PFE

AlternativeOwn3387

What’s your investment thesis for owning PFE? You seem pretty enthusiastic about the company lol

hing-fdiuh

BTSG WBA PFE to the moon!

Ok-Elderberrygrower

I plan on closing some PFE calls I sold today. Looking for 30%

SoyjakvsChadRedditor

PFE has had 2 green days in a row. It needs a 5% correction, this is too much 

im_astrid

PFE basically at 5 year lows. paying a nice dividend. deep value or heavy bags?

No-Improvement3164

PFE Dividend up to 7%

No-Improvement3164

JNJ PFE UNH up today

bdh2067

Biggest issue is PFE

Plus_Seesaw2023

i Bought WBA, UNG, PFE, CSCO, BMY, VALE, and Swiss Chocolate... i'm full GREEEEEEN !!!!

ben_salander27

What about ZM? Earnings beats every quarter last few years. Balance sheet is immaculate. $7 billion cash $70 million debt I’m watching ZM, SNOW, ZS, PFE, TSLA, SHOP, PYPL

bmp5046

PFE!!!

timetopractice

Have an IRA & a fun account. I'm buying the shit outta PFE at these levels in the ROTH. PFE is the definition of boring though

dvdmovie1

> What's everyone's take on pfizer? Stagnant dinosaur. " it seems a bit oversold now" It's below where it was 20 years ago. It is oversold in the short-term but people ignoring the fact that the long-term has been unacceptable for more than a couple of decades now. Maybe you get a short-term bounce, but people keep saying that PFE is cheap and the concern I have is that - with everything the same - why does the next 3-5-10 years for PFE look any different than the last? I've called PFE the Immelt-era GE of pharma and like GE, it needs a revamp and new leadership a la Culp/GE. "great dividend" Don't buy something for the dividend.

dvdmovie1

"but at a certain point the market is being way too backwards-looking about the fading away of Covid related demand." At some point the stock becomes overhated, but about 20 years of extremely mediocre returns should still absolutely weigh on outlook - maybe it bounces, but without a catalyst it's difficult to get excited beyond that. Replace management with someone compelling a la GE/Culp (and imo PFE really is the Immelt-era GE of pharma) and I'd be interested. Otherwise... "At the end of the day, though, Pfizer got a massive cash pile that most other pharma companies didn't, enabling it to buy more products / research pipelines" The market is telling you it doesn't have confidence in Pfizer's ability to buy growth - it has overpaid for growth more than a few times, including the failed attempt to buy Allergan, which was bought by Abbvie a few years later for less than half of what Pfizer was offering - government blocking it saved PFE from themselves.

AP9384629344432

Really starting to think PFE is getting stupid cheap, and narrative is following the price. The problem is they are a huge black-box when it comes to the success of their pipeline, but at a certain point the market is being way too backwards-looking about the fading away of Covid related demand. Covid was a huge success for Pfizer, not a failure. That huge success is making YoY figures look terrible and temporarily compressing margins. At the end of the day, though, Pfizer got a massive cash pile that most other pharma companies didn't, enabling it to buy more products / research pipelines. Yet it saw major multiple compression. Question is: do I trust that some subset of their huge portfolio will be a big hit, and am I satisfied with a 6% dividend yield while waiting for it to materialize? At this current price.... yes I think. But I'm hesitant. Reposting my comment from 11 days ago: > Covid was such a massive aberration to the business that I don't really trust using these 3 year trailing figures. [I made this MS Paint](https://i.imgur.com/1gvRTNW.png) diagram. The black line is actual revenue. Green is Y/Y change. Right now revenue looks awful because the Covid bump is over. But in the absence of Covid, you would have seen the dotted line instead. It actually would be worse, because the Covid cash infusion allowed it to go on a buying spree and thus increase future revenue growth. So the positive events that allowed Pfizer to increase its moat make it seem that Pfizer is actually worse off. But that can't be true. > > Right now Pfizer is being forced to throw in all kinds of non cash accounting adjustments to reflect the fact that it was hard to accurately keep track of orders that eventually got cancelled when the Covid demand subsided. So margins/EPS all look awful. But it's showing a very misleading picture of the fundamental business in the future. > > The right way to value Pfizer is to guess what the 'normal' revenue/earnings are going to look like once all the Covid comparables fully fade away and the accounting adjustments are complete. Not look at probably the most insane time period that could have ever happened to a pharma company and what that makes the trailing numbers look like as a result.

