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Bristol-Myers Squibb Is A Buy At Current Support (Technical Analysis)

Jul. 23, 2023 7:56 AM ETBristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY)5 Comments
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Summary

  • Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY) is a promising investment opportunity due to its strong presence in oncology and immunology, and its robust pipeline of compounds in development.
  • The stock price of BMY demonstrates a strong bullish trend, suggesting a promising buying opportunity.
  • The appearance of a key reversal candle within the ascending channel further reinforces the bullish prospects for BMY.

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This detailed article offers a positive investment viewpoint on Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY), a distinguished pharmaceutical enterprise with a lasting legacy and remarkable portfolio. BMY has a firm footing in the ever-expanding fields of oncology and immunology, coupled with

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Muhammad Umair, PhD is a financial markets analyst, advisor and investor with over 15 years of experience in financial markets. He is the founder of Gold Predictors, a web application that publishes in-depth analysis and educational materials on the forex, gold, and silver markets using advanced analytical techniques. He has transformed the world of trading and investing by developing superior forecasting techniques and analyses that have up to 95% accuracy in price points and timing. The high-quality analysis and trading ideas, available at the Gold Predictors website, are the result of extensive research and testing of trading strategies on live accounts over time. He believes that the precious metals sector currently has the most potential. As a consequence, it is his main point of interest to help traders and investors make the most of that potential.

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Comments (5)

B
Just curious, why do you and many other authors leave the "price at publication" box blank?
andrewscool1992 profile picture
meh at some point all the boomers retiring doesnt matter where it'll be sourced there will be an unprecedented demand.
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Fundamental analysis suggest no "margin of safety" for new money.

BMY may be a 'hold' if purchased at a lower cost basis. Right now, it's over-valued.

-EPS growth is too anemic, price too high.

-The Aaa bond yield is too attractive (4.62%).

Key metrics:

*Intrinsic value per share: $50.60

Current BMY price : $64.68

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Current "normal" earnings: $3.43
Growth rate (EPS growth next 5 yrs): 3.49%
Corporate Aaa bond: 4.62%
Margin of safety: Subjective; Buffett likes about 25%
Current stock price: $64.68
Finally, click on "calculate" button
J
Own the stock but am disappointed in the dip. These big pharma companies fight an endless battle to replace blockbuster drugs dragging down the stock pricing
q
Why don’t you own it?
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