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$100 Challenge Day 1- Day Trading is not for me.
The stock market is closed today, but this week is going to be wild
My portfolio vs the market +8.28% , Thanks Pfizer ! (PFE)
My portfolio vs the market +8.28% , Thanks Pfizer ! (PFE)
Entera Bio Attracts Former Pfizer Group President as It Enters a New Phase (NASDAQ: ENTX)
$NVAX: MASSIVE PFIZER PARTNERSHIP + 40% SHORT FLOAT 🔥
Please Convince Me These Pfizer LEAPS Will Expire Worthless: PFE $25 CALL 1/21/2028
A tiny JNJ call position I took for 67 dollars ended up paying almost 18x
What dogs have you sold this year with more than 15% loss
Buying the Dip midday tomorrow after some early selling.
Student with 80,000 dollar buying power, what to do?
PFE Jan '26 $20 Very Unusual Volume - What do you guys think?
Is $LEXX a multi bagger in the making???
ITM CSPs vs buying shares - impact of ex-div date on assignment and liquidity?
Should I sell ? ASST(ps new to trading lost 20 usd with PFE 24.5 call)
What are your thoughts on PFE (Pfizer)?
Is it a good time to get into PFE(Pfizer) right now?
PFE Position… good or bad news coming up tomorrow??
$PFE | Pfizer about to get the shot it needed
Whats your take on big name biotech stocks? PFE, BMY, NVO
Why real companies perform moderately worse than meme like stocks?
Statements by Kennedy that are not very clear are causing quite a bit of intraday volatility in PFE and MRNA.
Trump and RFK Jr. to Ban COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Within Months’
At what moment do you realize the market increase has broadened out
What’s on your position adjustment watchlist?
What are the long term stock holdings you are trimming right now?
Hold or Sell....When Is It Best to Sell and Cut Your Losses
Pfizer (PFE) quarterly earnings of $0.78 per share, beating the Estimate of $0.58 per share.
Built a tool to easily run monte carlo simulation.
$MDGL Madrigal - Baker Bros Windfall again like $SGEN
CRDF - Positive Data From Randomized Phase 2 Trials
Here is PFE loss porn from “value” investing. Should have bought OPEN
[Discusión] Mis 3 elecciones para comprar y mantener: PFE, ZENA y Oro
Raymond James says ACHV will surge to $20 (it's at less than $3 now) — big opportunity ahead
The Portfolio I’d Build If I Worked at Berkshire Today
I saved a years worth of my salary working at Burger King, what should I do with it?
What are the losers you keep holding and think they would come back? and why?
$NTLA - FDA wants Cures, Intellia is Delivering, Asymmetrical Bet.
Let's try like this - I bought today AES and PFE
Unh with other companies with similar drop
(05/12) Interesting Stocks Today - Major Reductions in Tariffs!
Next week's big pharma drug pricing crackdown rumors
Congress has been up to some interesting stuff this week
Congress has been making some interesting moves this week
CVKD Quick breakdown, Collab with Abbott, FDA orphan drug designation, fast track and more
CVKD Quick breakdown, Collab with Abbott, FDA orphan drug, fast track, analyst coverage and more
CVKD Quick breakdown, Collab with Abbot, FDA Orphan drug, fast track, analyst coverage and more
Eli Lilly Soars 14% in Pre-Market After Weight-Loss Pill Results Rival Ozempic’s
Not financial advice but would like opinions
Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
How I am Positioning myself in the Markets going into 2024
Does FSR really look like a buy or YOLO?
Mentions
PFE too. It’s been mentioned a few times by 🥭 and they are building new facilities in Michigan right now.
