NYSE:PFE

Pfizer Inc (PFE)

25.01
+0.10 (0.40%)
as of Jul 31, 2026, 8:00:00 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 facing challenges following its pandemic-driven peak during which it surged due to COVID-19 vaccine sales. Experts have pointed out a lack of earnings momentum and concerns over a patent cliff, as key drugs have come off patent and the company needs to innovate to develop new blockbuster drugs. Despite these challenges, many analysts emphasize the attractive dividend yield, which remains around 6-8%. The company is pivoting towards growth areas such as obesity and oncology, and while there's a general belief that PFE is under pressure, patience from investors could yield positive results. Several insights indicate that while it may not attract immediate growth, the company’s efforts in acquisitions and drug development could eventually pay off, given time.

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Hold
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Undervalued
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 10/06. No change.) A large cap stock that is going into transition. Sold their consumer products area. Wants to see how this affects the balance sheet. 4% dividend. Still likes.
BUY
All the major drug stocks are starting to act better. In the state of market, money moves from risky stocks to defensive stocks. Has a great yield. A good place to be.
WEAK BUY
Under performed Merck (MRK-N) quite dramatically. Between these two would prefer to own Merck. Making a bit of a bottoming pattern which is constructive. Needs to take out some resistance and if they can break through the $26 level there could be some good upside.
TOP PICK
It has a model price of $33.93 which is a 42% positive differential. Have now sold their consumer division and their balance sheet is going to be a lot smaller. You get the same earnings, but with a smaller balance sheet, which creates, value.
DON'T BUY
The drug sector continues to be weak in general and is a group that has under performed during the last 2/3 years. This one has even under performed the group.
TOP PICK
Have cleared their problems with Cellebrex. Selling their consumers product division for $16 billion cash. This will probably go to share repurchase, increased dividends and acquisition of promising drugs from small companies. Cheap.
BUY
Great dividend yield. Probably one of the worst performing sectors in the S&P. Lots of cost cutting opportunities. A number of drugs along the pipeline. Trading at around 8/9 X earnings. Pristine balance sheet.
BUY
A real defensive story. Have tremendous internal cash flow. Have a sound dividend and they buy back stocks. A real value play. New drugs coming out are really solid.
BUY
Got rid of a lot of their past problems. The whole drug sector has been a difficult place to be because of pricing pressures, lawsuits, etc. The worst is now over. Large pharmaceuticals are international, so as the US$ drops, their foreign assets increase.
BUY
A cheap company. The sector is cheap. Really great yield. Expects they will be getting rid of their consumer products division this year, which will give the stock a boost.
BUY
Near 4% yield which is very attractive. Good level to buy. Trading at about 12 X earnings. Gives about 35% return on equity. No debt.
TOP PICK
His model price is $38, a 49% positive differential. Pays a nice fat dividend.
TOP PICK
Has an ace dividend yield of about 3%. Turning things around. Have a good pipeline. Has there consumer products operation up for sale but thinks they will spin it out to the shareholders. Very little downside risk.
BUY
Owns Teva (TEVA-Q) as a growth stock and owns this one as a value stock. This one seems to be doing things correctly, more so than Merk (MRK-N). Feels the environment has bottomed out and will be getting better. Low risk.
BUY
Likes the pharmaceutical sector. This one is very cheap. Dividend of 3.5%. Trading at 10 X earnings.
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