PFE to ATH PFE has been following the highs and lows on this bullish run with last bullish run to a T. Some of my most successful plays have been from finding these patterns and trading them. On top of that, the correction on PFE pulled back to the 78 fib line which is very healthy after a big run like it had. I am still very bullish on the next month for PFE and am anticipating new ath next end of month into dec.
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Novavax ShortPfizer's monopoly is very strong on the Covid-19 vaccines . They are spending millions hiding their side effects and creating hurdles for their competitors at the regulatory agencies SUCCESSFULLY . It maybe that Novavax has one the best products out there but that simply does not matter at this point , we know how powerful big pharma can be and Novavax's lateness to the game will not serve them well here . The biggest dangers to NVAX are now the regulatory agencies taking long/asking for additional info and the COVID-19 Antiviral drug news ( Merck's pill approval will be this months and Pfizer may come out with their Phase III study result any moment now). Both are very likely .
NVAX will likely reject braking $200 TODAY. $195 -$200 will be a great entry point for a opening a short position on this . RISK /REWARD RATIO VERY LUCRATIVE .
TARGET HIT $PFR 9.05% in 14 days TARGET HIT $PFR 9.05% in 14 days
Wooo hoooo…. Great game!!!
Definitely room for this to go higher...
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PFE Pfizer on the 8hr Popping the cloud.So I have been blending a lot of my styles together and recently i have had a lot of success with the 4 hr Chart using the cloud. When I remembered that I use to trade multiple timeframes because they repeat the same pattern on each time frame. So if that was the case I should be able to find a 8 hour chart where PFE is popping the cloud since the 4hr had already popped the cloud days ago. So I pulled up the 8hr and it was sitting in the cloud about to pop. It just popped the cloud and now is coming back down to find support before breaking out to go for a new high. Resistance is at 43.70. Once it gathers up enough shares to control the float it will clear this area.
The white line is actually the copy of the same move on the 4hr chart. I copied and pasted it on the 8 hr so I can get the exact same path the 4hr took on the 8hr chart.
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11.01.2021
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So it looks like It might be time to start a position in PFE…
Target 45.92, or double position at 38.30
@Smartdaytrading I’m not sure if you saw this since the last post, its right at that projected buy level.
This is definitely on my radar for tomorrow.
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Pfizer could be a low risk play at this levels..!Pizer reacted to 200 EMA as well as one of the most important support levels(green line) and just gets out of the downward regression channel.
I think it is highly likely we see higher prices in the coming days.
My yesterday analysis: (it was not published publicly):
Entry: 41.55
Stop loss:40.92
Reward/Risk:5.03
Target range: 44.55
Time Frame: 2Wks
Possible gain: 7.635
Possible loss: 1.52%
Position size: 5 % of trading capital
This is a trade opportunity before the next earning call
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Pfizer | Fundamental Analysis | Short view Many would agree that a half victory is better than a total defeat. Pfizer and BioNTech have seen this through firsthand experience.
The two partners had hoped that an FDA advisory committee would recommend revaccination with the COVID-19 vaccine to all Americans 16 years of age and older. A week ago, however, the committee voted 16-2 against recommending the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for a wide age range.
It wasn't just bad news for these drug companies, however. The FDA advisory committee also voted unanimously to recommend the boosters for U.S. citizens age 65 and older, and anyone at high risk for severe COVID-19. And now you're probably wondering, could Pfizer stock be a reasonable investment choice after this partial victory?
The FDA still has to decide whether to revaccinate the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. If the agency follows the commission's recommendations and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) agrees with them, many additional vaccines could soon become available.
As per the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Aging, there were about 52.4 million Americans age 65 and older in 2018. Today, that number is undoubtedly higher.
Vaccination rates among older Americans are higher than any other age group. According to the CDC, nearly 85 percent of people between the ages of 65 and 74 have been fully vaccinated. Nearly 80% of Americans age 75 and older have been fully vaccinated.
We don't know how many of these people received the Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech. However, overall, Comirnaty accounts for about 57% of all COVID-19 vaccine doses administered to date.
It is estimated that about 25 million Comirnaty revaccinations could be administered in the following months if the FDA and CDC give the green light to revaccination. Based on previous vaccine prices, the total cost of revaccination for the groups recommended by the FDA panel could approach $500 million.
At first glance, the possibility of an additional $500 million over the next few months may seem significant. However, there are several reasons not to get so excited.
Most importantly, none of the companies are likely to get "extra" money from boosters shortly. The U.S. has already ordered a total of 500 million doses from Pfizer and BioNTech, plus another 500 million doses for transfer to other countries. At least at this time, it is doubtful that extra doses will be purchased by the government to vaccinate Americans.
Keep in mind also that Pfizer and BioNTech share profits from Comirnaty. Even if the companies could expect additional orders from the U.S. government for boosters, the financial impact for Pfizer would not be huge. In the second quarter, the company had revenue of $19 billion and profits of nearly $5.6 billion.
There is really no good reason to buy Pfizer stock based on the recommendation of the FDA advisory committee. Nevertheless, there are other reasons why investors might seriously consider stock in this major pharmaceutical company.
The need for an annual refill for everyone is still a real possibility. If Pfizer can count on strong recurring revenues from Comirnaty for years to come, the stock will look much more attractive.
No doubt, Pfizer doesn't just rely on its COVID-19 vaccine. The pharmaceutical giant has other growth drivers that should appeal to investors, notably the rare heart disease drug Vyndaqel/Vyndamax and the blood-thinning drug Eliquis.