JSOAN321

Pfizer + J&J hit 52 week lows. Can anyone tell me what's going on with $PFE and $JNJ recently? Pfizer is already lower than its 2013 low.

BLOW_0

PFE SAME VALUE 2014 

Business-Manner-4050

If you look up dead money in the dictionary, you get PFE

OppositeFingat

Like buying calls on PFE for getting people hard.

No-Improvement3164

I think PFE switch to being a mining company. They drilling to the earths core

Elibroftw

Just a correction. Yes stocks should go down when yields go up but not my the percentage but rather by the percentage point. Sp500 should be down higher than the 1% in the past month. Now is a good time to enter the market. I'm going to move money from savings and am looking for something to provide more than a 5% yield. I'm thinking BNS.TO, IIPR, BTI, PFE, NEP, and if it comes down SCM. I was considering a covered calls strategy on roku but we'll see how volatile it'll be post earnings.

bmp5046

My portfolio: PTON, RIVN, BIRD, PFE

gatovision

LLY is >$200B over valued. Them and NVO gonna be the next PFE/MRNA. Not ok to inject this shit and f’up your digestive system. Lawsuits will come.

bmp5046

PFE saving me today

Severan_Mal

$PFE, $RC, $HOOD (should’ve known better on that last one) I’m particularly upset about $RC because I’ve been averaging down on it for more dividend and expecting it to jump up “eventually”. I mean, real-estate doesn’t have much risk, right? (/s) I have a small portfolio though, so it’s cool. It’s just disappointing to see Red when I zoom out to a month. Still in the green for 1 year though

