is blurred between biotech and pharma. He likes both spaces and both stocks. Aging demographics means more and more drugs. Both are have solid valuations. They pay income but also offer capital appreciation.
BUY
Really likes it. Pays a nearly 4% dividend yield and 8% free cash flow. Has a strong portfolio of drugs. Skyrizi is growing like a weed. Likes it going into earnings.
BUY
He owns it for the dividend, pricing power and it has recreated after several missteps. Definitely holding this.
BUY
Headwind ahead as major product offering facing a patent challenge. Sales are remaining strong with the company regardless. Cosmetics business (Botox) very resilient, even during a recession. Pipeline of new drug development is also looking good. Good time to buy shares. Strong dividend as well.
SELL
Good time to sell the stock. Has sold shares. Doesn't see positive upside for the stock. Numbers of the surface (dividend yield, cash flow yield) look good. Problem is that one of major drugs loses patent next year. Building pipeline of R&D in consumer drugs.
BUY
A great CEO. Pays a 4% yield. He isn't worried about Humira coming off patent, because they have a lot of cash.
BUY
He likes healthcare and likes their 4.1% dividend. It's cheap at 10x earnings. There are concerns about their big drug coming off patent, but management can transition their main drug coming off patent.
BUY
Reported a mix quarter today. Though shares are down today, it's still up 5% YTD. AbbVie re-affirmed guidance. She wouldn't read too much into the quarter.
BUY
Healthcare is his favourite defensive sector. AbbVie needs to provide clear guidance about the erosion curve in Humira, its top drug (that will go off-patent next year). A popular drug going generic isn't necessarily a death sentence for the stock. He thinks management can pull this off. Sales declined only slightly, despite a 40% drop in Humira. Today, they announced a $2.2 billion settlement in opiod litigation (the opiod epidemic) which removes that overhang. It's probably a pretty good buy here.
BUY
A great name in pharma that reported today. Their neuroscience division is up 14% quarter over quarter, while cash flow yield is above 7%. It's performed relatively well vs. the market YTD. He still likes the name.
BUY
His long-term concern comes out of Washington which is proposing drug-pricing laws. One mixed quarter doesn't worry him; the stock has been a war horse. AbbVie proves it can refill its pipeline.
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