Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) stock's fluctuating trends are reflective of significant events and decisions. Despite registering surprise upside due to their COVID products, the shares fell by 5.3% as three-year earnings paired with shareholder returns show a downward trend. The stocks fell 10% in November following Kennedy's HHS nomination. The options have also seen a crucial decrease after RFK Jr.'s nomination for Health Secretary to lead HHS. Meanwhile, stocks took a downturn due to competition from Moderna, Eli Lilly, Novavax, and skepticism around vaccines. However, significant stake acquisition by firms like Starboard Value ($1 billion) and BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Holding S.A. impacted positively. While the shares saw an innovative approach in the Obesity market, the stock also experienced a dip due to former executives' disagreement with Starboard. Notably, Pfizer garnered EU approval for their Hemophilia drug, Hympavzi. Stock analysts have divergent views on the future potential of the shares, with some emphasising its value and listing potential catalysts while others urge caution.
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