Jerund

PFE

SwellsInMoisture

Ticker Symbol: JPM P/E: 11.27 P/E Rank: 83.53 P/S: 3.08 P/S Rank: 38.18 P/B: 1.77 P/B Rank: 59.49 P/FCF: 40.46 P/FCF Rank: 43.29 SHYield: 4.31% SHYield Rank: 74.24 EV/EBITDA: 10000.00 EV/EBITDA Rank: 16.44 Overall Score: 315.18 6 month price momentum: 25.07% Ticker Symbol: META P/E: 34.36 P/E Rank: 50.42 P/S: 9.67 P/S Rank: 15.39 P/B: 8.56 P/B Rank: 16.07 P/FCF: 29.76 P/FCF Rank: 48.84 SHYield: 1.83% SHYield Rank: 55.87 EV/EBITDA: 20.81 EV/EBITDA Rank: 46.82 Overall Score: 233.41 6 month price momentum: 56.15% Ticker Symbol: VRTX P/E: 28.55 P/E Rank: 55.11 P/S: 10.41 P/S Rank: 14.65 P/B: 5.81 P/B Rank: 22.43 P/FCF: 30.70 P/FCF Rank: 48.00 SHYield: 0.29% SHYield Rank: 41.75 EV/EBITDA: 20.55 EV/EBITDA Rank: 47.21 Overall Score: 229.15 6 month price momentum: 8.57% Ticker Symbol: GOOGL P/E: 27.17 P/E Rank: 56.83 P/S: 6.38 P/S Rank: 20.90 P/B: 6.94 P/B Rank: 19.32 P/FCF: 28.22 P/FCF Rank: 50.21 SHYield: 3.04% SHYield Rank: 65.25 EV/EBITDA: 18.77 EV/EBITDA Rank: 49.93 Overall Score: 262.45 6 month price momentum: 12.22% Ticker Symbol: PFE P/E: 71.95 P/E Rank: 39.96 P/S: 2.50 P/S Rank: 44.58 P/B: 1.64 P/B Rank: 62.43 P/FCF: 30.47 P/FCF Rank: 48.25 SHYield: 6.57% SHYield Rank: 86.33 EV/EBITDA: 18.14 EV/EBITDA Rank: 50.99 Overall Score: 332.55 6 month price momentum: -21.90% Ticker Symbol: PYPL P/E: 16.79 P/E Rank: 71.90 P/S: 2.29 P/S Rank: 47.42 P/B: 3.29 P/B Rank: 36.66 P/FCF: 16.11 P/FCF Rank: 65.00 SHYield: 6.69% SHYield Rank: 86.87 EV/EBITDA: 12.31 EV/EBITDA Rank: 66.68 Overall Score: 374.52 6 month price momentum: 11.23% Ticker Symbol: TSN P/E: 10000.00 P/E Rank: 17.15 P/S: 0.38 P/S Rank: 92.82 P/B: 1.11 P/B Rank: 79.22 P/FCF: 34.45 P/FCF Rank: 45.58 SHYield: 3.56% SHYield Rank: 69.14 EV/EBITDA: 13.90 EV/EBITDA Rank: 61.90 Overall Score: 365.81 6 month price momentum: 19.85% Ticker Symbol: QCOM P/E: 24.82 P/E Rank: 59.68 P/S: 5.27 P/S Rank: 24.17 P/B: 8.31 P/B Rank: 16.58 P/FCF: 19.33 P/FCF Rank: 60.00 SHYield: 3.01% SHYield Rank: 64.83 EV/EBITDA: 17.93 EV/EBITDA Rank: 51.30 Overall Score: 276.55 6 month price momentum: 54.15% I don't have a GitHub directory, but it's not a bad idea to create one! I've got a couple different ML-based financial modelling projects I've been tinkering on, but they're definitely not ready for sharing.

pacmanicmaniac

Thanks, OP. May I have an analysis on the following: JPM, META, VRTX, GOOGL, PFE, PYPL, TSN, QCOM. Also, is there a link to the Github code? Thank you so much for your scientific contribution!!

pacmanicmaniac

Thanks, OP. May I have an analysis on the following: JPM, META, VRTX, GOOGL, PFE, PYPL, TSN, QCOM. Also, is there a link to the Github code? Thank you so much for your scientific contribution!!

Kamikaze_Cash

INTC, PFE, T: all the same boat. High debt dinosaurs that our infrastructure relies upon, but has no prospect of share appreciation until they get leaner. They should fire their board, break up their companies, and then watch shares of the new leaner companies shoot up.

superbilliam

Those are in my YOLO speculation portfolio. In my main one I have a good bit of PFE at 27 cost basis and about 30 shares of BMY. Been debating on LLY or another for my next one. However, EDIT and DNA are in a portfolio worth about 4% of my main one all told. I'm not too worried, but I do agree. Rational picks are more established potential value plays.

MaxDragonMan

I most certainly wouldn't consider myself 'more experienced', but I spent 2021 to around late 2023 down quite a bit on a lot of picks of mine. In time you learn to cut the losers - it can be easy to get attached and hold on too long, but learning to let go really is an important skill. Looking at your list there I think MSFT TSM and PFE are good holds (I hold MSFT myself , have been contemplating buying some PFE, and *should have* bought TSM back in 2021), and PVH it could go either way. NOVA is definitely going to be your biggest troublemaker. Renewables, electric cars, anything of that sort... just isn't ready. Either that, or knowing which one will succeed is like shaking a magic eight ball - while NOVA may be your biggest holding one day, it will probably also be the one you're going to be down the most on for the longest period of time. (From my experience.) TL;DR: just be vigilant and try not to get attached to whatever is killing you.

