PFE

planethempnaarea

I am with you on PFE - $10K on calls for Tuesday. They are still lower 20% from the YoY highs so, if they double beat, it could be a nice move. Other Pharmas have already reported and also beaten so will see how this will play out on Tuesday

Jabroni_16

Hope you all cucks listened to me and bought $PFE.

Big-Association-239

I also bought PFE last year because it was at 5 year lows....and it's only sunk further. Thankfully it's up a bit and I believe I will at least break even if I keep holding

west-coast-engineer

PFE, O, REITs, and SOXL (short term only!!!)

Jabroni_16

You should have gotten in on $PFE. You would have made millions by now. Lol

Altruistic_Bat_7344

Is PFE a buy

jusjones314

PFE PE is -200 sum'n... Of course it's calls... Literally the only logical move. And what's crazy is I'm not even fucking playing.

planethempnaarea

FULL REGARD Mode on: Coin Calls for August 2nd, Btc conference. Calls on Sofi, Puts on Sbux and calls on PFE - make or break - Godspeed

bigred1702

My thesis is that rate cuts are coming so boomers will move cash from HYSA to stocks with high dividend yields and name recognition. TLDR $PFE makes my dick grow so it will make my money grow.

Acrobatic_Low_1965

Eli Lilly Earnings DD- The weight loss drugs and injections won't generate much revenue anymore. There are close to 10-20 companies in phases for trial for these weight loss medications. Due to this there will many players undercutting each other and LLY will not be able to charge $2k per month's supply anymore. Maybe like $200, which would decrease their revenue by 90% on Mounjaro. Far too much competition. Eli Lilly foundation has been dumping shares for the whole year on a daily basis almost. Their total shares went from 105M to 95M this year alone. The hedge funds and investment firms are dumping it as well. Rotation out of Mega caps is also hurting LLY. Insanely high PE of 120 even after that 15% crash. Competitors like PFE or ROCHE is only 20-30 PE. It looks like this stock won't find support until $620 according to Wall Street analysts.

Acrobatic_Low_1965

Eli Lilly Earnings DD The weight loss drugs and injections won't generate much revenue anymore. There are close to 10-20 companies in phases for trial for these weight loss medications. Due to this there will many players undercutting each other and LLY will not be able to charge $2k per month's supply anymore. Maybe like $200, which would decrease their revenue by 90% on Mounjaro. Far too much competition. Eli Lilly foundation has been dumping shares for the whole year on a daily basis almost. Their total shares went from 105M to 95M this year alone. The hedge funds and investment firms are dumping it as well. Rotation out of Mega caps is also hurting LLY. Insanely high PE of 120 even after that 15% crash. Competitors like PFE or ROCHE is only 20-30 PE. It looks like this stock won't find support until $620 according to Wall Street analysts.

GMEdumpster

How come so many people are choosing PFE?

Jabroni_16

$PFE on Tuesday is where the erotica is 🥶🥶

Jabroni_16

I’m buying more $PFE

MaxDragonMan

I feel similarly. It feels like I've missed the GLP train for shots... but I can try and get in on them before a pill version releases. The addressable market for these drugs is going (unironically) huge, and a pill instead of a shot will be the real holy grail. (Though the possibility of taking it once a month instead of once a week is still a huge step forward.) The question is if you try to get in via VKTX, LLY, NVO, PFE, or all the above.

Jabroni_16

Pick up $PFE.

Pojihut

$PFE quietly in the background, on course for its sixth green week in a row

Illustrious_Elk_4849

Short squeeze on PFE ? Lmao 

Jabroni_16

Buy $PFE cucks. We moon soon

housemouse431

got lucky as fuck today scalped some azo calls, GE puts from yesterday, and PFE calls ive been holding. somehow i know ill be giving back all the green tomorrow 

drew-gen-x

I've been buying $BMY the last 2 months. I've also been considering $PFE. It's nice to see someone else here looking for opportunities outside of tech.

