Pfizer Inc (PFE-N)

Their next report must show progress in their Seagen division or shares will fall.

Disappointing. Pharma needs to have a pipeline. Weight-loss and diabetes drug companies are the stars. Good company, but not a great stock. At some point, there will be a rally, though it might be a dead cat bounce. Don't own for the long term. If you have puts on it, you're in a decent position.

Strong dividend yield. Will continue to own shares. Weakness after the Covid-19 expected, but large decrease a surprise. However, strong pipeline of new drugs, and well known brand name. Expecting stock price to appreciate in the future. 

Look at the 30-year chart. Stock's around the same price today as then, despite the 10s of billions in acquisitions over the years. Partly speaks to industry conditions, partly to lack of blockbuster drugs. Dividend secure. Terrible investment for decades. Yield is 6%.

Pays a 6% dividend, which is good as rates fall. The PE is low, because they don't a lot of high-quality drug prospects now, but they bought Seagen which he really likes.

At a pivotal point on the technical charts. Based down early this month and just moved up to 200-day MA, which is falling. If it can break that, it's positive for the stock. Really great dividend of 5.76% is fairly safe. If you're patient, it's OK. Stronger growth companies in healthcare, such as weight loss and diabetes. 8% growth rate.

US dividend stocks don't usually pay nearly as much as Canadian ones. If he's looking for income, there are tax and other advantages to owning Canadian dividend stocks, especially in non-registered portfolios. 

Underperformer in the sector. Not in a growth area, which is weight loss right now. So he'd probably look at LLY and NVO. Those pipelines are probably going to be fairly robust.

Ex-Covid, this is one of the biggest pharmas in the world that generates huge cash flow that supports a 6% dividend. He targets mid-$40s.

Selloff due to less demand from post Covid-19 selling. Believes was overvalued during. However, right now - could be a good time to buy. Expecting share price to recover to $40-$45. Would hold - good for long term investors. Owns in portfolio. 

Great company, that has turned the corner. Solid dividend with lots of cash on the balance sheet. 

It hasn't done much since the 1990's except during Covid. It's surprising that it is hiring a chief strategy and innovation officer that has been down on the stock for a decade, except for the oncology component.

Believes stock is bottoming out right now. New products are going to present opportunity. ~5.5% also good. 

They pay over a 6% dividend and trades at 9x PE. A wonderful story here. Will grow at a realistic 3-8% as you collect that dividend.

It is down 60% from its peak and trading at 10X forward earnings with a 6% dividend yield, It took the windfall cash from the Covid vaccines, etc. and re-invested in new growth areas such as cancer, diabetic and weight loss treatments/ drugs., It is out of favour and there is potential for growth.
Buy 11  Hold 15  Sell 0

It reports Wednesday. He wants to hear how their purchase of Seagan has impacted the numbers.