Poorb4

PXD, SQM, PFE, O, NVDY, MAIN, NNN, FANG, CLM and CRF. These all have a decent dividend from what I’ve found.

cpatanisha

My PFE chart is nasty. I bought in Dec 2022 after they had such a nice gain over the previous two months that I thought PFE was finally over stepping on their own feet. I was wrong.

bloody_hell

My buy low and wait stocks are PFE, MMM. Looking closely at SBUX and SNOW.

Junior-Minute7599

I have a proposal for the ugliest chart ever: PFE

Daddy-Eric

PFE is a good one especially now at this price. A lot of divi stocks fairly priced, so good ones still are MMM, PFE, BGS, ENB, BMG, things like that

No-Improvement3164

Anyone buying UHN HUM JNJ PFE or are these companies washed up Dead ☠️?

No-Improvement3164

Josh Brown still holding PFE?

NormalGuyEndSarcasm

PFE at 6%

No-Improvement3164

PFE HUM UNH JNJ all beat up

12whistle

The rocket tips are filled with Viagra to overcome their impotence. Calls on Pfizer (PFE).

agianttardigrade

I have 225k in TTTXX (treasuries only fund) and long term safe places plus 30k in cash. I then have about 70k in Robinhood just to play around shorter term with individual stocks. I started that about a week ago…bad timing I guess. I have 20k in SPY, and 10k each in: -PVH -PFE -MSFT -TSM -NOVA Everything is down. NOVA is way down. The first several days I kinda freaked out at every rise and fall. Now I’m thinking to just stop worrying so much and just stick with these and ride the rises and falls for a while. This is my “play” money and part of my mindset is I want to invest in companies I believe in (hence NOVA for solar, TSM to support my former home Taiwan, and not investing in tobacco, fossil fuels for example) but I still want to gain and hopefully beat the market. I feel like despite being a novice I researched these stocks pretty decently and feel like they have good prospects. But the pain from NOVA especially has me questioning my life choices a bit. Any tips from the more experienced among you?

LittleHottie8675309

Asking for a friend who is a toddler: why do millions of shares of PFE change hands in the first minute of post market every day for months now?

12whistle

It can go lower. You’re better off buying GME or PFE if you want to find 52 week low deals and sell CC to make money while waiting for the rise.

Icy-Nectarine4828

currently in $PFE 29c 6/21 $T 17c 5/17 $CCL 17c 5/17 $INTC 40c 5/17 $WBA 20c 5/17, just looking to swing things for minimum 50%

gtbifmoney

PARA is trying to find a selling partner, so you’ll get some volatility there. You can get calls expiring in 2026 that are deep in the money at $7.5 for $500 right now. Calls are dirt cheap on PFE right now out in 2026 as well deep in the money $20 calls going for $700. Or you can buy 0DTE’s and have $0 by Monday.

Eastern-Cranberry84

didnt you hear, PFE is going out of business. we expect bankruptcy in 2 days.

Skwigle

Why is PFE down to 1998 prices? Aren't they supposed to be a big successful pharma?

stickman07738

I view PFE as an acquirer of technology with sometime good and sometime bad integration. I think their immediate success will be how well the Seagen acquisition does.

dvdmovie1

It's a stagnant dinosaur of a pharma company; people keep trying to call bottoms in something that, before the recent decline, hadn't done much of anything in 20 years. Maybe it bounces, maybe it gets to a point of being overhated, but it's been a consistently disappointing company for years and the market doesn't have faith in its capital allocation ability given its frequently overpaid for growth. Bunch of people on here were incessantly arguing for it instead of LLY or NVO because "PFE is cheap and they have an obesity drug too" - then the obesity drug trial was a flop and to top it off, they took down FY guidance not long after. Maybe it finally bounces sometime but not sure why people keep being interested in something that has had a lousy last couple of decades or so. It's one thing if something has had an off couple of years and there's a catalyst for things to turn around. It's another if something really hasn't done well for two decades or so, there's too many other companies that are actually well-run to consider as long-term holdings...

monkeyrat13

Multi year lows… been around for hundreds of years I think. 6% dividend. Im with you on PFE. Index funds are too high for me rn when there’s discount bin deals. Check out The Trading Fraternity on YouTube. he streams live everyday market open to market close. Mostly emphasizes picking up solid companies at discount prices and holding for ten years 🤙

VillainousGratis

PFE (Pfizer) It has a lot of potential to swing back up. It’s been hovering pretty low (around the 52 week low). It had a small rally today, so I’ll check back in at pre-rally and opening.

