PFE

Diligent_Fox_9072

Have you gotten your 16th Covid booster yet? If not, get 2! Calls on PFE

Historical_Low4458

PFE. I don't think it will ever go bankrupt. DRIP and let the snowball gain momentum.

xLecavalierx

CRSP An emerging bio tech. AI will enhance the many companies in this space in the coming years. Results will lead to more investment in the space which provides opportunities to the companies with wherewithal. I like CRSP because they had some early success and already inked a deal w Vertex which buys them runway and legitimized the tech. They have a solid pipeline over the next 2 years. LT, they could turn into a Vertex with solid cash flow or they could get scooped up by a PFE type. A buy and forget for me, anything under $50 is just fine.

Easystius

Tempting P/B 0.25. Not sure about timing though, you know what they say about being right too early... I got the right moment with KEP but I am still waiting for VALE and PFE.

iam-motivated-jay

I mentioned SOFI at $6.60 a d was downvoted.  PFE got my attention now even if people disagree with it.  Here's my point:  You just have to do what's best for you and your financial since its your money.  I think a lot of people need to stop seeking daily investing advice from strangers within a group. It's ok to talk and share your investments plus the daily financial advice is a bit much at times 

cxr_cxr2

I’m also a serial seller of PFE puts (normally 6 months put). Sometimes they assigned me, and I immediately start to sell calls

Beetlejuice_hero

I sell monthly puts on PFE. Haven't gotten assigned yet but wouldn't mind if I do. Yes it's been the red headed stepchild in the Pharma world among LLY, JNJ, Abbvie etc. But even post Covid it still has massive revenue and a solid future with anti cancer drugs after Seagen acquisition. Few hundred bucks a month in premiums for now. Gonna write some more for next Friday after my current batch of COP puts expires tomorrow.

escapemyfate416

Lately it’s been a lot of JBLU, AAL, WBD, and ACHR. But I’ve thrown in CCL, NCLH, PFE and a handful of others in the past. It’s a bit of a rotation, I’ll do these few for a while and then the other group will get me a bit more premium so I’ll swap them out. I don’t pay attention to the Greeks as I don’t buy the contracts back. I just let them play out however they do. If anything, I’ll occasionally throw in a buy of a further put and create a credit spread to hedge it if there’s particularly bad news that’s going to tank the stock but that’s only happened a handful of times and were ultimately not necessary.

Phuffu

PFE is a buy imo, but you could prob get shares under $22 if you’re patient.

qw1ns

I am in drug testing area software side, buying/holding both PFE and NVO.

dvdmovie1

"Do you think it is undervalued at the moment and that market overreacted?" Upper 50's/low 60's was a bit much but people have this view that "everything's great" and it's just not the case imo. Semaglutide starts going off patent in other countries next year and Cagrisema has not been the obesity 2.0 follow-up that was wanted/needed. Lilly has pulled ahead in obesity. I think people don't understand that the healthcare sector - perhaps more than any other sector - puts an enormous focus on "what's next?" If there isn't something compelling, or the next thing is disappointing - people flee in a manner that investors often aren't used to. I mean, GILD was a hot stock for a couple of years because their purchase of Pharmasset lead to their very successful Hep-C drugs. When that started to slow and GILD didn't have a compelling answer to "what's next?" people sold. The company did huge buybacks and the stock kept tanking. It took a decade for the company to reach prior highs. I think NVO in the upper 50's or so was overdone but there are real issues that people are ignoring/downplaying. People on here in 2023 kept going on about buying PFE because it was cheap and had an obesity drug too. The drug failed, they tried an oral formulation and that had poor results too. I think too many people have this view as if there's no moat in drugs and why can't everyone be obesity drug winners. It's just not the case and with NVO being less diversified than LLY it's even more important that they continue to get everything right - and they have not.

Be-ur-best-self

They popped my post on stocks. I was in a quandary why ARVN hasn’t moved much since I bought it. It’s up for FDA approval for a breast cancer drug it co created with PFE. Any thoughts?

Pretty_Dragonfly_716

I’d state the obvious NKE, TGT probably, UNH and PFE would be my picks.

namewithoutspaces

Congrats! 1. Roth IRA. You can pull the contributions out tax free if you need the money 2. Recommend no options, and to not put everything on one stock. Maybe not even all equities, if you're going to want the money in the next few years 3. How much do you make if PFE goes down?

