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Last update: Sep 26, 2023
Our stock screener has spotted PFIZER INC (NYSE:PFE) as a good dividend stock with solid fundamentals. NYSE:PFE shows decent health and profitability. At the same time it gives a good and sustainable dividend. We'll dive into each aspect below.
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PFIZER INC
NYSE:PFE (11/30/2023, 6:53:54 PM)
After market: 30.67 +0.2 (+0.66%)30.47
+0.39 (+1.3%)
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