KingKookus

I’m holding VZ and PFE which are both lower than pre COVID I think. Really sucks.

_hiddenscout

Yeah, I mean again, there is something about the stock being cheap, but the question becomes are you willing to hold onto until that turns around. Also the turn around really depends on their drug pipeline and backlog. That's why I don't really do pharma, it's really expensive and there's also no guarantee that the drug will work. I think one thing that's really hard to do at least the last few years, is trying to parse how companies did during the pandemic versus how they are doing now. Like seems like PFE got pulled ahead with a ton of earnings and shot up during the pandemic, but they are going back to how they were before. Like again, if you look at the previous earnings before covid: [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/pfe/financials/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/pfe/financials/) They were growing low single digits or negative growth. So they will probably normalize again at some point, so really putting money in now is hoping the company figures out a way to grow.

_hiddenscout

>If it's hated you at least gotta take a look, right? Just depends. I mean sometimes it does make sense to be contrarian, but I also believe that if you are investing and not trading, that price is a reflection of fundamentals. I don't really follow pharma, but if you look at the last three years of revenue growth from PFE: 2021: 95%, 2022: 23%, 2023: -42% That's now three years of revenue decreasing. EPS growth over the last 5 years is -27% and EPS Y/Y TTM is now like -93% [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=PFE&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=PFE&p=d) As a company they offer very little ROIC. Their net margins are also going down: [https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NYSE-PFE/financials-overview/](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NYSE-PFE/financials-overview/) Again, I don't really follow the company, so they could have some drugs in the pipeline, but looking at just their fundamental, not sure why this would be something you want to invest in.

hank_kingsley

What are ppl's thoughts on PFE? If it's hated you at least gotta take a look, right?

Icy-Nectarine4828

BTO $PFE 29c 6/21 @.45 TP 1.34

exit_strategy45

Off-the-wall question: Was wondering if there was a hard-and-fast rule about what determines the width between strike prices? I know volume has a bit to play in it, but say for example: BAC/PFE/TFC, etc. have strike prices $0.50 apart, some have $1 apart, while HSY/CBRL/BA, etc. have stock prices $2.50 apart, so forth and so on. Just wondering if, for example, I am interested in options with a $2.50 width, if there was a mechanism to tell which would be which, without having to randomly punch in stock symbols haha. Thanks for your time!

Icy-Nectarine4828

Opened today ( $NKE 100c 6/21 | $PFE 29c 6/21 | $CCL 17c 5/17 | $U 30c 5/17 ) Closed today ( $NCLH 20c 5/17 @1.03 -> 1.33 = 29.1% | $WBA 20c 4/26 @.25 -> .32 = 28% )

No-Improvement3164

Apple. Google PANW PFE ETFs.

Icy-Nectarine4828

BTO $PFE 6/21 29c @.48

ThatGuyFromTheM0vie

1.) Dark Brandon is actually up in a bunch of recent polls. 2.) Polls also don’t really mean shit anymore anyway though. 3.) Abortion is a much much bigger issue than recreational weed, and Dark Brandon doesn’t even have to play that card since the Boomer Religious Zealots played it for him, incredibly badly lol. It’s possible many swing red states will flip on abortion rights alone, and all Biden has had to do is say: “yea we support abortion” lol. The Republicans shot themselves in both feet, and will likely have zero recourse or plan to turn the tide because their party has been taken over by grifters, and the orangest grifter also took control of their campaign piggy bank for his personal use, so they will have no money to fight it anyway. 4.) Politics has little to do with legal weed, at least criminally any more. In the past sure, there were spicy reasons I won’t go into here of why it was made illegal. But now a days? It’s just Big Pharma. Good luck with legalization when LLY, PFE, JNJ, etc. would lose billions to a funny little plant that you can grow in the ground.

