NYSE:LLY

Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY)

1,156.63
+4.09 (0.35%)
as of Jul 15, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 32 opinions in the last 12 months.

Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY) is viewed as a leader in the GLP-1 drug market, especially with anticipated advancements such as an oral version of their weight-loss drug. Analysts highlight the company's strong earnings growth potential, with forecasts predicting growth rates of around 25-50% in the coming years. The stock is at historically high levels and is seen as a robust choice amidst a competitive landscape, particularly compared to Novo Nordisk (NVO). However, some analysts recommend waiting for a pullback before investing due to its current valuation. The consensus leans towards LLY having a strong pipeline and a diversified portfolio, indicating a positive outlook despite recent volatility in the market.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Mar 18/20, Up 160%)

Health has been in a secular bear market for a decade and likely will remain there for another decade. However, LLY shares are toppy now around $360. You can't go wrong with this name or sector.

DON'T BUY

Has done well. Their diabetes drug is effective for weight loss, which is pending approval, but would open a new market. She expects approval. Stock price reflects this approval though. Weight loss is a lucrative market given obesity levels around the world. The PE is too high for her, but may buy on a pullback.

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The whole drug industry has been under pressure for the past 30 years and is having more and more trouble coming up with new drugs. R&D costs are increasing so he doesn't like the pharmaceutical industry in general. In response to a question regarding the currency component he doesn't feel it is an issue.

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It has outperformed the sector. The technicals are OK but but it is not in a great space. He owns some but would not buy more at this time.

BUY
It reports Thursday. He thinks their new drug will be the biggest seller of all time. He owns a lot of shares.
BUY
Just announced a $450 million commitment to develop a promising diabetes drug that helps weight loss. The stock still has legs.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Mar 14/22, Up 34%) Great company with high demand product (insulin). Building R&D portfolio that is on cutting edge. New drugs in the pipeline that will be approved. Weight loss products look promising.
PARTIAL BUY
Owns a big positions. Is a conservative company that doesn't hype itself or drugs which turns off some investors. Amazing diabetes, obesity and potentially Alzheimer drugs. Are having an analyst meeting on Tuesday, so wait after that to buy.
TOP PICK
Super-excited about long-term prospects from new products, which could lead to 40% sales growth by 2025-26. These products will also increase margins. Biggest opportunity is within weight loss, initial results of a 3-year study are looking good, targeting obesity as well as its complications. Not cheap, but will continue to outperform. Yield is 1.05%. (Analysts’ price target is $381.39)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks You could then take that money and put it in Eli Lilly. There’s potential in LLY stock’s own Alzheimer’s drug. Also, the street is putting its hopes into LLY’s weight-loss drug, Mounjaro, when it starts selling in two or three years. After all, diabetes as at an all-time high in America. One analyst envisioned $25 billion in peak sales, outstripping AbbVie‘s Humira which has topped $20.7 billion. However, the street is getting a little ahead of itself, since the FDA has approved Mounjaro for glycemic control in T2D patients, and LLY still needs to submit the drug as a treatment for weight-loss. Read Mixed bag of 3 Defensive Stocks for our full analysis.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
A big holding. He almost bought more now. The drug stocks can go lower, but the future for Eli's weight-loss drug is huge and could be good for their Alzheimer's drug. Buy more when it breaks $280s.
BUY
Plenty of upside from its improved diabetes and obesity drug. Their Alzheimer's drug has potential As a drugmaker, it won't be hostage to a recession. Drugs will keep selling.
BUY
Around 15% topline growth. Likes healthcare, great fundamentals and 23% expected EPS growth.
BUY
Focusing on its diabetes and weight loss drug. The weight loss drug could be one of the biggest drugs of all time, when it starts selling in the next 2-3 years.
BUY
It seems cheap, because they have 4-7 billion-dollar drugs in their pipeline. So, estimates will have to move up dramatically and the PE will be lower. Therefore, the stock doesn't look as expensive as it seems.
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