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Pfizer - Might It Jump?

Pfizer is somewhat range bound. In my blog yesterday I gave the example of how options it's short term options doubled in price on the opening. That event was a rarity and I referred to these options as being "suicide" options. It's options are super sensitive to any small changes in the stock's price. Here is Pfizer's "year-to-date" chart.
It gets worse than that. Did you know that the Pfizer stock is down over 50% in the last three years? It doesn't help much to have Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the scene. In spite of these circumstances here is a statement one of their companies spokespersons was recently brave enough to say.
Now look at this chart. Do you ever think it's going to break above the twenty six dollar price level by January 16th 2026? This Call last traded at $.56 or fifty six dollars.
Maybe a one year chart would be better to look at than a "year-to-date" chart.
Should we listening to what that Pfizer spokesperon is saying? It was afterall only about a month ago when this stock was trading at $26.00. If that was to happen again the next thirty days this January series of Call options we are looking at would double. ** To my readers. I do not endorse this posssible trade. This stock has underpreformed the markets for years. It's not like buying options on Boeing, Tesla, Costco or Caterpillar which are more prone to delight. For lack of a better word Pfizer has being a real dog of a stock for years. Pfizer might still be at $23.90 four months down the road.

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