Kant_touch

PFE if you could end my blue balls and just go buy VKTX for $120 a share I'd appreciate it

Background-Cat6454

You’ll miss the same bump people missed when they slept on PFE after they got gov contracts for Covid jabs. Guaranteed earnings nothing to sleep on

DrGainTrain

PFE (Pfizer) 30C leaps for 2026 thank me later. Low IV

atrain1189

PFE been trying to break through $28 for a while now. Think it’s going to happen convincingly this week

atrain1189

PFE $28 weeklies for me

atrain1189

I like PFE $28 weeklies here. SAVE is gonna print hard. BIDU calls for sure. BOIL probably gonna bounce again here too after pullback

cjorgensen

Buying and selling PFE isn’t really “fire and forget.” That’s active management and market timing. Pretty much the exact opposite.

terraresident

We agree. Buying PFE regularly over time. The dividend is pretty nice on its own. If anyone did their homework on fungal infections, they are one of only three US companies that have the treatment. If one of their cancer treatments get approved they are going to pop overnight. If you have a few years, get some while its low.

clipghost

Also keeping eye on PFE. Been in NVO but even then Pharma is one bad news and it tanks

justanaccname

PFE probably, but I don't feel as confident as the previous picks. I believe Pharma will come out a huge winner with AI. Maybe the biggest winner of all industries. Maybe not. Mining companies for the long term but they have their own challenges. My biggest play was bonds in past october, when everything took a dive. In hindsight I should have just shoved in NVDA but...

rackoblack

Yup, same for 2000, 2008 and covid time dips. Rest easy - you'll be fine. And it works for other good investments too. About 1/3 of our NW is in individual equities (blue chips, dividend payers, all rated hold+), and even that recovered nicely. Had enough cash to spare this time (cash ran out in 2009....) that I was able to buy some PFE near its low and closed the position right at it's peak before it dipped to where it is now. Fire and forget , with your 20+ year time horizon, is definitely a viable strategy. Enjoy the ride!

jazerac

Agreed. People don't realize how much their products are used.... Basically every get getting regular vaccination are getting phizer vaccines... all its going to take for PFE to skyrocket will be positive clinical data on a GLP1, which they are working on. It is at a very low price PLUS you are earning a 6% dividend. It pays you to hold it - unlike most the stocks touted on this subreddit.

Davileet2

PFE

Euphoric_Still7800

Not best, but what I think are undervalued at the moment Banks (BAC, USB) REITs (Granite) And if you have the stomach for it.. Healthcare (PFE, BAX)

BlackbirdAB

I will add that, I know some may critique the idea of longer dated options for various reasons. Its always a fine line about which technique is best. Im not completely versed in greeks and probability. But there are opportunities to be found on the longer end, again with entry timing.. Example, I sold a 2026 DVN 30P a couple mo ago for 4.90. Its already well under 3. Point being, sometimes you just know when something is ripe for picking. DVN had been drained for months. The idea that 30Ps were paying 4.90 was insane. Always watch the underlying and do the tech/fundy DD! A current example might be PFE. Id bot be looking to buy puts on it but rather selling anything long dated perhaps near 25 strike or even more otm to be safe. These appear to be as 'free money' as anything can be. Another point, if playing a high divvy stock, be sure that your premium exceeds the payout over time to make it worthwhile.

DeathGiraf

PFE. Pfizer's Forward PE Ratio for today is 12.81

Grapester21

Any of the stocks that dropped by more than 50% are speculative stocks and may never recover. JAKK should recover if earnings improve. PFE rode the covid crisis and will probably not see gains like that again.

