NYSE:LLY

Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY)

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+4.89 (0.44%)
as of Jun 25, 2026, 6:14:54 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 29 opinions in the last 12 months.

Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY) is regarded as a leader in the diabetes and weight-loss drug market, particularly with its GLP-1 medications, which are poised for further growth as the company has ramped up production capabilities. Analysts expect strong earnings growth over the next few years, with favorable projections of up to 50% by 2026. While there is some volatility in the stock's performance due to competition and pricing differences, particularly from Novo Nordisk (NVO), Eli Lilly's diversified drug pipeline and financial strength provide a strong foundation. However, many experts suggest waiting for a pullback before entering, as the stock is experiencing high RSI levels and could be overbought. The anticipated introduction of an oral version of its weight-loss drug represents a potential game-changer that could expand market opportunities significantly, reinforcing the bullish outlook for LLY in the long run.

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WAIT

High PE. Huge expectations baked into the price. Long-term effects of these weight-loss drugs are not yet proven. Any hiccup or negative news will slam the stock, and that might be your entry point.

BUY

He should have deemed this a buy, don't trade stock, but he wasn't sure about their latest drug test results. Turns out that those results were fine. he got that call wrong.

BUY

They have the best model among pharma, spending years to develop their drug pipeline, like their weight-loss drug. Their superior research is their secret sauce. They don't have a patent cliff like their peers. They are a growth name without buying other companies.

BUY

Novo and Eli Lilly have both run up, but there's still more room to go, given the strong demand for their weight-loss drug. Insurers will probably pay for these drugs, because without them consumers couldn't afford them. Sure, others are developing their own drugs, but it's not easy. Pfizer just announced it's giving up.

WAIT

The weight loss part is driving the stock and the company has a very good hold on this growth area. Weight loss drugs also have very good other benefits. It is more diversified than NOVO which he owns. In time the insurance companies will have to cover these drugs.

BUY

He strongly disagrees with some analysts who say that the new weight-loss drugs won't move the needles of their company stocks. He expects huge demand for these drugs to battle diabetes, which would prevent many other diseases. He sees a lot of runway ahead for LLY and Novo Nordisk.

HOLD
Room to run?

A winner over the last year. Obesity drugs are going to be everywhere, and sales estimates keep increasing. Valuation's moved very high on momentum. Catalyst for the next decade or longer will be pill form (set for approval in 2024) vs. injection, as well as tweaks to performance. The stock will trade on drug performance and market sentiment.

DON'T BUY

Difficult to predict success of wright loss drugs. Demand for products growing nonetheless. Difficult to predict success of business in general. Would recommend sector ETF instead. 

BUY

Its hit diabetes drug may be the best-selling drug of all time. It just hit all-time highs today.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jun 22/23, Up 15%)

The weight-loss jobs are the biggest innovation in pharma since the Covid vaccine. By market cap, LLY is the most important drug company in the world. Their Ozempic drug has been a huge successful, reducing weight and heart attacks. A negative side effect likely would have turned up by now, so he expect sales volume to keep rising, up to over $120 billion annually.

HOLD

Loves the stock, but LLY has had a monster run this year. Is going down now, but it will bounce. LLY's drug will be the greatest performer of all time.

SELL ON STRENGTH

Is up 4% this month. To be disciplined, he took some money off the table.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 07/22, Up 59%)

Beneficiary of obesity drug development.
Healthcare sector growing. 
Demand for obesity reduction growing.
Selling on strength, but still owns shares.

COMMENT

Both companies are leaders in the diabetes market which is one of the fastest growing areas. Although Eli Lilly is more well rounded he has owned Novo for many years. They are both in a good spot in developing drugs for Obesity - the question is will the insurance companies cover these drugs since Obesity is not a disease.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Unlike other healthcare stocks, this has rallied 50% this year. Their diabetes drugs has great potential, but Wall Street doesn't appreciate it. LLY's Alzheimer's drug is in the late stages, also promising.

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