PFE
Pfizer Inc.
stock NYSE

AMZN, SPY, SCHD, NVO, PFE and KSPI, nothing crazy.  I do option wheels with 30-40k and keep about 25% cash.

buy on RED day sell on green days BUY Solid Stocks(Apple, GOOGLE, META,) my suggestion PFE(PFIZER) a dead stock with 5-6% divi with 27$ can change quite bit if that cancer research pans out

AMZN, SPY, SCHD, NVO, PFE and KSPI, nothing crazy.  I do option wheels with 30-40k and keep about 25% cash.

buy on RED day sell on green days BUY Solid Stocks(Apple, GOOGLE, META,) my suggestion PFE(PFIZER) a dead stock with 5-6% divi with 27$ can change quite bit if that cancer research pans out

man i member during RONA 🥭 would bring out top CEOs in every industry like WMT, PFE, TGT, etc and pump up their shares - it was like a cyclical rotation
and WSB would be rolling the slots on each
good times

Momentum-wise, [the technicals of Pfizer](https://www.stock-table.com/ticker/PFE/technicals?public_uuid=67d312fe-0c29-46db-a84e-9070a7bf0a2f) seems to be looking up. It's also trading below the 200W SMA. The downside risk seems limited as there appears to be a floor at 25. As you said, forward P/E below 10 with a PEG ratio of 0.5. On the surface, looks attractive with the high dividend, definitely merits further research.

Most active managers want to own no more than 2-3 pharma names. They will invariably choose those with earnings momentum, regardless of valuation. PFE looks like a solid place to park money if you are patient but a guy who needs to beat the benchmark this quarter is not going to buy PFE.

In Utilities/REITS I own DNP (1.27% of my account) IRM (1.94%) and recently added NLY (1.22%).
But My largest Div holdings are MO (4.75%) ATT (4.70%) UPS (3.97%) PFE (3.78%) and BTI (3.36%).

Pharma is arguably one of the most evil and detrimental industries to humanity.
I’m glad PFE is in the dumps.