My defensive portfolio is holding mostly green. PG ABBV BRK-B TGT HD CI UNH PFE and APPL are on the red edge tho
Exactly - and as per recent NRs the business development room is hot 🔥 “We are experiencing record-high levels of business development and collaboration interest in our DehydraTECH platform, even before the upcoming BIO conference; said Richard Christopher, CEO of Lexaria Bioscience. Although confidential information, by its nature, cannot be publicly disclosed, Lexaria’s BD program has already generated a number of collaborative and potential business partnering discussions with a wide range of companies from innovative smaller biotech developers to well-known global pharmaceutical giants.” $LLY $NVO $VKTX $PFE
VOO #1 VXUS #2. Stocks…MO, ABBV, IRM MAYBE PFE
> Everything is so inflated In 2023, lots of people on here said that NVDA was overvalued and to buy cheap PYPL instead, or the tons of people on here who kept pushing PFE instead of LLY because "PFE was cheap and had an obesity drug too." PYPL and PFE are much lower than they were 3 years ago while NVDA and LLY are multiples of their 2023 prices. I'm not saying that a lot of the market isn't expensive, but 1) buying the cheap but worse thing is not always a good idea and 2) it's to a point with this sub and wanting to be bearish and contrarian where the true peak of valuation will probably be when the majority of this sub gives in and starts liking the market. "Right but how severe will the correction be? " How many people on here went to cash in March because of geopolitics only to have tech stocks go vertical off the end March lows? People scrambling to avoid a what, 10% market correction (which used to be considered healthy and normal?) This sub doomposted right through the correction and continues to, much like it did last year. At some point it really becomes, build a portfolio you can sit with and stick to it and not invest with one foot constantly out the door and feeling like you have to micromanage every day. People making investing way more stressful than it needs to be.
Today... BA, PFE, LTC, DG, ELF, GLD, META, ..MU at close
That would be interesting. My PFE and LTC boring divi stocks did well too, actually most of my stuff. I missed most of the semi rally which I hate, thought this war thing and oil would be fixed so housing and HD, and LEN , etc might move. Nope...just semis every damn day. I shorted them cuz I hated them
This was tech possibly starting a correction. Healthcare and Financials were green today. JPM, UNH, ABBV, MO, PFE, O. SPY is right where we were prior to the AI run up.
ABBV, PFE, MO, UNH, JPM, O were green. I sold JPM so there is a 99% chance it gaps up on Monday. Trimmed UNH too so there ya go! lol
KO, PFE, WM, AVY, TMO, DHR, Or just SPHD to ride out the storm.
Both are dividend stocks. PFE also up
Doing your own research helps. I also think that the restriction on certain analysis here creates a barrier to this, particularly with the cannabis sector, as many opportunities are, by their very nature, outside of common knowledge. I had a recent analysis I had to post elsewhere. Maybe the policy is a net benefit, but it will undoubtedly restrict proliferation of certain information which could be lucrative in the future. There are very few companies that yield such impressive short term returns without being obscure. There are always companies that are positioning to grow aggressively, REITs that are paying outsized returns without dilution or capital erosion, and zero to hero stories. There are a larger number of the inverse: Big companies that are about to catastrophically fail, REITs that dilute and erode into insolvency, and once great companies that go the way of Sears, Kodak, etc. It's also worth remembering that someone who turns 30k into $1 million and then realizes that will only walk away with 500-700k, give or take, depending on where they live. That's a lot of money, but a pile of cash is only as good as the income you can turn it into. Don't get me wrong, those returns are amazing, but if that's the only big hit they get over 50 years in the market they won't beat VOO or similar broad market funds. If you keep buying good companies with solid financials that you would be happy to own for 10-20 years then eventually you'll find one that will make dramatic returns. For me, one of those was NVDA, but I've also seen significant returns from RIO, EPD, some cannabis stocks I can't mention here, AMZN, UMC, and a few others. I bought each of these companies because I thought they were excellent companies at a fair price. I have many other positions which have had modest returns over the years: O, PFE, XOM, and a few others. I don't regret owning these companies, but it's important to remember that this usually follows a Pareto distribution, where 20% of your stocks will account for 80% of your gains, and 1% will account for 50%. So my advice is this: Just buy companies that you think will do well over the next decade or two, re-evaluate periodically, and eventually you'll find one that unexpectedly blows past your expectations. Also, avoid selling your winners and holding your losers, and avoid making snap decisions and impulse purchases/sales.
KVUE and PFE are the two i like the most. I dont bother with dividend companies i dont know well.