Diligent_Fox_9072

I don't want to own Pfizer / PFE as my one healthcare sector play in traditional IRA. Is there alternative that offers decent dividend and prospect of even nominal growth? -TY

Thisispaartaaa

I was thinking healthcare too, like PFE...never thought of staples though...that is a good one, like PG&E...or stuff like that..now that I think of it...KHC (Kraft) seems to be getting fairly attractive, was waiting till it came down a hair more though. Thanks!

number2post

if ur a jinx, buy some puts on PFE please.

dvdmovie1

PFE is down YTD + over the last 1 yr, 5 yr, 10 yr and 20 yrs.

dvdmovie1

" second-tier chip suppliers, since those might carry less risk while still riding the trend. " Buying the worse thing because it's cheaper is how people stick with AMD (or worse, INTC) over NVDA. Or how people kept incessantly going on about how people should buy PFE over LLY or NVO a couple years ago on here because PFE "was cheaper and they have an obesity drug too" - then the obesity drug trial failed and they tried again with an oral version, which also failed. If someone has a genuine catalyst in mind at how the laggards can become the leader, fine but buying lesser names in a theme because they appear cheaper often leads to it becoming obvious that they were cheaper for a reason.

TheInkDon1

Interesting, and I was sure someone would bring this up. I 'thought' 5 years was enough of a lookback (it is for me), especially when talking about trading around an underlying *weekly or* less. Because to me it's like this: remember integration from HS or college Calculus? What's the slope of this itty-bitty part of this curve? Or maybe a better example, approximating a curve with tiny-tiny linear segments? To me, this is like that. Yeah, if I were going to plonk my money into something and not look at at for 20 years, then yeah, maybe an Index fund is better for me. (And I love your numbers about 80%/20% and 70%/30%, I'll have to look into that. Because I think they speak to this point I just made.) But why would I do that? (Why would *anyone* do that, tbh.) Can I look at my investments once every 5 years, at least? Maybe every year? Then pick the 'thing' that's going up the most/best? (I'm an unabashed momentum-follower on top of this other crazy stuff.) Do you see where I'm going? Maybe we don't need to look at the market over 50 years, or 20, or 10, or even 5. Maybe 1 year is enough to get a feel for what's going on. I'm taking that 50- or 20-year history and integrating it, dicing it up, looking at smaller and smaller time slices. And what do I see in those ever-smaller slices? How about [gold vs the S&P500 for the last 5 years?](https://imgur.com/a/FWumVaL) Wow, in 2021 "the market" was the place to be. 2022 though, not so much: GLD lost much less, percentage-wise. Interestingly, you could zoom in to 4 years, then 3 years, then 2 years, then 1 year, then 6 months, then 3 months, and find gold beating the S&P in every one of those cases. But this for me isn't about gold "winning" over the long term, it's about gold *behaving*. Behaving better than "the market," better than Apple, better than Walmart, JNJ, COST, PFE. Better than most non-index ETFs: VUG, VTV, IWF, etc. In short, better than ANYTHING I've found yet. That's why I like to trade it. But back to your point: gold "spiking down and staying down for a long period." **Does is it, though?** That's my question to you. Looking back over [110 years](https://imgur.com/a/tu27iBn) it sure seems like it does. But is that because we're "zoomed out"? What did it look like to investors in real time? It's hard to get a graph of gold over 100 years on Yahoo Finance, and GLD only goes back to about 2005, but I'm going to use that to zoom in on that "spike down" in \~2011. (Btw, I'm doing this as much for me now as to answer you, if you start wondering why I'm putting so much time into it.)

G4M35

Too good to be true? What's wrong with $UPS, $VZ, and $PFE? They all pay >6% in dividends, I have been looking at them all week, and I can't find any downfall or signs that the divident would/could be cut. 6% dividend **and** growth, why not? Am I overlooking something?

TheCoStudent

All the time. Then reinvest those small profits to value blue chip companies to see it grow further. I like dividends so I'm buying PEP and PFE now on the bottom and waiting it to grow and selling and rotating those profits to O and starting again.

