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Pfizer announced new Phase 2b data for its investigational GLP‑1 RA peptide, showing robust efficacy and favourable gastrointestinal tolerability with weekly and monthly dosing.
The company said these results support its extensive pivotal program in obesity science. More information is available through the link provided in the announcement.
Pfizer’s price of $26.01 is currently above the MA-20 ($25.78) and MA-200 ($25.85), but sits below the MA-50 ($26.59), suggesting short-term and long-term support yet lingering medium-term resistance. Immediate resistance is indicated by the Ichimoku Kijun at $26.05, just above the current price, while near-term support sits at the MA-200 ($25.85) and key support at MA-20 ($25.78); immediate resistance clusters at the Kijun ($26.05) and key resistance at MA-50 ($26.59).
Momentum signals are divergent on D1, with MACD showing strong sell and ADX at a low 9.45 signaling weak trend strength. RSI is neutral at 49.64 but currently forecast as “Sell,” while Stoch RSI flags an overbought condition and CCI registers moderate buyer activity. The BBP indicator signals ongoing buyer dominance intraday. In today’s session, Pfizer is up 1.25%, highlighting a noticeable gain. Over the past week, Pfizer has slipped $0.20 (0.74%) from last Friday’s close of $26.21. The price is in the upper part of the weekly range, with weekly volatility standing at 3.72%. The weekly tone suggests consolidation near the high after recovering from lower levels.
For the coming week, the forecasted price range is $25.18 to $26.42, bounding Pfizer’s likely movement within 3–4% of the current price and comfortably above the 52-week low ($23.11) but still below the 52-week high ($28.74). The probability of a price increase is moderate, at 50%, with downside movement equally likely given the mixed signals from the W1 indicators (RSI and MA-100 signal Sell, but ADX and MACD suggest underlying upward bias). Baseline scenario: Pfizer trades sideways within the $25.18–$26.42 corridor. Bullish scenario: A break above immediate resistance at $26.05 and MA-50 ($26.59) could open a move toward the upper band of the range. Bearish scenario: A drop below near-term support ($25.85) targets the $25.20 area, risking a move closer to the weekly low, but remaining above major yearly support.
Previously it was reported that Pfizer shares were experiencing persistent bearish momentum, with limited prospects for an immediate breakout from their downward trend. As market conditions evolve, investors should monitor for renewed volatility or catalysts that could define the prevailing scenario and offer clearer direction for the stock’s next move.