Altruistic_Bat_7344

I think BMy and PFE will explode now

xdsofakingdom

$PFE doesnt give a FUCK about the market

Illustrious_Elk_4849

I own PFE and JNJ, aka “I’m the guy who knocks” only once in 5 years though

GodfatherofBullMafia

Letting my Tesla puts ride. Adding BA, PFE, AMZN calls for earnings. Might throw a little on LDOS puts if this pentagon leak is substantial

GodfatherofBullMafia

PFE and BA for earnings next eeek

Illustrious_Elk_4849

Is the PFE the only stock that gets sold before ex dividend date ?  pure trash

DemisHassabisFan

I got five PFE vaccines for COVID. I am gigavaxxed up 

Illustrious_Elk_4849

They have massacred my boy PFE for no reason again 

DegenOptionGuy

Holding nothing but 20k in Goog and PFE calls for earnings

atxBravo6

I trade risky plays that have higher win percentages. Remember, the name of the game is "Buy Low, Sell High" My strategy for daytrading options: Wait for the stock to make a move, don't try to predict it at market open. For example, if SPY is down for the day, I'll only look at Call options, and wait until both the option chart and underlying stock chart (SPY in this case) both look like they're going to rebound according to technicals. I found that looking at the option chart is very helpful, as it sometimes gives a more clear story. You'll need to practice with your indicators of choice, paper trade first. Long story short, wait for the stock to make a move, then trade the opposite direction. Of course, this isn't a perfect strategy, but for something like SPY, or any of the big names (AAPL, MSFT, META, AMZN, etc.), they almost always have a decent bounce on a red day. For swing trading options: Follow the big money. I first look at stocks that are down for the year. Reminder, we want to try our best to Buy Low Sell High. Then, I look at the options chain and look for a Call contract with larger Open Interest (OI) than the others. In ThinkOrSwim, it allows you to open the chart of your option contract of choice. Add the OpenInterest indicator and look at the yearly chart. It'll show where there are spikes of OpenInterest, and big, out of the ordinary spikes often indicate whales buying up contracts. If the OI spike was recent, and you're able to get in at around the same price as the when the spike happened, it's often a good indicator that a whale knows something's coming, and that the stock will climb. After finding the high OI contract, I usually buy the same strike price expiring 2 weeks to a month after that high OI contract. For example, if I notice a high OI spike for $PFE July 19 $30 Call, I'll buy the August 16 $30 Call. This way you give it more time to climb, slightly decreasing your risk. It also gives more wiggle room to pick up more contracts if they dip more. Always stick to options with close Bid/Ask spreads! Preferably 1 or 2 penny difference. I've been able to be profitable doing these. It does take practice recognizing these plays, but it's worth looking into imo.

Jabroni_16

Pick up some $PFE calls, cucks!

NeonDr33mer

Nice, I dig MSFT logo too. Since you like dividends, you could consider diversifying into some healthcare (like ABBV or maybe PFE), REITs (I like PLD, ADC) or maybe div growth utilities like NEE.

kma2885

All I know is that guy Josh brown on cnbc has been the best predictor. PFE at 26 was buy so I imagine it’s fine as is to start getting in. His thesis was all the sellers were done and the p/e was too low.

Jabroni_16

Here! My $PFE calls are flourishing

DegenOptionGuy

PFE calls were feee money on that intraday reversal. Rotation into value and earnings this week gonna make this this fly 10%

DegenOptionGuy

Cure for cancer and Alzheimer? PFE CALLS

User1542x

Don’t reco LEAPS for high volatile stocks, paying a fortune and can go either way… DJT, just buy thru election… Also chip stocks are great, until they are not… tech or geopolitics change things very quickly as we’ve seen last few days… Google, Amazon, etc - won’t lose on these… Also, check out some of the healthcare stocks, they been depressed for a bit… JNJ, PFE, etc

DegenOptionGuy

Buying the PFE dip for earnings loading 8/2 calls

ElephantMiserable531

For your IRA, I would recommend diversifying with individual stocks in key sectors like technology (AAPL, MSFT), healthcare (JNJ, PFE), and consumer goods (PG, KO). Also, consider investing in REITs for real estate exposure and ADRs like Nestlé (NSRGY) for international diversification. For your taxable account, you could increase your exposure to BRK/B and add high-quality stocks to balance the high allocation to Treasury securities. I'm not an expert, but if you want more help, I can connect you with an academy I joined recently. It's been great, not expensive, and with the results I've seen, I could say it paid for itself.

yodamelon

How is PFE still under $35? The POTUS has COVID FFS 

Patient_Ad_6209

I think the key here is "my best". These are all hot stocks that have ran up recently and MMs are profit taking and de-risking a bit. Basic they are moving money from NVDA at 80 PE to INTC at 35 or instead of LLY at 125 PE move some to PFE at 12.

