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Finding PFE's bottomAccording the CFRA's note, PFE estimates it has about $17B of revenues at risk between 2025 and 2030 due to looming loss of exclusivity. On the other hand, though, we think the pipeline is strong enough to offset these risks and thrive. PFE has 19 drugs in development (including 15 developed in-house) with potential for FWB:20B in revenues by 2030. PFE may not be dependent on more M&A to replenish its portfolio after the Seagen acquisition. The SGX:43B Seagen acquisition, once approved in the late 2023/early 2024 expected time frame, should have a strong contribution to oncology sales. Risks include fiercer competition for the Covid19 vaccine as new players enter the market, new surges of Covid-19 infections reducing hospital visits and new patient starts, unfavorable rulings by the FDA on Pfizer’s drug development candidates in its pipeline, and unexpected generic patent challenges.
NYSE:PFELong
by KhanhC.Hoang
PFE | Recession Proof Stock | Fundamental and Technical analysisNYSE:PFE Pfizer Inc. (PFE) is a leading pharmaceutical company with a diverse portfolio of drugs and products, including vaccines, oncology, and rare disease treatments. The successful rollout of COVID-19 vaccines has been a significant driver of Pfizer's revenue growth, with revenue increasing from HKEX:41 billion in 2020 to HKEX:81 billion in 2021 and $100 billion in 2022. Historically, healthcare demand has been relatively stable during economic downturns, as consumers prioritize their health even in times of financial hardship. While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented disruption in the healthcare industry and the broader economy, Pfizer's strong financial position and focus on critical healthcare products and services position the company well for long-term success. Based on my short-term technical analysis, I have a bearish target price of TP1: HKEX:37 and TP2: $34.5 and a bullish target price of TP1: TASE:TASECTORBALANCE and TP2: $46.50. It's important to consider both technical and fundamental factors, as well as the broader economic and industry-specific trends when making investment decisions. Overall, Pfizer's strong revenue growth, diverse portfolio of products, and focus on innovation and development suggest a strong outlook for the company. While the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and related public health measures should be monitored, Pfizer's financial strength and history of innovation position the company well for long-term success in the healthcare industry.
NYSE:PFE
by shkspr
2
PFE Large Cap Pharma increased its dividendPFE just raised its dividend On the chart it has been trending downward as shown also by a down sloping anchored VWAP bands. Price is currently sitting at long term support and two standard deviations below VWAP. It appears to be ready to reverse from the deep undervalued area. In confirmation, teh voume indicator shows moderate increased relative volume compared with March. I see this as a good opportunity to enter a swing long trade or investment. PFE has its increased dividend as a hint to shareholders of increasing earnings also with the next generation of COVID vaccines in the pipeline along with a diversified line of other products. The only thing that will slow PFE down in federal legislation to limit the retail MSRP prices of its products to all consumers including those with no insurance and commercial coverage outside federal programs. PFE is solid as a rock. I see the buy signal.
NYSE:PFELong
by AwesomeAvani
2
$PFE: Trend signal predicts a bottom$PFE has a similar setup to $MRNA here, both are attractive buys from a valuation and technical standpoint here and have been beaten down lately due to the situation with rates, banking woes and negative news about COVID vaccines, COVID lock downs, etc. (a general more negative perception of health measures taken by the US govt since 2020 likely part of the reason for the decline here) The companies still have valuable IP and profitable businesses that can rerate higher over time, specially now that the broad market appears to be trending up long term again. Best of luck! Cheers, Ivan Labrie.
NYSE:PFELong
by IvanLabrie
💉 Pfizer, Inc. Goes Bearish | 44, 39 and 34 Coming NextThe PFE stock, Pfizer, Inc., looks like is about to take a deep dive... Going red... Let's have a look! The most obvious signal is the weekly candle today moving below EMA50, telling us that this stock is preparing to drop for months. Pfizer, Inc. peaked December 2021. In mid-December 2022 PFE printed the inverted hammer bearish candlestick pattern or shooting star. This candlestick came at a long-term lower high (Dec. 2022 vs Dec. 2021). Trading volume has been decreasing since November 2020. The RSI has moved below 50, now bearish, and is trending down strong. The next and at the same time critical support level is 48.24. If this level breaks, PFE is going to move to 39.91 as a new low with even lower possible, but this level is the main one. Bearish target of 39.91 at 0.618 Fib. retracement level followed by 0.786 or 33.98. There is something going on at Twitter as well... I don't know... Do your own research... Not only about trading but also about your health. Thank you for reading. Namaste.