NineAsiansAtSubway

Yo what do you folks think about PFE, its at a 2yr low

f0xinaround

https://preview.redd.it/2piy8of07m6f1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2b56215ae3d26875e2a54a960472e654c61df484 Someone help PFE

No-Improvement3164

PFE is out preforming Apple in the last month. 😂

aintmybish

With only 4 stocks, hard to grade, but I'll give it a go. I recommended against SPY given the budget, but not because it's bad. It's fantastic, and I'd still take it over Vanguard and Blackrock's offerings in the same space despite the enormous ground those 2 have made. Solid pick even in fractionals, but it doesn't fit your growth needs or make up for that with dividend accruals. Don't sell it now that you have it, of course, but if the budget is the same for 3-5 years, don't let it dominate your portfolio. NVDA is NVDA. Easy pick to throw money at any time between now and 2035. Only up over time, stock of the decade, no notes. ATOS is an interesting value pick. I definitely think it's a bit undervalued. If you REALLY like them, maybe get 3-28 more shares, and hold for a few years. Even if it's a better value play then I give it credit for, there's better opportunities in pharma over the next year that merit more attention. For sub dollars, ELTP is a gold mine as long as stays under 1.50 (ripe for a buyout in 6-18 months is why), but you need a different brokerage (which you're too new for realistically, but you'll want a better one at some point if you don't flame out) because only the big boys like Schwab and Fidelity will let you take a crack at it. And over in Robinhood land, well, I already recommended PFE. It probably won't stay below 30 but for a year or 2 more. AFRM is....there's really no way to sugarcoat, it's a mistake. Some companies, you don't give a damn that they suck on the consumer end - you're trying to make a buck. Others, them being dookie eventually bites their investors in the ass. Affirm is in the latter camp. They suck, AND there's better BNPL plays if you're high on that specifically. Affirm is capped for the future. Hold it for a year, 2 at the most, then dump it for whatever gains you can lock in. Don't get trapped in this one. If you take nothing else away from this: you're on a fine enough start. A safe bet in SPY, a smart megacap growth play in NVDA, and 2 rolls of the dice, one of those being a penny stock. Until you're proven horribly wrong a shit ton and bevome proof of Dunning-Kruger, try to believe in your gut a little bit. That's how the best investors discover over time what they're good at picking, and the sectors where they don't know shit from apple butter. Side note, I actually forgot to mention in my earlier reply what is probably one of the best stocks you could pick up as a budget investor: ARCC. They're a middleman loan company for businesses that's selective about their clientele, have a very good history, solid fundamentals, a sub-25 dollar stock price, and a jaw dropping 8 percent quarterly dividend. They're a bonkers good stock that won't tank, and should basically be to you for your first 3 or so years what SPY is to seasoned investors with bigger budgets. Ares Capital is a phenomenal way to hold money as a broke boy investor and get some value while you sit on it.

Me-Regarded

Stock pick. Small and mid caps are still at like 6yr lows. Maybe sell TSLA and buy WHR, PFE, SWK, LEN, DOW or something wayyy oversold?

GravyIsSouthernQueso

I have no idea if PFE is ever going to recover but I'll stay delusional long enough I can break even with dividends

carbonreplica

LA on fire? PFE, DOW +2%

saddleuptrader

PFE. - the world always needs meds and the dividend yield is 7+%

Amazing-Chemical-792

PFE

oddMahnsta

HCC because pobrai bought it like a quarter ago. PFE because of the dividend and just for shits and giggles. AMD because i might be a masochist.

NH_Swingtrader7498

For me, I have WBA, INTC, PFE, and UNH as long-term plays which are losing values.

NineAsiansAtSubway

How about Pfizer (PFE)?

NineAsiansAtSubway

What do you folks think about $PFE

NineAsiansAtSubway

You guys think PFE can one day recover back to $60?

2Hosslovescash

Calls on PFE

bobbybeansss

in no specific order--- ASML, GOOGL, ADBE (i know, i know), MSFT, & PFE

MordorBlues

Jpow and Taco are fencing in a bathroom somewhere right now. Calls on PFE for making it happen.

casburg

Correct but if PFE goes up way beyond your strike you might see a large unrealized loss. Just don’t do anything until the shares are called away.

casburg

I think it says this because if Pfizer goes up past the strike price, you’ll be holding a loss on the call. It’s unlimited because PFE could theoretically go up an unlimited amount.

SamFish3r

YTD -3% Best performers PLTR owned since IPO NVDA owned since 2015 TSLA owns since 2015-16 NFLX added when the market took a dump this year Worst performers O PFE NVO If I add BTC than I am “all the way up”

spykelol

Hope $VKTX gets bought out for a healthy sum by $PFE

bobbybeansss

idk why but i felt compelled to buy a 12/17/2027 PFE $30C LEAP. Just seemed dirt cheap.

