NYSE:TEVA

Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA)

34.43
-0.03 (0.09%)
as of Aug 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA-N) has garnered mixed reviews from various experts, reflecting a dynamic yet cautious outlook on its performance. In recent months, the stock has significantly appreciated, showing a 264% increase since early 2023 under the leadership of its current CEO. Despite this positive trajectory, experts express concerns regarding the erosion of prices in the GLP market as more generics come into play, which could impact Teva's profitability. While it has exhibited strong momentum and accumulated growth since breaking the $21 mark in September, there's skepticism about its level of innovation in an increasingly competitive pharmaceutical landscape. Analysts project a bullish target price of $34.50, underlining potential optimism despite the caveats presented in the commentary.

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Mixed
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Fair Value
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COMMENT
Likes the generic drug space, especially with the new US administration. There are a lot of moves up in estimates, both quarterly and annual. He also likes Mylan (MYL-Q), which has a little bit more growth and probably cheaper on a PE level.
DON'T BUY
Once generic stocks have their products in place they can milk it for several years to come. He wouldn't be looking at this right now.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 21/08. Up 14.55%.)
TOP PICK
Has 25% of the US generic drug market. Generics will gain with the government’s new health plans. Trades at about 15X earnings. Long record of successfully increasing earnings and dividends.
BUY
Largest generic drug manufacturer globally. Grows through patents coming off existing drugs and by making acquisitions. Have also developed a number of drugs on their own.
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Countries everywhere will be looking at ways of cutting back on drug costs. This is the biggest generic drug company globally. A defensive sector.
TOP PICK
During the bear market decline, this stock held in like a rock. It's both defensive and growth. Selling at less than half of its 30% growth rate. Hitting on all cylinders.
TOP PICK
World's largest drug market and will benefit from US push to lower health care costs. Likes it for growth. Likely to see 30% in short term. Biggest risk is the development of new drug candidates.
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World’s largest generic manufacturer. With their Barr acquisition they now have 25% of the US generic market and 17% of the total prescription market. This is in an era where it looks like the US administration is moving to a more nationalized health care plan
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Worlds largest maker of generic drugs. US administration is likely to push forward towards greater use of generics that would give them a $9.2 billion savings over the next 10 years. This company will be a beneficiary. Made an acquisition last year of Barr Pharmaceuticals, which will give them good synergies.
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Israeli-based pharmaceutical company. Recently completed an acquisition of US Barr Pharmaceuticals giving them the largest share (25%) of the generic market in the US. US healthcare focus on generics is going to increase. Leader in producing new generics and is able to negotiate better prices for its products. Earnings in 2010 are expected to increase by more than 30%. Small but growing dividend.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 26/02. Down 10.2%.)
TOP PICK
Generic drugs. Manufactures more than 25% of the US market. In a move to more universal medicine in the US, generic manufacturers are going to be big beneficiaries. Earnings are likely to increase by 50% in the 2009 to 2012 period. Trading at 15X earnings.
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) Likes this as a company. In the very short run the health care stocks are under performing in the last couple of weeks. If you like pharmaceuticals, this is one that you could purchase.
DON'T BUY
Outsource pharmaceutical manufacturer of generic drugs. No barriers to stop others from doing the same kind of business. He prefers Johnson & Johnson (JNJ-N) or Novartis (NVS-N) who specialize in what they do.
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