NYSE:PFE

Pfizer Inc (PFE)

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+0.35 (1.38%)
as of Jun 4, 2026, 8:00:00 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 currently facing significant challenges, primarily due to a patent cliff and a lack of earnings momentum following the COVID-19 pandemic. Many experts express concerns over its drug pipeline, indicating that the company is in need of a blockbuster drug to drive future growth. While it maintains an attractive dividend yield—ranging from 6.4% to 7%—there is skepticism about the sustainability of this yield if new profitable drugs are not developed soon. The stock’s valuation is seen as low, trading at around 8-10 times earnings, which some experts believe might make it appealing for patient investors. However, the consensus also points to caution due to the industry-wide challenges, including cost-cutting measures and potential government pressure on drug pricing.

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Hold
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Undervalued
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TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 7/08. Down 28,2%.) Likes it for its valuation and its recent acquisition of Wyeth, which gets them into biotechnology and vaccines. Cheap on an earnings basis. Over 4% dividend. In a recession, drug stocks do relatively well. Stock has been oversold.
BUY
Currently, pharmaceutical stocks are outperforming the market. A good place to hide and to make some money. Yield of 7.2%. Lots of cash.
TOP PICK
His model price is $24.87, a 50% upside. $24 billion in cash.
SELL
Get Out! Sell. Not a fan of pharmaceuticals. Feels innovations will be in biotechnology not pharmaceuticals.
TRADE
Manufactures of the drug lipidore (the most popular cholesterol drug) Their patent is running out in 2011 - 2012 and they are considering walking away and getting into cancer drugs.
DON'T BUY
Health care space, specifically drugs and bio pharmaceuticals is interesting but this is not one that he would Buy. Continue to have issues with drugs coming off of patents and relatively low revenue growth. Would prefer something like Gilead Sciences (GILD-Q) or a generic like Teva (TEVA-Q). This is an area where you should have some exposure.
COMMENT
High dividend yield. Cheap because people think there is not much in the pipeline. Lipitor will be going off patent so earnings will drop. Almost like a short-term bond in that you get cash flow from existing drugs that are pretty dependable but not much growth. Sold his holdings about 2 years ago because of lack of growth. Relatively safe but not a lot of upside.
DON'T BUY
Have a lot of cash and produce a lot of cash flow. Very high dividend. They cannot seem to get any catalyst for growth. A lot of competition from generic drug companies.
HOLD
Losing Lipitor in a couple of years but thinks this is priced into the stock. They are doing cost cutting. Pipeline is a little weak. From a historic PE level and dividend it is a very attractive value. However, if the US is to regulate more and put price fixing on drugs, that would definitely be a negative.
BUY
Interesting sock. Almost like a bond. Price assumes there will be no significant new drugs so revenue is based on existing drugs until they come off patent. No phase 2 drugs have hit over the last 2 years.
DON'T BUY
Drugs are coming off patent and are they going to be able to replenish the pipeline? Does management have the ability to keep the cash flow chugging along? The market is telling you No. 7% yield but that there is very little else.
TOP PICK
Value manager’s dream but never has done anything. He has a model price of $30.26. 66% positive differential.
DON'T BUY
Trendline and 200-day moving average have been moving down. It has not made a base.
DON'T BUY
Owned it about a year ago with a theory that their drugs were worth what the stock price was going at hand you would make money on all the new drugs they developed. The problem is, they haven't developed any new drugs in almost 3 years. Would prefer Merck (MRK-N).
BUY
Worth considering at this price. Very cheap. Double-digit free cash flow yield and very attractive dividend yield. Lipitor will be coming off patent and pipeline of new drugs is relatively thin. Will be lucky to have 0% growth over the next 5 years but over the very long term they will get the pipeline filled.
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