NYSE:PFEShort
by AlanSantana
1
Pfizer Stock: More Than Just COVID-19 VaccinesYou may be familiar with the negative sentiment surrounding Pfizer, with many citing the company's heavy reliance on its COVID-19 vaccine Comirnaty and antiviral therapy Paxlovid as a cause for concern. In addition to this, several of Pfizer's top-selling drugs will face patent expirations in the near future, leading many to believe that the company's stock will suffer. While there are certainly challenges facing Pfizer, the conclusion that its stock will suffer is flawed. Despite the company's current predicament, there is a lot to be excited about. Let's explore why Pfizer's stock is becoming increasingly attractive. Over the past five weeks, Pfizer has received a string of positive news. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Cibinqo for the treatment of adolescents with atopic dermatitis, marking a significant milestone for the company's growth strategy. Additionally, a late-stage study evaluating the combination of Talzenna and Xtandi to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer produced positive results, reducing the risk of disease progression or death by 37%. Furthermore, Pfizer announced that regulatory applications for elranatamab had been accepted by the FDA and the European Medicines Agency for the treatment of multiple myeloma. The company expects FDA approval to be granted later this year. In addition, an FDA advisory committee voted to approve Pfizer's respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine for older adults, which could open up a major market opportunity for the company. On March 10, the FDA approved Zavzpret for the treatment of migraine. Pfizer acquired the drug as part of its purchase of Biohaven in 2022. The company also announced plans to acquire Seagen for $43 billion, which caused Pfizer's stock to rise significantly. The acquisition will provide Pfizer with four approved cancer drugs and promising antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) that could generate $10 billion in risk-adjusted revenue by 2030. Despite all of these positive developments, Pfizer's stock remains undervalued by investors. Its price is still nearly 35% below its late 2021 high, trading at just 12 times expected earnings. However, the company's dividend has risen to 4.1%, its highest level since mid-2021. Investors seem to be fixated on the difficulties associated with COVID-19 and its treatment, but Pfizer predicts that even on this front, there is good news to come. The company expects demand for Comirnaty to rise to 98 million doses by 2026 due to the launch of the combination flu vaccine COVID. Additionally, demand for Paxlovid is predicted to grow steadily over the next few years, with the possibility of promoting antiviral therapy in China. In conclusion, while there are certainly challenges facing Pfizer, the outlook for the company's stock is better than many people think. Despite the conventional wisdom that Pfizer's stock will suffer, the company is making significant strides towards achieving its goals. Investors should take note of the recent positive developments and consider investing in this pharmaceutical giant.
NYSE:PFEShort
by FOREXN1
10
3/17 Watchlist + NotesGoing off of yesterday's watchlist and notes, we were expecting bullish movement on SPY and we got it. Very strong close again on SPY leads me to believe we will see a push higher again tomorrow, but I am not entirely sure how much higher. With that being said, I think we are set for a solid friday session. The scanner only had 5 tickers on it today with our main focus being on PFE but I will get into that later. tickers and bias include: KO - 3-1 : Slightly Bullish JNJ - 2-1: Slightly Bullish BABA - 2-1 : Slightly Bearish HD - 2-1-1: Neutral CAT - 2-1: Neutral PFE - 3-1: Bullish PFE is my main focus for tomorrow. It has a similar setup to DOCU from yesterday's list, which is an inside day with a gap to the upside, while having an underlying bullish bias. Looking to break 40.49. If this happens, we target 40.82, 41.13, and 41.26 (Top of daily fair value gap, high of day from the day that created the most recent FVG, and high of last week/bottom of second most recent daily FVG). Overall just going to play it like any other day and watch what SPY and VIX are doing while seeing if any of the inside days from this list breakout. If They break in the direction that SPY is moving then I will consider playing them. I do want to mention that besides PFE, JNJ, and HD, the other setups are not ideal to play, but I want to include them anyways because 1, they were on the scanner, and 2, sometimes these setups surprise me with how well they perform regardless of how they look at first.
NYSE:PFE
by Alanger17