Pfizer Inc. Message Board
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Report was mildly disappointing and stock price had gone up too much too soon. If there is no market swoon, I think price will base around $26-27. If there is a significant market pullback, who knows how low it can go. I believe there will be a correction very soon, but I doubt it will be very significant, due to Central Bank liquidity. So, PFE should base during the company's 2Q and move back above $30 by next report.
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Maybe, but it is likely to get cheaper in coming days with broker downgrades that are sure to follow. This was a big disappointment to shareholders, and most regret not selling earlier. Any temporary strength will result in selling.
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IMO $54
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The more obvious it becomes that the US can't pay back it's bonds the more people buy
by bigg_redd_rockett •Apr 5, 2013 10:05 AMThe Fed is gradually replacing bondholders with its own balance sheet, which never has to be paid back. The eventual rate rise will be in spite of Fed actions, not because of them.
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I don't think this stock is going to skyrocket, but management is doing positive things for investors willing to hold for the long haul. Meanwhile, the company fundamentals are improving, and stockholders are getting paid to wait. IMO this stock should be acquired on any serious market pullback that will cause the stock price to drop.
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Think it will go below $56 this time? Maybe to $50?
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Perhaps you didn't get it regarding weapons systems; I thought it was obvious, maybe not. It's not that we bought cold war weapons systems during the cold war; it's that we're still buying them. Newsflash: the cold war is over; we won.
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Taxpayers seeking fairness and real spending cuts should be hopiing we go over the cliff, and not get some lame agreement to kick the can. Under sequester more people not paying taxes now would be paying. Spending cuts primarily aimed at Defense wouldn't be all that bad. We don't need to continue buying weapons systems for the cold war, we should not be paying for bases in Germany, Japan, and Korea and others. Maybe with less in the Defense budget the Administration will be more reluctant to get involved in other countries' internal affairs. No more Iraqs, Libyas, and now Syria.
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As the Pacific Plate subducts the pressures on the faults around the rim are in equilibrium. But each time a major quake occurs and stresses are released the stresses on the other faults are increased. Increased frequency and severity of quakes around the rim are being seen in a very short period in time.
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As the Pacific Plate subducts the pressures on the faults around the rim are in equilibrium. But each time a major quake occurs and stresses are released the stresses on the other faults are increased. Increased frequency and severity of quakes around the rim are being seen in a very short period in time.
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Taxpayers seeking fairness and real spending cuts should be hopiing we go over the cliff, and not get some lame agreement to kick the can. Under sequester more people not paying taxes now would be paying. Spending cuts primarily aimed at Defense wouldn't be all that bad. We don't need to continue buying weapons systems for the cold war, we should not be paying for bases in Germany, Japan, and Korea and others. Maybe with less in the Defense budget the Administration will be more reluctant to get involved in other countries' internal affairs. No more Iraqs, Libyas, and now Syria.
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Taxpayers seeking fairness and real spending cuts should be hopiing we go over the cliff, and not get some lame agreement to kick the can. Under sequester more people not paying taxes now would be paying. Spending cuts primarily aimed at Defense wouldn't be all that bad. We don't need to continue buying weapons systems for the cold war, we should not be paying for bases in Germany, Japan, and Korea and others. Maybe with less in the Defense budget the Administration will be more reluctant to get involved in other countries' internal affairs. No more Iraqs, Libyas, and now Syria.
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Taxpayers seeking fairness and real spending cuts should be hopiing we go over the cliff, and not get some lame agreement to kick the can. Under sequester more people not paying taxes now would be paying. Spending cuts primarily aimed at Defense wouldn't be all that bad. We don't need to continue buying weapons systems for the cold war, we should not be paying for bases in Germany, Japan, and Korea and others. Maybe with less in the Defense budget the Administration will be more reluctant to get involved in other countries' internal affairs. No more Iraqs, Libyas, and now Syria.
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Embrace the cliff. It is the best deal for people seeking greater fairness in taxes and who want to see real spending cuts. The market will probably drop since the consequences of the cliff have been so hyped, but it will recover once people think about what is really going on.
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As the Pacific Plate subducts the pressures on the faults around the rim are in equilibrium. But each time a major quake occurs and stresses are released the stress on the other faults are increased. Increased frequency and severity of quakes around the rim are seen in a very short period in time.
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It appears to be out of favor, regardless of analyst reports available to common investors. IMO big boys are bailing. The momentum now is lower. I don't know how low, but this resembles break in 2002. We'll see. Snug.
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Recent major quake off Canadian west coast, followed by Central American major quake also on the west coast. IMO pressure is building to another major quake between these two areas very soon.
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It is likely there will be a major earthquake hitting west coast at any time. All signs are now pointing to an imminent quake, which will significantly change the topography of the west coast. This is truely an earth-shaking event. The impact on the US and world economies will be incalculable.
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If there is a nasty earnings surprise or market crash. Otherwise, I think it will be $28+ going into XD.