Not exactly timing the top but rotating into defensive healthcare $PFE because $SPCE people are scaring me
Well I bought META and PEP and they both went down. I bought WMT and it went down. Let’s see I bought PFE and it went down. I sold a Put on RTX and it went down. I think I’m think good for now.
No. NFLX, QS, IONQ, BB, PFE etc etc etc. I could name 20+ tickers that id take over MU at MUs current price in a port that is 30% exposed to it. Get that back to 5%-10% exposure, put it into bluechips and take some fresh risks in QS/BB/IONQ
He name dropped PFE this week too.
HD, WMT, BA, PFE... Housing, consumer goods, building supplies. All that stuff is moving as it was hit hard by oil prices
One of these days between here and the end of June you are going to wake up to the biggest PFE rally you ever seen in your life
IBRX will be in the $20’s easily and DDD could be between $10-$30. I’m already collecting 25k annually in divs from F and PFE have a paid off property and renting another out for almost 3k a month that’s 75k away from being paid off. I’m thinking yeah, 2030 is pretty realistic based on my current setup but thanks for your projection!
CLX, PFE or similar stocks. Beaten up price but still good companies with strong track record. Or go schd. Perhaps rsp if you think we won't have a recession and the market will eventually broaden out with growth. If the market continues to run the dividends are decent. If the market collapses they both have great dividend histories and will likely pay well through a downturn while the market in general goes down. Tech could continue to run, but history suggests fairly strongly that concentration of the sp500 doesn't last long at these levels. Either the stocks involved collapse back to earth or the rest of the market has to take off in a massive broadening out. Who here thinks conditions are going to support a massive broadening out of the market? Who here thinks the broader market is struggling mightily from a whole host of issues that makes broadening out highly unlikely? The most likely resolution is the AI companies either fall back hard at some point or they trade sideways for a long period of time while the rest of the market slowly expands to shrink the concentration. That could happen soon or in several years or over several years. No idea. But buying those stocks right now is a bet on a different outcome that flies in the face of how concentration gets resolved. That's nothing against the companies themselves, just the stock price and market cap have gotten to absurd levels. NVDA for example is over 5 trillion dollars which is 3x the gdp of Mexico or 1.5x the gdp of France. Think about that for a minute. Are you seriously buying the idea that a single company, any single company should be worth that much relative to the gdp of either of those nations? Just to maintain its market cap that company has to continue to grow at some incredible rate well above the rate of inflation so it's expected to become even bigger relative to the rest of the economy. Idc what company you are that is a fantasy and it will run into trouble long before that price can be justified.
I’ve been buying ADBE this year. I also have positions in TTD and OMC. Been buying PRGO and PFE and NVO. I’ve had some big winners and wanted to get into some really beaten up names. It huge positions, but some of them will turn around. I only need to be right on a couple.
Insurance like ALL or PGR (PGR is 15% of my portfolio). Pharma like JNJ or Merck. PFE has a nice dividend. everyone oughta have an energy stock of some sort like CVX, XOM, or just buy the XLE etf. Hold something outside the us like EWZ or EWC. I think this AI event is a wave, like Josh brown said. It’ll end like everything does, but you’ve gotta ride it.
While you nerds are over there all fondling over at MU. I bought more : $LLY $PFE Lets gooo
NKE and PFE cooking, boomers eating as usual
KHC, DOW, PFE, NKE, are looking forward to your investment
>Market Sure w/e. I hate 🌈🐻s too. >Samsung, INTC, and semis like SOXX/SMH They've gone exponentially nuclear. They aren't to the moon but past Uranus. I've sold out of my INTC and gone to VOO. Cause I'm old enough to remember the last time this happened. I'll settle with my 3-4x or so. Even if folks aren't old enough or weren't into markets for the 90s .com boom, it's not like we hadn't seen this pattern with one-trick-pony pandemic winners like PTON/ZOOM/PFE/SNAP, meme stocks like GME/BBBY/AMC, crypto/NFTs, 2020-2021 junk IPO/SPACs like [HKD](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/xeaavv/hkd_47_this_morning_half_an_hour_ago_it_hit_275/), etcetcetc. Anything with the potential to go nuclear on the upside also has the potential to do so on the downside.
