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<p>The article discusses Pfizer's strategic investments and market performance, highlighting its recent acquisitions and cost-saving measures. Despite a significant drop in revenue post-COVID, Pfizer aims to stabilize its core business and offset patent expirations. The company has launched a $7.2B cost-savings program and acquired Seagen and Metsera to boost growth. The healthcare sector's historical resilience during midterm election years is noted, with Pfizer positioned for potential outperformance.</p>

- Pfizer has been targeted for investment due to its undervalued position and potential for growth, particularly after significant underperformance in the healthcare sector over three years.  
- The company is undergoing a $7.2 billion cost-saving initiative and strategic acquisitions, including Seagen and Metsera, to bolster its product pipeline amidst looming patent expirations.  
- Despite challenges, Pfizer's stable revenue and dividend yield of 6.82% position it attractively for investors looking for long-term growth and protection against market volatility.

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