Ronin3993

Hmm well measles has outbreaks, new covid variant is hitting Asia, how we feel about PFE leaps? At the moment puts seems to be the play but I imagine if 🥭 drops the 🪱 it might jump.

EscapeHistorical178

this is when PFE calls print for those that bought em.

EscapeHistorical178

PFE calls right off the bell for me.

EscapeHistorical178

PFE calls right off the bell for me.

Old-Commission2782

Time to buy PFE lol

CertifiedBlackGuy

Right as covid was breaking the news, I dumped about 1k into PFE and a couple other med stocks. I took profit and started investing off the "covid fatigue" and threw the earnings at hotels and resort stocks and a couple other vacation companies. Turned 1k into 20k before tax and used that money to buy a travel trailer in 2022. The big risk was that it was literally half my emergency fund (and most of the wealth I had) at the time 💀 Call me a bear, but right now, I am currently sitting on about 160k in cash between my 401k, HSA, and Roth IRA (which represents a little over 90% of their total values). I don't trust the current market and pulled out when the SPY recovered to 570 following the tariff slump to 480. I currently have GTC orders for SCHD and SCHY at $22 and $23 a share respectively in both my HSA and Roth IRA for roughly 18k total. If those execute, that's when I'll re-enter half my 401k into the market. Until then, I choose to wait out the current administration or until such time as stability returns to our government and earn 4% on my money. April taught me my risk tolerance is weaponized stupidity and uncertainty. I keep an eye on the news and markets, and I'll adjust my thesis as needed. But for now, this is my course.

ijhihfs

I am coincidentally into the same stocks. PFE just seems so undervalued, like someone should just buy that mf. I get the COVID shit is over with through and they aren't exactly a research power house for new drugs. Aes just kinda goes way downa and goes back up a few bucks eventually. It's not a bad company and they have more generation than just solar (solar tax credit phase out caused many energy generation stocks to drop yesterday), in fact I think most is probably natural gas. It is in CA at least .

Individual_Guide_318

TradingView ideas posted: [https://www.tradingview.com/chart/PFE/mJGKLZ37-BUY-Pfizer-PFE-growth-by-Viagra/](https://www.tradingview.com/chart/PFE/mJGKLZ37-BUY-Pfizer-PFE-growth-by-Viagra/) [https://www.tradingview.com/chart/AES/ZYTnMc9W-Strong-buy-on-AES-Why-I-m-buying/](https://www.tradingview.com/chart/AES/ZYTnMc9W-Strong-buy-on-AES-Why-I-m-buying/)

reaper527

> Just sold everything except my roughly 1k shares of PFE. thanks for the confirmation everyone should be buying right now.

Total_Resource9176

Just sold everything except my roughly 1k shares of PFE. That dividend alone will beat the market for the next 3-4 years.

SpaceCatVII

PFE 🚀🚀 o

possible-penguin

I think that would be one wise choice for long term. If you put most of your money there and then keep some to speculate on individual stocks you can have a safety net and get to play a little. It just depends what you want to do. Right now I have a ton of SCHG, a lesser amount of SCHD, and then smaller amounts (total smaller than in my ETFs) in GOOG, TSM, UPS, PFE, PEP, and AMD. The stocks I manage more closely and am more likely to take profits on, the ETFs I pretty much leave alone and buy more when I can.

talaabo

UNH is the new PFE.

Micronto65bymay

He's been bullish on PFE.

i2noob

when will $PFE be back to 28

greenpride32

SCHD is a farily low fee. UTG / JEPI are higher for sure. SCHD fee would have served you much better than holding individual stocks such as T PFE INTC where capital deprecation gives you a net loss. Depending on when you bought VZ it's most likely flat or down for most people, where as SCHD is up in addtion to the yield. There is no guarantee that SCHD will continue on that path, but again main point is the diversification. You hold 3-7 diviend stocks - 1 or 2 go south, your dividends don't even cover the captail losses. In the case of INTC the dividend is suspended. I'm sure SCHD has had some "losers" but in a pile of 100 it won't stand out and they can just cycle it out for something else.

ijhihfs

Any opinions on PFE? Always seems like you could make some money if you catch the up day like today. It always goes down the day after lol. Pretty predictable

EscapeHistorical178

LF DKS deal may drop, this is going to crush FL puts seem logical, DKS calls seem prime to make later today. good luck. I like PFE SNAP, lets fkn go.

salty0waldo

Listen mate, I’m not a crazy bear…and I hope to the heavens I am wrong, but no I don’t. This administration is making it clear they want to cut drug costs and restructure the approval process. Pharma has been absolutely destroyed but PFE has been declining for over two years now and no matter what they guide to or how “good” the earnings look, it will keep going down. They will have to cut the dividend if these pressures continue. I am long still on PFE and BMY but I expect it to continue to be a terrible drag on my portfolio. Convince me I’m wrong.