Pfizer's pipeline could bring even more big wins. A pill for COVID-19 may be on the way. The drugmaker also has more than 20 other late-stage programs. It is also adding to its portfolio through deals, including intentions to buy Trillium Therapeutics.
Last, but not least, is Pfizer's dividend. Many income investors will like the dividend yield, which is currently 3.5%.
For some investors, Pfizer stock looks like a good choice. But any endorsement for older Americans boosters isn't much of a factor in deciding whether or not to buy the stock one way or the other.
AMD, MRNA, PFE after WSB play finished..!I reviewed WSB's plays in different articles and explained their price manipulation system Look at their most famous plays after few weeks will make it obvious that sharp rising price has no chance of reoccurring without the same manipulation.
I believe there will be no push from WSB soon!
It seems after the last Flash crash in the crypto market, they are not able to handle anything above the 100 Billion dollar market cap!
For me, there is a very big question:
How should we interpret the charts???
I suggest doing the analysis based on the most recent part and try to be aware of the reality that not all prices will repeat in the future!
reading my previous articles about WSB could help you consider this factor in your trading!
Pfizer dropping momentumFibgoals fractally at origin of Wave 5 of impulse and then beyond. If our mapping is correct, this impulse is done for now.
Remember, this is not financial advice. You must do your own research and carefully make decisions for yourself by yourself. We love TA and do not provide individually tailored financial advice, or financial advice period.
Now that aside, Fibonacci in crystal clear green and invalidation noted, as always, in red. Good luck out there.
$PFE starterPfizer appears to have completed retracement from high's , found support on 100EMA cloud and indicating a change in momentum for a possible nice swing trade.
Optimal buy zone would be black trend line but I'm going with starter $45 10/15Cs here. Will add if it continues to dip up until 43 stop loss.
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PFIZER: FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS + NEXT TARGET POINT ⚡️As you know, Pfizer's biggest product at the moment is the coronavirus vaccine, Comirnati. The company and its partner BioNTech expect it to bring in more than $33 billion this year.
Meanwhile, Pfizer expects revenue from the coronavirus vaccine to account for 42% of the company's total revenue. The vaccine is certainly one good reason to buy stock in this major pharmaceutical giant.
But there is another reason to buy Pfizer stock, and it has nothing to do with the COVID-19 vaccine. It is important to remember that Pfizer has a huge number of commercialized products, including seven blockbuster drugs. Earlier this month, one of them received good news - news that should prompt us to take a closer look at this pharmaceutical company's stock.
Eliquis, the blood-thinning drug commercialized by Pfizer and its partner Bristol Myers Squibb, received a very important decision in the appeals court. The court upheld the original decision protecting the patents on this best-selling drug, including the drug's composition and formula.
This means that the generic drugmaker will not be able to enter the market with a competing drug until April 2028. Pfizer and Bristol Myers will probably file another appeal, but after two courts have already ruled in their favor, one can be optimistic about their case.
This is great news for Pfizer, given the revenue generated from the sale of the drug Eliquis. Last year, Pfizer reported more than $4.9 billion in revenue from the alliance and direct sales of the drug Eliquis. That's a 17% increase over the previous year. And this was during a pandemic when access to non-COVID health care was limited.
Eliquis continues to be one of Pfizer's biggest drugs. In the second quarter of this year, Eliquis generated more than $1.4 billion in revenue. That's a 16% increase over the previous year, and Eliquis was Pfizer's second-largest drug after the coronavirus vaccine.
Of course, generic competition will eventually lead to lower sales of this blockbuster drug. But the court ruling gives Pfizer seven years to develop products that can replace Eliquis as a major source of revenue.
Pfizer has a lot of development going on. One of the most interesting candidates is an oral drug to treat the coronavirus. It would be a pill that people could take within days of the first symptoms, and it could be a game-changer and generate billions of dollars in revenue. Pfizer began Phase 2/3 trials in July and plans to present data in the fourth quarter. The company also recently began a Phase 3 trial of a vaccine candidate against respiratory syncytial infection. Currently, there is no vaccine against this common cause of severe respiratory disease.
Should you buy Pfizer stock because of news about the Eliquis patent? It's not the only reason to buy the stock, but it's one great reason. Add to that the recurring earnings from the coronavirus program. And let's not forget the company's other blockbusters.
Let's not forget the drugs and vaccines that could bring in a lot of revenue in the future. All of this together is a solid recipe for success over time. Pfizer stock is up 25% and is currently outperforming the S&P 500 Index. However, the stock is hardly reflective of all the positives now and in the future. They are trading at 11 times earnings estimates. By that measure, the stock is cheap today.
Pfizer stock is far behind biotech players in the coronavirus vaccine space such as its own partner BioNTech and rival Moderna.
You can't be sure that the situation will change. It's much easier to quickly raise the price of a company with less market value than a major pharmaceutical player. But over time, Pfizer has serious potential to increase revenues and profits -- and that should match the stock's rise. This month's news on the Eliquis patent is a huge step in the right direction.
$PFE - Key Levels and Analysis - REQUEST - I hold no position$PFE - Key Levels and Analysis
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@Smartdaytrading, I think that PFE is overdue for a trip back toward the 180EMA(Purple)… Right now it is sitting right under the 35 EMA (Red) and this week if it closes under the gray line right under the red then I’d say watch for 41.64… that would be a good place to add if you’re long…
The 35EMA has held as support for a large part of this year, but it tends to become resistance once it crosses down (and actually closes with the entire candle under the 35EMA)… and it’s been a little too long since it’s corrected back to the 180…
Anything can happen... but I'd say keep a close eye on 41-42 area
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