Arcite1

This is something that brokerages do. All long options that are ITM as of market close on the expiration date are exercised by the OCC. If you hadn't sold to close the calls, and PFE wound up closing above 28, they would have been exercised. Fidelity considered this a risk since PFE was around 27.80, which is very close to 28. You didn't have enough buying power to exercise them, so exercise would have resulted in a margin call. So they sold them to mitigate that risk.

wittgensteins-boat

PFE March 28 2024.  Closing at 27.75 At 2pm, was above 28.00 If you want aid, do not obfuscate your trades.  We don't care what you are trading. Because of good Friday, Today was an expiration day. Instead of tomorrow, Friday.   You fail to state your entire position.  Brokers liquidate on expiration. Day starting at 2pm Eastern  time, when the account cannot afford to pay for shares, if near the money.  Do not take optons to expiration, or find the account sufficiently fir tge size of you notional option trade. Brokers dispose of positiona in market orders, the worst order to trade.

cxding

Thanks for your response. I bought the call a week ago. I think it means a long call. It is expiring Mar. 28 (today). "abc" stands for some stock. I didn't think the specific stock mattered in my story. But you think it matters, the stock is PFE. Around 3:15 pm today, Fidelity sold tried to sell all the options at market price. But actually the order was only partially filled. I also had other options of the same type (long call, expiring today), and they were all auto-sold. Let me know if you need more details.

PlayerPlayer69

What I want to know most importantly is : Is there any way I lose more than my initial $50 investment? Because if PFE pumps and I profit or break even, I’ll be happy. And if PFE doesn’t pump, I’ll be happy to know that I won’t be blindsided by anything I didn’t account for when opening these positions. Thank you in advanced.

atrain1189

BOIL, BB, BIDU, PFE. All calls.

atrain1189

PFE looking pretty strong here.

idkwhatimbrewin

PFE isn't going to have a FOMO rally lol

atrain1189

PFE go uppies. Look at that 1 year chart. Reversal imminent and there might be FOMO days in the near future on it. $30 summer calls

atrain1189

All my picks are green and some are even mooning. Am I a highly regarded genius? Stay tuned PFE, BIDU, BB, BYND, MVST, BOIL, SAVE

atrain1189

BB continuing its slow uptrend from a double/triple bottom (hopefully) PFE calls a few months out, BIDU calls a few weeks out. MVST and BOILD calls for the hard gamble

I_SuplexTrains

Is anything cheap these days? I have a bunch of cash now and have no idea what to buy with it. Every company I look at seems to be at or near ATH. I bought some PFE and UPS yesterday, but I don't want to go too far in on either company.

robin_cuck

Long PFE. Thank me later

atrain1189

Trying to catch that falling knife on BOIL. Snagged $15 calls a couple weeks out. Got BIDU, PFE, BB, and BYND calls too. Atleast one of these 5 choices are going to be 5-10 baggers

atrain1189

Calls on BB, PFE, BIDU, BYND and a sprinkle of BOIL

atrain1189

I like BIDU, BB, and PFE calls here ranging from a few weeks to few months out. I think they’re all multi baggers

atrain1189

Feeling confident with BIDU $110’s a few weeks out and PFE $30’s a few months out

Imaginary_Ad9141

Options on this are giving me anxiety. Calls on PFE.

atrain1189

BYND looks like it’s gonna bussss soon. PFE absolutely going to test $30 again soon. BB is a gamble but could pay off bigly with earnings soon and news of stock split and IVY revenue BOIL calls just because whoever catches this falling knife has a 20 bagger

atrain1189

BB, PFE, BIDU, BYND, MVST I got calls on all of them and I honestly think they’re all gonna print

atrain1189

Don’t sleep on PFE. Sentiment has been bullish for quite some time and whenever it runs it’s going to blast past $30. I like summer $30 calls. Probably 5+ baggers