Pfizer Might Be Feeling Sickly

Big pharma names like Pfizer have held up better than most parts of the market, but now the Dow member might be feeling sickly.

The main pattern on today’s chart is the series of higher lows since March 2021 and lower highs since December. These converging trendlines have produced a triangle that PFE appears to have broken to the downside.

Attention could now focus on the April low of $47.12 because a close below that level would represent a lower low.

Next, PFE bounced at its 200-day simple moving average (SMA) in early March and early May. However, this month it ripped through the SMA without a pause. Has it lost relevance as support?

Finally, the stock made a higher high and lower low on the weekly chart: a bearish outside candle.

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