NYSE:PFE

Pfizer Inc (PFE)

24.98
-0.03 (0.12%)
as of Aug 3, 2026, 3:02:42 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 23 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pfizer Inc (PFE) is currently navigating a challenging landscape post-COVID, grappling with the loss of patent exclusivity on several of its major drugs. Analysts express a mix of cautious optimism and concern about the company's ability to develop new blockbuster drugs to replenish its pipeline. The consensus highlights a generous dividend yield, typically around 6-8%, which appeals to income-focused investors. However, there's significant uncertainty regarding growth, with many experts pointing to the company's recently acquired drugs and strategic focus on obesity and oncology as potential avenues for future success. Overall, while the stock is deemed undervalued based on its low price-to-earnings ratio, the lack of immediate catalysts for growth and dependency on dividends reflect a complex investment landscape.

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Cautious
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Undervalued
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BUY

Likes this stock. Pays a nice 3.7% dividend. You are not buying this necessarily for strong earnings per share growth long-term. You are buying it for cash flow and dividend yield. Growth rate of the dividend yield should be around 8.5% per year projected over the next 3 years.

TOP PICK

All the drugs are moving. We are finally in a good space for them. Model of $28.28. 19% upside.

TOP PICK
Base pharmaceutical company and have an AA rating. Chart shows a long upward trend. 3.75% dividend yield. Stop loss would be about $20.25. Target price of $31.
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) A cash cow. Not a lot of growth here but a good yield.
DON'T BUY
Like many of the pharmaceutical companies, it has been a very slow grower. Structurally, with US legislature, it is difficult to fund drugs that are going to be successful that would generate a cash flow that will pay back the company before they go generic. Feels that this company gives you a good return but you are stuck with the low single digit growth. Better opportunities elsewhere.
DON'T BUY
Will be issuing an IPO on their pet medicine branch. This is the right step to downsize a little. A mammoth company that is having difficulty in getting all the pieces growing at the same time. Sold their nutrition business. Very low multiple and a nice yield but just not enough growth.
BUY
Model price $26.71, 21% upside. This market is looking for yield, which is 3.9% here. A perfect candidate if you want to hide in equities. Likes this space also.
HOLD
Generally, healthcare sector tends to be more defensive and stable. Nice yield of about 4%. Also expects there are some catalysts around the areas that this company might change or spin off, which could enhance shareholder value
TOP PICK
We are in an environment where dividends count. This one gives a 3% plus yield. Any time the market goes through deflationary pockets, money rotates back to consumer staples, drugs, etc.
BUY
Thinks there is lots of potential. Drug stocks are severely under owned. The patent cliff that people were looking for has already happened and they are looking forward to the new drugs that are coming along. The CEO decided PFE was too big so any big drug coming along would have to be mammoth to have an impact, so he is actively talking about selling off some parts of the business, such as the Animal health. Nice yield. Earnings start to grow after next year or two.
HOLD
Prefers Teva to Pfizer. PFE does not have the growth profile. 11 or 12 times earnings. Abbot labs are good too. If it falls 10% he would be all over it.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 28/11. Up 13.97%.)
DON'T BUY
Dividend is safe, growth prospects of many of the large Parma are very muted.
BUY
Pharma: The trend is really looking quite good. Hasn’t looked at Pfizer in a while. There was a time when it was 0% return for 10 years. Now, it is in the right sector and it is moving.
COMMENT
One of the defensive stocks that did very, very well last year. Starting to see it roll over a little bit. Technically speaking it still looks pretty sound with the 200 day moving upwards and the 50 day moving across the 200 day very recently. Dividend is about 4%. Doesn't look at this as a tremendous growing company but is in the mid to high single digit range.
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