AreYouNobody_Too

PFE was oversold when it was down to about $25 and should realistically be around $33. I'm not sure how attractive it is as a stock now that it's back at $30. I disagree with the people clamoring that it's a bad move (for the right price) because they do more acquisition than internal development because acquisition still builds the portfolio just like new R&D does, the question is just how good you think their acquisition planning is. I have a 100 lot of shares and will be sitting on it long term. My current avg cost basis is $27 and it's up 13% over the past several months.

SoyjakvsChadRedditor

PFE is finally in an uptrend. Broke $30

CUTON1C

​​Sold my $PFE calls wayyy to early omggg

flobbley

I like to keep track of stocks I research and strongly consider buying but end up deciding not too. The most recent batch was from Feb 8th, their performance since then has been: Alcoa Corp (AA): 36% Shoe Carnival (SCVL): 45% Urban Outfitters (URBN): 12% Duckhorn Portfolio (NAPA): -10.5% Pfizer (PFE): 11% West Lake Chemical (WLKP): 7.5% Universal Logistics (ULH): 44% FMC Corp (FMC): 18.5% Eastman Chemical (EMN): 22% Combined they give an average return of 21% compared to the S&P's 12% over the same time period. But I didn't buy those, and in the same time period my portfolio has returned ~4% lol

DegenOptionGuy

Puts on BBY, MSTR, BABA. Calls on PFE. I am I boomer?

Altruistic_Bat_7344

Roche and Pfizer patterning up for obesity drugs. PFE gaining some momentum noice

DegenOptionGuy

PFE breaking out

high4days420

My PFE 29c 10/18 been through it all. Was down 40% at one point. At 2.05 now. Up 53% with plenty of time to go. Plus it’s in my Roth :)

LittleHottie8675309

Shhh, WSB hates PFE

montblanc2020

# President Joe Biden tests positive for Covid-19 at pivotal moment in reelection campaign. Calls on PFE?

yodamelon

Throwing mine at PFE calls to show support.

TheDoge420

joe brandon got that 2019 wuhan-covid flu, PFE and MRNA still dont work, nice products guys where can i buy into your companies

TheDoge420

cant be true, he's got the moderna MRNA and PFE vaccinnes therefore he cant have chinese corona virus 2019

unwanted_hair

PFE260116C00045000 +more SONY shares

Caesar_aut_nullus

Next up on orange man’s chopping block, MRNA and PFE

Hyuuuhh

As many $PFE Pfizer shares I can buy 

Employee28064212

PFE is having quite the week. Are people holding or what are people doing with it? Wish I'd done more with it when it was lower....

Hyuuuhh

Bought up some Pfizer calls $PFE ahead of earnings. Cheap as fuck for $35 Calls out to mid August

Patient_Ad_6209

My top holdings at the moment PFE, VZ, T, INTC And I had to ruin the streak with some AMZN🤣

Patient_Ad_6209

Figured I'd go back and update on some old comments, looks like this one aged well. Your call on Fomo was spot on, all PFE had to do was mention weightloss pills and these printing. FYI I paper handed and sold up 20% when I could have sold this morning up 60%. Dumped it all in VZ and T calls that are up anyways though

Fine-Can-2876

PFE finally above 30$. I hate the stock. But due for a huge pop.

NewUser579169

PFE calls are still cheap, and it's still pumping

Jabroni_16

Enter the rally cucks, don’t miss out! $PFE is where the climax is at

Euro347

Drug companies like PFE and LLY. Old people get sick and take alot of medication.....in America

kitties_ate_my_soul

Hello. Long-suffering Pfizer shareholder here. I’m sure our ‘friends’ at Wall Street already know/have planned what they are going to do that day with our poor shitco. If we moon the following days, before the ER, that’ll be a bad omen. Remember April? We ate 💩, especially after our shareholders’ meeting. We mooned during May. So… P.S.: Cramer DOES NOT recommend Pfizer. He said so when we were updated on danuglipron. That’s a good omen. Yay! PFE

Jabroni_16

Damn right, my $34 PFE Sep 20 calls need some love!