The best way to go for individual stocks is when the top 200 Bln or more S&P companies are drastically dropped, buy them, hold long. I monitor such stocks and buy them at near bottom like PFE ($20), T and VZ, MSFT ($375) LLY ($625) , UNH ($240) and Recently NVO at $38 etc. When such companies are crashing you will obviously notice it, but need confidence to invest in it.
PFE. I'm not sure if it's all or what, maybe bigger paying divided kings or som6
You guys should invest in companies like PGR (insurance) and PFE(Pfizer) much more stable
Hey guys we have been doing a great job pumping DOW this year but let's not forget KHC and PFE tomorrow.
Im a long term holder. I had to sell a bunch of shares around 2018, they are all up a little from my sale price now, but that's to be expected some 8 years later. I made money on all but one, so its all good such is life. My only real regret was the one that I lost money on, selling GE back then and holding PFE. I'd make that swap in hindsight.
✍️ STOCK VICI Properties Inc. (VICI) ———-—- 6.2% Healthpeak Properties Inc. (DOC) — 6.2% Pfizer Inc. (PFE) —————————— 6.5% United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS) —- 6.6% Best Buy Co. Inc. (BBY) ——————- 6.6% Kraft Heinz Co. (KHC) ———————- 6.8% General Mills Inc. (GIS) ——————— 6.8% Campbell's Co. (СРВ) ———————- 7.3% Conagra Brands Inc. (CAG) ————- 9.8%
Deja vu of the month leading up to the wuhan virus, might as well buy some MRNA and PFE calls while you're at it
ARVN and PFE are in the final stages of selecting a third-party partner with specialized capabilities to maximize the market potential of Veppanu.
It's a great time to sell both PFE puts and calls. You are selling?
Shhhh, I hold PFE. It's gonna moon 🚀🚀
All the pandemic plays are starting to move. PFE, HD, NFLX, etc...
Watch PFE come out with a vaccine
Adding PFE to the watch list.
Sweet, my NVO and PFE might moon
NVO good news, PFE, good earnings and guide, drugs showing promise and 6.5% ex divided Friday if you are into that. Not biotech in the way you might be looking, but close, safer
There were so many penny stocks that were trade-able because of Covid. In the end, it was JNJ PFE and MRNA. They’re expensive. I hope the Hanta news comes to the stocks again. I thrived during the last pandemic. I have been lost since. Let’s go pandemic 2.0!
My problem with PFE is it's low $ price. Contract fees eat my profit. Otherwise it looks solid. Good luck.
I think dump uber when you hit your number or brake even. make a little capital to buy SNDK after the split (the split coming soon) DIS SPX should be all long term. PFE looks like a ball and chain. Don't get involved in COIN or SNAP my opinion
Updating my stupid AI further Results from yesterday's suggestions: * UBER long ✅ * AMD long ✅ * MSTR long ✅ (exited this morning before it dropped - it didnt swing much in general but still some gains) * DIS short ❌ (I did some other runs and it recommended long, but I stuck with the original suggestion) * SPX short ❌ * PFE long 💤 (nothing happend) Today it is suggesting: SNAP long, COIN long, OIL long, SPX long
the strategy has a real edge but the diversification piece is doing less work than it looks. COST, WMT, and MA all load heavily on the consumer defensive plus rate sensitivity factor. when markets de risk into staples and rates pull back, all three rip together. when rates spike or recession sentiment hits, all three sell off together. you've got three names that read uncorrelated by sector code but trade like one factor bet. running the same BPS structure on all three at the same DTE compounds that single exposure rather than diversifying it. the gamma piece at 10 to 15 DTE matters more than the IV piece on low IV names. with strikes near ATM the short put gamma accelerates inside the last 5 days. if a name moves 2 percent against you on day 12, you can be at 0.30 delta short. on day 4 with the same 2 percent move you are at 0.45 to 0.50 delta. the win rate stays at 90 plus percent but the average loss when you do take one is fat enough to eat 8 to 10 wins. that's the actual risk, not the headline win rate. the structural improvement that addresses both is staggering DTEs (some 30 day, some 14 day, some weekly) across the three names rather than all 10 to 15 DTE. that smooths the gamma profile and keeps you from being caught with all positions at peak gamma during a single regime shift. plus rotating in a name with different factor loading (energy, healthcare like Groucho's PFE point, materials) for the same systematic approach kills the hidden correlation.
