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	<title>Comments on: The case for Pfizer</title>
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		<title>By: gokou3</title>
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		<description>Nice article.  I am a PFE owner since 2005 at $21.50.  At that time I bought in due to its huge FCF and expectation of Torcetrapib (sp?) to eventually replace lost Lipitor revenues.  That didn&#039;t happen, and the stock dropped further, all the way to single digits recently.  But now the prospect is much better.  In addition to what you mentioned, the company&#039;s current CEO has also made significant cost cutting in its existing operation.  They are now making a big push to generic drugs which PFE should have an edge due to its wide distribution network.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice article.  I am a PFE owner since 2005 at $21.50.  At that time I bought in due to its huge FCF and expectation of Torcetrapib (sp?) to eventually replace lost Lipitor revenues.  That didn&#8217;t happen, and the stock dropped further, all the way to single digits recently.  But now the prospect is much better.  In addition to what you mentioned, the company&#8217;s current CEO has also made significant cost cutting in its existing operation.  They are now making a big push to generic drugs which PFE should have an edge due to its wide distribution network.</p>
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