At_least_once1

LW I know nothing about. PFE I don’t see at the moment room for more than +10% MO I know very little. But if it works for you 👌🏼

Royal-Gene-9924

LW maybe? Or PFE. Or MO...

AUDL_franchisee

If you are optimistic about PFE long term then consider this as your choice: 1) Buy 100 PFE at $29.40 (7/16 \~10:45am) 2) Sell a 30AUG 28 Put (to pick one) for $0.50, and if you get assigned, you've just effectively bought PFE for $27.50 instead of $29.40.

Yamilongo

MCD, PFE, JNJ, PYPL, TLT They won't get lower probably.

txholdup

I had 1600 shares of PFE when it dropped like a rock. Now I have 2600 shares having lowered my basis when it was trading in the $25 range. But I like drug stocks and also hold ABBV, AZN, GSK, MRK, OGN, VTRS and a risky MRKR. I'm retired and like the steady income that drug stocks provide. i don't worry about the price fluctuations as I won't need to sell any of them. I get about $40k a year in dividends which is much more than I need to draw each year to live comfortably.

stickman07738

PFE is not good or bad. I have always looked at them as an acquirer of technologies, rarely if ever an innovator. Some good, some bad, and a lot of poor integration. Everyone is thinking the Seagen acquisition is a savior deal but with Pharma innovation it is always a gamble.

TanukiTrade

[Wheeling Strategy Chart for PFE](https://s3.tradingview.com/snapshots/j/j7dcImQL.png) The primary risk of the wheeling strategy lies in the events and the underlying asset itself. It is advisable to implement wheeling on an asset that you are willing to own regardless, but at a lower price than the current one. In my experience, this approach mitigates the negative impact of a possible assignment (after which you can start writing call options = covered call). Around events, the IVX value increases significantly and may rise further as the event approaches. Although the chart indicates the formation of a bottoming pattern, the market seems to price put options more expensively, suggesting an impending earnings report. If you truly believe in the underlying asset, you can capitalize on this by shorting put options. However, I wouldn't rely on anyone on Reddit regarding whether the wheeling strategy is a good idea for PFE at the current price level. :)

dismendie

If you are looking at individual stocks… I would aim for a lower starting dividend with a history of long dividend growth rate and bigger moat… I am not a fan of pharma… lots of hit or miss… regulations issues and possible r and d cost… but lots of swings and PFE seems too big to innovate… over the last ten years PFE is flat lots of up and downward swings… 5.81% dividend with a PE around 15-20 it’s almost the entire earnings plus…

echocall2

I’ve owned PFE for 20 years, my grandmother worked there and got stock options. It’s really bad, I just sold 45 of my 60 shares.

tituschao

Good for you. XBI is risky enough for me so I won't burden myself with picking out individual biotechs. I entered a small arbitrage trade after ABBV annonnced acquisition of CERE and it still hasn't closed yet. Back to wheeling PFE. Is it a good idea to pause the strategy and buy a protective put before earnings if you happen to own the stock at that moment? SBUX and NKE are also very beaten down right now. Maybe consumer stocks are a better fit if I'm concerned about stock prices constantly being rocked by events?

trader_dennis

I own LLY and NVO. I also own PFE. I do like this a lot. Mostly from integrating a number of their acquisitions over the past few years as opposed to growing their pipeline. They are full able to pay their dividend from existing cash flows. A CNBC guest likes getting 5%+ while holding from this medium trade to complete. Two of the CNBC's halftime report analysts have newer positions in this, and I think the risk reward for a turnaround looks good. I am comforable having about 1-2% of my portfolio in this for a few years. As for a 21 year old, I would not be looking for dividend stocks, and I would probably look at this as a medium to long term swing. Covid earnings comps are gone, which hit them hard over the last year or two of earnings. I also like that this stock pops and then typically will retrace back. Good for selling some short term covers to juice the returns.