Like it. I do the same with PFE. Also own the stock so I can collect dividends and throw covered calls at it when it gets overbought. This protects against the inevitable deflating that happens once excitement surrounding FDA approvals runs out of steam.
I vibecoded myself a little AI trader, wish me luck. LONG: UBER, AMD, MSTR, PFE SHORT: DIS, SPX If it is wrong I am just going to inverse it, cant go wrong right
I been bullish on PFE for a long time. Well maybe not bullish since their dividends hedge against their own volatility but I still have a lot and like it.
Let’s goooo PFE 🚀 Loaded up on May 8 $27c for hella cheap yesterday
Hope you all bought $PFE calls. Tomorrow shall be interesting 👅👅
If that's the case, you should take a look at TU (Telus)....damn near 10% dividend....PFE is a nice one too.
PFE puts, PLTR AND RDDT calls. Up 6k rn
Is anybody else buying PFE like a cheap hooker on a prom date
would mango want u buying calls in PFE for earnings?
I think PFE $24 Put. Its 2 dollars OTM and selling for $.13. I bought 5 today for $50 bucks, and if earnings are bad, it will might 10x.
The fuck kinda portfolio is this? Ditch the WEN and SMCI and put it on PFE at least.
I am not 5x, I am 3x. This thing will keep going up intil China invades Taiwan. That is the real story why thing is pumping. Its like buy MRNA and PFE in 2019.
Companies are literally curing cancer and still get their ass bombed. Just look at LLY, NVO, and PFE this year so far. Flat or down.
What’s the news on PFE other than I sold yesterday
Mistake is on you for holding junk like PFE.
Investing was an interesting vehicle to prosper for the long term. I felt like I could research and was intellectually capable enough to think beyond the common retail investor. The biggest mistakes I made was not holding objectively great stocks (ULTA, MSFT, etc). I am fairly patient, and I avoided nearly all the get rich quick stocks, options, etc.. But I feel like there were falling knives that, because of their names, I felt were not only too big to fail but also sure fire. I held PFE and F for YEARS with essentially no return just because those were big, well known companies that I felt had such a grip on the overall economy and their respective markets that I could see them not making money. I averaged down on F literally 5 times, sold at 10% above my average after 6 years. I avoided all of the traps normal retailers fall for. And maybe that’s why I didn’t outright LOSE money. But 2 of 3 large “sure fire” companies I bought didn’t return much of anything. They just sat there while VOO kept exploding.
100%. For every good pick, there was a bad pick. RACE ran up nicely until it didn’t. I still like the stock, and it’s not going anywhere any time soon, but one bad earnings and it depreciated greatly. I held PFE for a decade at nearly a $0 return. If you subtract the 5-7% dividend over those years, it was literally stagnant (I realize dividend absolutely should count within the overall return, but annualized 6% gains is literally nothing in this market).
I hear you on this and you're correct on the financials, but it's not the right way to look at a startup in biopharm. This bet isn't about the financials and trajectory of the standalone company as it's a drug development play. It's a binary event outcome. The ideal outcome is an acquisition by LLY or PFE with a share price around $24 based on similar drugs, TAM, and test trial efficacy. They also have a significant amount of patents that make them a good acquisition target. There is no play here in terms of them turning profitable on their own. This goes to zero if their trail data comes back bad, or $20-40/share in the next 6 months via acquisition.
Considerable. What is the history of capital allocation, how have prior deals worked out? PFE is an example of a company with very lackluster capital allocation. How have they done with previous goals and product lines? There was a point years ago where GoPro was coming out with a drone and people were like "OMG yes drone!" I went, "they can't even do well with the core business line, why am I supposed to be confident in them getting into drones?" The drone line was delayed, then recalled then they got out of the business. I wouldn't be still holding NVDA several years later if it wasn't for Jensen.
