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Pfizer is one of the world's largest pharmaceutical firms, with annual sales of roughly $60 billion. While it historically sold many types of healthcare products and chemicals, now prescription drugs and vaccines account for the majority of sales. Top sellers include pneumococcal vaccine Prevnar 13 and cardiology drugs Vyndaqel and Eliquis. Pfizer sells these products globally, with international sales representing 40% of total sales. Within international sales, emerging markets are a major contributor.www.pfizer.com

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Sep 18, 2026

Nicole KaganGUEST
45:19
One thing that we're looking into now is listing more granular biotech, biopharma markets.
Nicole KaganGUEST
45:24
One thing that we are wrestling with on our end is if you're Pfizer and you've got some clinical trials in motion, you as Pfizer are prohibited from trading on the Kalshi market because you have MNPI on how that trial is running.
Stephen J. DubnerHOST
45:35
MNPI stands for Material Non-Public Information.
Nicole KaganGUEST
45:39
You as an institution shouldn't be able to take a position on that market, at the very least not directly.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
40:19
He, he, he was the bringer of death.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
40:21
The decisions, the people that Donald Trump enabled and put in positions of power, Fauci, Birx, uh, Redfield, the, the, all the, the CDC, uh, FDA people that were in charge of that, uh, the people at the ph- pharmaceutical industry or companies that he enabled over at Pfizer and Moderna and, and, and the likes, AstraZeneca, uh, to the extent that he could.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
40:45
This was a depopulation effort, and Donald Trump was the driver of it, and the vaccines are going to go down as w- the bigge- one of the biggest catastrophes in American history.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
40:59
I mean, I don't know if the death count is still, um, you know, I don't know if, if, if you're familiar with, with what the, the running death toll is internationally from the vaccines, but it's over 23 million dead people from this.
Tom HayesHOST
54:49
This will probably be 10 to 50 over the next few years.
Tom HayesHOST
54:53
Pfizer, same thing starting to recover here.
Tom HayesHOST
54:58
People think it's a boring stock.
Tom HayesHOST
55:00
When it's over 30, people start to pay attention.

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Tom HayesHOST
125:49
quantitative value strad tobias carlisle acquires multiple uh yeah i don't know tobias very well i've listened to some of his podcasts he seems like a smart guy um he actually uh he's got a promoted one of our podcasts one time so i got nothing but good things to say but i don't know a lot about him um jackson kelly waiting about wendy's uh i'd be interested in wendy's if uh Todd Penninger went to go turn it around, but right now I got him at Papa John's, so I'm not interested in Wendy's.
Tom HayesHOST
126:25
Allison Parker.
Tom HayesHOST
126:30
She said, are you betting on drug approvals for Pfizer to work? No.
Tom HayesHOST
126:35
Trading at nine times earnings, 6% yield.
Mike ConradHOST
42:51
But we just assume they're going to last forever.
Tina LarsonGUEST
42:54
Meanwhile, you heard about the Pfizer building just a few weeks
Mike ConradHOST
42:57
ago.
Mike ConradHOST
42:58
Yes.
Mike ConradHOST
42:59
Bits are falling off.
Mike ConradHOST
43:01
And was that is that that really narrow, super tall, narrow building on the outskirts of Central Park? That's a residential unit, 104 floors or something.
Tina LarsonGUEST
43:13
So a few weeks ago, it was the Pfizer building, it's an office building on 42nd Street.
Tina LarsonGUEST
43:21
So on 42nd Street, and apparently, I didn't notice before, but apparently they're building a residential portion of it on top or on the side.
Christian WhiteHOST
40:09
What happens if someone took it? So for example, and I know people are going to give me shit or whatever, but I've shared on other episodes before I was Red pilled, whatever you want to call it.
Christian WhiteHOST
40:19
I took Pfizer more basically mainly to put to bed people's potential complaining and bemoaning.
Christian WhiteHOST
40:27
What is your take on that? If you take it as that, you know, some people that it killed them for others, they adapted or what's what's your advice
Alondra MarkmanGUEST
40:35
or.
John CampbellHOST
3:53
3.3% more, 3.3 times more likely for the Oxford AstraZeneca type vaccine.
John CampbellHOST
4:04
just under two times more likely for the Pfizer, just over two and a half times more likely for the Moderna and 3.3 for the Janssen one, which of course is another adenovirus vector type vaccine.
John CampbellHOST
4:19
Now I just want to show you why transverse myelitis is important.
John CampbellHOST
4:22
Let's imagine that this is the brain here.
John CampbellHOST
22:03
and they don't see a need for a fourth dose at the moment.
John CampbellHOST
22:06
But just in case you were worried about it Pfizer and Moderna are working on new booster shots combining different variants of the virus to give a sort of polyclonal vaccine and hopefully Pfizer and Moderna at least hopefully in their terms they'll carry on making huge amounts of money from selling vaccines.
John CampbellHOST
22:32
Let's hope there's an objective determination as to whether this will be required or not and I'm not too sure the CDC is being that objective at the moment but I'll let you decide that.
John CampbellHOST
22:47
All the references are there don't take my word for it go and check it out see if my interpretations are correct and thank you for watching.
Sean ThompsonHOST
8:56
He has nothing to do with patients.
Sean ThompsonHOST
8:59
It's almost as fun as the head of the EU Pfizer and the guys at Veterinarian.
Sean ThompsonHOST
9:04
This is almost as much fun.
Sean ThompsonHOST
9:06
But one thing you definitely are is an Islamo-Nazi.
David FreiheitHOST
4:35
She goes, take some stuff, go home.
David FreiheitHOST
4:37
Sean Hartman, 17 year old kid, Pfizer shot, comes in sick, brown, bags under his eyes, vomiting, sore shoulder.
David FreiheitHOST
4:44
They don't do any tests.
David FreiheitHOST
4:45
They just send them home.
Morgan FerenczGUEST
49:22
But mostly because I'm going to be in commercials.
Morgan FerenczGUEST
49:26
I'm going to be in the Pfizer commercial.
Morgan FerenczGUEST
49:28
I'm pretty sure he's also in State Farm commercial.
Morgan FerenczGUEST
49:32
He's getting the bag in addition to an excellent job.

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