dvdmovie1

No. Horrendous shareholder returns over the short and long-term to the point that should be unacceptable - stock is about where it was twenty years ago. "Secondly, they are working on a new weight-loss drug that is in the late stages of tier 3(?) trials. Other weight-loss drugs have been very profitable (looking at you Ozempic)" People kept incessantly saying "don't buy LLY or NVO buy PFE it's cheaper and has a weight loss drug too!" then the trial flopped and anyone who bought PFE because it looked cheaper rather than LLY/NVO was disappointed. The PFE drug is an oral version of danuglipron, which was the drug that PFE announced the poor trial results - high rates of adverse effects and discontinuation - of in December of last year. "While the most common adverse events were mild and gastrointestinal in nature consistent with the mechanism, high rates were observed (up to 73% nausea; up to 47% vomiting; up to 25% diarrhea). **High discontinuation rates, greater than 50%, were seen across all doses compared to approximately 40% with placebo."** "First off, it has a very attractive dividend, at $1.68 a year (5.0891%)" Don't buy a stock because of the dividend - the dividend is taken out of the share price and people have elevated the idea of dividends too much. Having a fundamental thesis and evaluating quality (management, etc) is far more important than a dividend. "Pfizer has a lot of name recognition from during Covid. " Pfizer made a lot of money from covid but their history of inept M & A means that the market isn't showing any confidence that they'll actually spend that money well.

Dependent-Key-609

14% to PFE!!!??

No-Improvement3164

Reminds me of PFE never ending decline

No-Improvement3164

Did you buy PFE at 15 year low?

No-Improvement3164

Neither are getting any love that’s for sure. They act PFE did for so long

Aromatic-Job8077

PFE gonna rip in the morning and will surely lose all my gains on the $4k in DJT calls I buy at 6:30am 

Professional_Con_007

It's out of favor right now like SBUX is and PFE and others that have dropped so much.  Global brands that are offering a great dip buy.  Like TSLA was until last week or so and META was last year and so on.   This is patience trade now no doubt it will recover with time.

housemouse431

still cant believe PFE after hours right now. the original dick pill company.

ItsBig777

Been in PFE for a while. Sleeper trade that’s gonna net a lot of wrinkled brains 💰🤑

housemouse431

okay now im really thinking calls at open on PFE. the ah action actually looks real this time 

Pin-Last

Love PFE

Pin-Last

Love PFE

Pin-Last

PFE long haul, collect div while business consolidates and pipeline returns, and comps go post vaccine-era. VALE is crazy interesting, 12% div, cyclical so decide on your exit strategy. REITs have comeback potential with 10%+ divs, NLY, EPR, IIPR, REM. 

Pin-Last

PFE is a buy/hold winner 1-3 years 

Pin-Last

PFE is one of my top holdings, bought very recently around $26.5

scwt

> 20y ago you would’ve said how much more can these multi billion dollar companies can grow ? And it would have been a good question to ask. The top 5 largest companies by market cap in 2004 were MSFT, XOM, PFE, C, and GE. Three of those are down since 2004.

Human_Ad_7045

Im with you. I went into PFE, 1,000 shares at 40. I rode it up to $51 then back down to $25. I don't usually hold a 'loser' nearly this long. I'd have been out 2 yrs ago if not for them being Pfizer. They control their destiny through rebuilding their pipeline organically and/or through acquisition. This may take another couple of years, but like you, I love the 6% yield and feel like it's "money in the bank." I'm contemplating another 500-1000 shares at current level.

Ashtonpaper

Just parsing over a few of them, it looks like high payout ratios, for at least some of them. I would think there are clear winners from China, yes, but why risk it when there’s US companies with high dividends and room to gain market share too? Geopolitical risk is the main thing. I think comparing any one of those “high dividend” Chinese stocks to something like Pfizer (PFE) right now or 3M (MMM), both down from their highs and both are around 5-6% yearly dividends.

jazerac

PFE will explode if they can get this new weight loss med through clinical trials. Stock is at a significant discount right now too. Got $150k in it earning 6% while I wait for it to pop. Might be 6 months, might be 2 years... who knows. But the 6% dividend pays me more than most buy and hold stocks touted on Reddit.

heretoread8

It feels like a massive psy op today but during Rona and operation warp speed; we’d all wait to hear orange man speak and give daily updates hoping he’d pump the markets This man literally named tickers (CVS, MRNA, PFE) on live tv and we’d all rejoice if we had calls and FOMO in the next day Good times, Pepperidge farms members those days It’s always been a fucking game

Jabroni_16

Buy $30 PFE calls