NYSE:PFE

Pfizer Inc (PFE)

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+0.37 (1.46%)
as of Jun 4, 2026, 6:38:50 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 31 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pfizer Inc (PFE) is facing significant challenges stemming from a patent cliff, leading to concerns about its drug pipeline and growth prospects in the coming years. Analysts emphasize the company's attractive dividend yield, which hovers around 6-7%, making it appealing for income-focused investors. However, many reviews suggest that the lack of earnings momentum and the need for new blockbuster drugs remain critical issues. Despite a robust pipeline and recent acquisitions, the absence of immediate catalysts for growth has left investors cautious. Overall, while Pfizer provides a decent dividend, its future performance hinges on successful drug development and navigating market sentiment around healthcare reforms.

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Hold
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Undervalued
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WEAK BUY
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.
DON'T BUY
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.
BUY
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.
BUY

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.

COMMENT
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.
BUY
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.
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PAST TOP PICK
(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.
DON'T BUY
Likes it under $40-$36. A bit overbought right now. A good value play and dividend player but would not chase it here. There is probably limited upside here.
BUY

Opportunity for Pfizer and J&J are solid. You give up some appreciation when you select a stock with higher yield. However, total return is the most important. There is more diversification with JNJ with medical supplies. Pfizer's partnership with BioNtech is positive. There is renewed chatter about drug price controls. Both offer good prospective.

WAIT

They report Tuesday. Despite a successful Covid drug, the stock has done nothing because they have a slew of patents about to expire. That said, it's a fine stock with good managers and a safe dividend yield. You could do a lot worse. You would wait before the report.

DON'T BUY

Not overly bullish on healthcare as a whole, as its growth may be less attractive. Likes medical devices, with a built-in backlog due to Covid. He owns SYK. There should be a significant pickup in procedures over the next 2 years. SYK has strong earnings growth, near a 1-year high. Also look at IHI, the medical devices ETF, packed with companies leading the healthcare sector.

DON'T BUY
Their vaccine has been a boon to their revenues, which jumped 30% in a one year, but this is likely a round trip. Also, margins on this vaccine are fairly low. The vaccine offers some benefit to PFE, but it's limited. Look elsewhere.
PARTIAL BUY
Price momentum and valuation has not lined up. It is a low volatility stock with good yield. Almost a bond replacement from the stable and reasonably priced business. Not the cheapest on EBITDA, cashflow or book value. Solid balance sheet.
DON'T BUY

As a general comment, the margins on the vaccines are not great by design. Their revenues in 2021 will grow quite smartly. The company has been stuck in the mud for some time. There will be 10% revenue growth. However, he fears it will be a one off. There is not a lot of opportunity for top line growth. There has been consolidation in the space to cut costs. Biopharma space is more positive, like Abbvie.

BUY

PFE vs. NVAX He'd absolutely go with PFE. Investors have been chasing growthy parts of the market and ignoring the stable areas. Vaccines don't move the needle for PFE the way they do for the others. A great long-term investment if you think rates will stay lower. Mature, decent balance sheet, good valuation.

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