Spenderofall

Tf is happening to PFE its the only stock that is making me loose can someone explain

Charming_Squirrel_13

they remind me of RCA back in the day. a great place to work, but not exactly focused on their long term financial viability. I sold most of my PFE in 2021 at a gain, and am wondering when I should tax loss harvest the rest.

volckerwasright

UNH gonna valuetrap them boomer investors just like PFE did

salty0waldo

PFE now trading near 2000 highs. Essentially no stock appreciation for 25 years what a joke.

SpaceCatVII

Another day Another PFE and TLT fuk 

No-Improvement3164

PFE nose diving 

salty0waldo

Oh boy PFE bleeding again!

salty0waldo

I am still long BMY and PFE (cause I’m bag holding) but there is not one drop of positive sentiment on pharma right now. The entire healthcare industry has a lot of bad vibes.

salty0waldo

WBA had poor financials for years, if not decades, in an already crowded industry. Comparing PFE to WBA is like comparing AMZN to XOM.

salty0waldo

Good to see BMY and PFE absolutely destroying my portfolio today, again.

carbonreplica

Just wait until PFE dumps their CEO, we'll be back to 40 in no time

HonestWorking9898

I wrote a white paper about platelets regenerating by antibodies through digestive tract and sent it to Pfizer, stock goes up so does biotech. Long on PFE for now. Platelets will recoup for burn victims and those who in chemo in hours instead of days. It will be like a yogurt that also provides nutrients to bone marrow. I think it’s disruptive and innovative, will bring massive returns while saving lives.

Lazy-Gene-7284

You can do it, mix Some 5% paying stuff like bonds with some BCD’s and REITs, and some staple stocks yielding really well right now like Verizon (VZ) , Pfizer ( PFE), and Lyondell Basel (LYB). That’s what I do and it lets me keep a bigger % in the broader market for growth.

No-Improvement3164

PFE red candle 

Cool_Cartographer_39

Really? PFE ^3%, MRK ^ 5%...

brock2063

PFE

cow_grass

Yoo wtf, my JNJ and PFE puts are NOT printing.

1kfreedom

Google needs to buy PFE for the pill. That will get it up.

Diligent_Fox_9072

PFE inexplicably surging

bmp5046

PFE’s dividend yield is insane

SpaceCatVII

I wouldn't have bought PFE if I knew the US was going to go full communist 

traderbusto

PFE is the INTC of pharma

secondxanga

no, re pharma stocks & todays pending EO order LLY MRK & JNJ are all down but PFE seems less vulnerable and i’m wondering why

nutsackninja

How do you think PFE makes money?

floppy_panoos

30% - 80% prescription drugs announced yet PFE ...Down?!??

secondxanga

any idea why PFE is doing pretty solid right now?

EnginrA

PFE?

EnginrA

Market is ripping my PFE calls must be printing!

No-Improvement3164

Everything? Looks PEP PFE LLYJNJ

progmakerlt

So... Is it calls or puts on PFE?

Heavy_Consequence441

How we feeling about PFE puts tomorrow boyos?

NoctRob

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand I'm glad I waited to DCA my PFE holdings...

DDRisBetter

My PFE stocks are fucked

FemaleEcho

Whichever one dips the most PFE, JNJ, MRK, ABBV, BMY, AMGN, GILD, NVS, SNY

JonRadian

Curious. Why is LLY dumping harder than PFE or NVO?

Crazy_Donkies

Bought PFE puts like MTG and sold LLY.   Should have bought more.

Venice_LA

Big Pharma ooooof. I swear the parties flipped. Short LLY PFE etc "I will be signing one of the most consequential Executive Orders in our Country’s history. Prescription Drug and Pharmaceutical prices will be REDUCED, almost immediately, by 30% to 80%. They will rise throughout the World in order to equalize and, for the first time in many years, bring FAIRNESS TO AMERICA! I will be instituting a MOST FAVORED NATION’S POLICY whereby the United States will pay the same price as the Nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the World."