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The Company, through its divisions and subsidiaries, is engaged in the discovery, development, licensing, manufacturing, marketing, distribution and sale of pharmaceuticals and other health care related products.
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btruemen (< 20) Submitted: 4/24/08 9:05 PM : Start Price: $22.06 BMY Score: 8.17
Old people need to stay medicated to get through the unknown...
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ottsboleego (82.32) Submitted: 4/02/08 1:37 PM : Start Price: $21.41 BMY Score: 9.40
will correct lack of products .
FGunawan (39.14) Submitted: 6/03/08 4:06 AM : Start Price: $21.69 BMY Score: 9.78
- Low valuation (P/E, P/S) compared to peers- Generous dividend yield- Management's target of 15% growth per year seems achievable- Strong growth of new products to potentially offset sales of Plavix when it goes out of patent...
willof1 (77.43) Submitted: 4/08/08 10:32 PM : Start Price: $21.58 BMY Score: 8.52
This stock is underpriced and a great value. Bristol Myers has a history of generous dividend payments. Reuters ranks this company as a bargain.
PN2LAMB (< 20) Submitted: 5/16/08 7:07 AM : Start Price: $21.70 BMY Score: 11.87
This stock will bounce back.
BILLHY13 (< 20) Submitted: 5/15/08 4:25 PM : Start Price: $21.70 BMY Score: 11.87
BMY is undervalued. Look for $28 in a few months.
goodlife1 (52.10) Submitted: 4/13/08 9:21 AM : Start Price: $21.38 BMY Score: 6.67
Simple pick. Get paid while you wait.
Smiley81 (< 20) Submitted: 5/26/08 11:22 AM : Start Price: $23.25 BMY Score: 3.61
Target: $30+
commander50 (86.81) Submitted: 4/14/08 6:47 AM : Start Price: $21.38 BMY Score: 6.67
Nice Dividend
deuspecuniae (67.62) Submitted: 5/01/08 12:11 PM : Start Price: $22.36 BMY Score: 7.00
The looming recession that bernanke and the whole federal reserve gang have set this country towards will send alot of investors into the pharmaceutical's sector--being the traditional recessionary savior to say the least. Plus, most pharmaceutical s...