I think it’s easier to look at stocks or sectors individually as opposed to the market as a whole. Healthcare stocks especially PFE and BMY are like a hummer driving through the snow. They are on bullish tracks and generally they don’t follow the day to day market trend closely. Bank stocks are the opposite. They’re the dogs wagging the market’s tail. BAC and JPM have hit both lower highs and lower lows since they peaked end of 2025. The might continue this way or do a flagpole pattern and shoot back up.
EU was concerned about control and fascism way before Palantir… Eu wanted to abolish end to end on WhatsApp years ago, they wanted to ban crypto for years, now they want the chat control and they are already trying to track every crypto transaction…in the US none of that is a thing, and although there is all the patriot act and Snowden stuffs, none of the things above is being pushed there. And no, it is not right wing power as you say, in the European Parliament S&D (left) was in favor, as well as the PPE (moderate right), and RE (center); while PFE (far right, often called fascists) are against it, and ECR (right) is divided.
OK I‘ll carry on doing things slow and steady. Still lots on my shopping list…CDE, GOOG, HOG, PFE, GE, WDC…seems fast money not so clever. Thx for the guidance.
Personally I’m doing this with SOFI. I believe it will have upside in the long term but run flat or slightly lower in the short term. Premiums are good because the price has a lot of day to day movement. I also sometimes do CCs on PFE but only on days when it’s running hot and then I try to go ATM to maximize extrinsic value. Otherwise most of the time premiums are so low that risk/reward ratios just don’t make sense. I won’t specifically recommend these or any stocks. These are just ones I know and feel comfortable investing in. Regardless, I would say in this environment look for stocks that have show good investor support and aren’t just popping all over the place for doing covered calls.
Good for you! I hope you unloaded the SOFI calls yesterday…I did a bearish call spread at the peak yesterday which has paid off. Have another ITM covered call rolling premiums. For PYPL I’ve been doing diagonals. Performing nicely. I’ll take the risk with just the calls through earnings. PFE I’m holding the stock and just did a bullish put spread. I’ll wait until it pushes resistance again to do covered calls.
What a coincidence. I own PFE and PYPL (at embarrassing losses). I bought SOFI calls on the 3 black crows of Friday past and sold them as the advancing black candle of April 9 developed. https://schrts.co/inmCFyWA
I would stay away from SPY, especially 0DTEs, since it’s anyone’s guess what will happen on a day to day basis. I’m just looking at individual setups, see if they make sense. There’s too much going on to try reading an entire market. PFE is still very stable bullish even through the mess. PYPL has bottomed out and shifted into neutral territory. SOFI seems it might have found a bottom but might test it again.
I do CSPs on it every month and collect where Im assigned. The risk vs yield is very attractive on PFE, you can comfortably yield 12-15% very safely with it doing the wheel like I do.
Putt PFE Long and low You will See
Put it all into KVUE, PFE, MO, and 20k into dividend ETFs and uninstall.
There are plenty of stocks that aren’t as crazy like PFE. You can also use options to protect your positions once you understand how they work
After 5 years im almost back to even on PFE 🚀
New 52 week high for $PFE this morning. I know there are a few Pfiser holders here. Congratulations for holding.
I stick with a pretty simple method: If I can identify the trend along with support and resistance, I write calls when the underlying is in a resistance zone. Occasionally will do bullish put spreads at support if the stock is very stable like PFE. If I see a stock in a clear downturn, I’ll keep selling ATM or slightly ITM to protect the position. If I can’t identify a clear support/resistance trend lines I just stay away. The actual volatility isn’t as important as the consistency of the trend. 1-2 weeks right now is the magic zone for time value decay due to high volatility.
Calls on PFE. Rumor has it they have developed a Chemical Weapons Vaccine.
Ive been bullish on PFE for like 9 months now but never see it mentioned lol
PFE 1yr chart is looking like XOM did before the war. When’s the new disease going to come out?
Love PFE, put in a pretty aggressive CSP for it every month.
But one of the dividend stocks is PFE Philizer and it hasn’t moved a bit. Also AAPL and AEP. A few others.
IBRX DDD F Maybe some $30 PFE calls for October.
Why is there so much OI on PFE all the way to 2028. Puts and calls.