Michael F. Price and David Einhorn like Pfizer
| December 9th, 2010 | ||
| Two well regarded value-focused hedge fund gurus have commented this week on how they see investment opportunities in Pfizer Inc (NYSE: PFE). The pharmaceutical giant’s former CEO Jeffrey B. Kindler abruptly announced his “retirement” this past Sunday. Michael F. Price, who runs value-focused hedge fund MFP Investors LLC, mentioned today during an event that the stock is on his radar. Similarly, David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital told Reuters on Tuesday that he believed that the stock was substantially undervalued. As of 9/30/10, Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital and Price’s MFP Investors held 23,154,098 shares ($397mm) and 370,000 shares ($2.18mm) of Pfizer Inc, respectively. | ||
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by jill on April 30th, 2012
I think investing in a drug company like this is such a great idea. They are making tons of money and the future looks so bright for them. Great choice here. écoles élémentaires d'Ottawa
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