NYSE:PFE

Pfizer Inc (PFE)

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as of Sep 14, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 27 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pfizer Inc. (PFE) is perceived as a defensive stock with an attractive dividend yield around 6-7%, appealing to income-focused investors. However, many experts express concern about the company's growth potential following a reliance on COVID-19 vaccine revenues, which have receded. The consensus indicates that while PFE maintains a low valuation (PE around 8-10x), its growth is stagnant or uncertain due to impending patent expirations and the challenges associated with developing new blockbuster drugs. Moreover, there are worries that the ongoing focus on acquisitions may not lead to the anticipated revenue boosts. Despite these concerns, some analysts suggest PFE could still perform well for patient investors, especially as sector interest begins to build. Ultimately, the outlook remains cautious, with a preference noted for other stocks in the pharmaceutical sector that exhibit better growth trajectories.

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Cautious
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Undervalued
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Likes the pharmaceutical industry, as it is undervalued. In the long term, it will come back. They will have to cut costs dramatically over the next several years. Cheap. Pays a 4% yield. Defensive. Won’t have dramatic moves.
TOP PICK
One for over 1, 2 and 3 years. Lost their major new blockbuster drug, but it wasn’t due on the market until Lipitor came off patent, 4 years out. Has $38 billion in cash and generates about $14 billion cash a year. Dividend yield of 3.9% and sees it going up a lot.
DON'T BUY
What happened to their drug yesterday will probably mean the stock will stay down for awhile.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 3/06. Down 4.2%.) Have sold their consumer products division and have a tremendous amount of cash coming in, giving them a very strong balance sheet. A Hold.
BUY
Pharmaceutical and health care area has been very difficult. Has done better in the last 6 months. A cheap stock.
WEAK BUY
Pharmaceutical sector is trading at very low valuations. Prefers Wyeth (WYE-N), which has a better growth profile, better portfolio of drugs. Also don’t have the problem of patent expirations that Pfizer does.
DON'T BUY
His top choice in large pharmas is Eli Lilly (LLY-N). One of the major concerns that pharmacy companies have is patent expiration and generics coming in. This company is not well positioned to fend off generics.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 11/06. Up 12.8%.) 3.6 % dividend. Still more upside. But pipeline. Money continues to flow into the multinationals, which will benefit this company.
BUY
3.4% dividend. The stock has been steadily rising over the last four months. Should be a core holding.
HOLD
This group has been forgotten over the last 5 years as it wildly under-performed the market. They all went to virtually zero growth rate and now there is a pick up. There is cost cutting and they are under owned. Likes this space. This would not be his number one choice but it is okay.
DON'T BUY
Reached his model price and he sold his holdings.
BUY
Pipeline has been a little hurt because of competition, but the valuation is as cheap as it has been in 20 years.
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His favourite large drug stock. Has been beaten up pretty badly. Has a great product pipeline, even with patents coming off. Swimming in cash. Doing a share buyback and have increased their dividends.
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Very cheap. Pays a nice yield. There were some issues with management and there has been a change. The pharmaceutical industry as a whole is undervalued.
PAST TOP PICK
The stock has increased since he picked it. They have raised their dividends. It has a high yield. He continues to own.
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