Warren Buffett and Greg Abel Keep Overlooking This Stock -- but It's One of the Most Berkshire-Ready Picks on the Market

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Berkshire Hathaway 's ( BRKA -1.08% ) ( BRKB -1.15% ) second-quarter 13F is now officially filed, disclosing all the stock trades it made during the quarter, and ultimately offering a snapshot of the conglomerate's current stock portfolio. No real surprises either. Although Berkshire was a net buyer for the first time in a long time, the additions were expansions of existing positions, or new purchases that make enough sense. There's one name arguably worth Warren Buffett 's and Greg Abel's consideration, however, that still isn't a Berkshire Hathaway holding. That's drugmaker Pfizer ( PFE +0.30% ) . Here's why Berkshire should buy it, and why you might want to even if Abel or Buffett don't end up adding it to Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio anytime soon. If you know anything at all about Pfizer, then you might disagree with the call. This pharmaceutical stock has underperformed since peeling back from its COVID-prompted peak in late 2021. In fact, it's gone nowhere since early 2024, unable to offset the massive revenue decline resulting from the wind-down of the coronavirus pandemic. The company wasn't able to do a great deal of developmental work during that period; shareholders have paid the price in the meantime.

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Following the filing of Berkshire Hathaway's Q2 13F, Pfizer (PFE) is gaining attention as an undervalued stock that Warren Buffett and Greg Abel have yet to purchase. Despite experiencing sharp revenue declines and sluggish stock performance following the end of the COVID-19 vaccine boom, Pfizer possesses potential that aligns with Berkshire's investment philosophy. Regardless of whether Buffett adds it to his portfolio, investors need to reassess the valuation appeal of the pharmaceutical sector.

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Although Berkshire Hathaway maintained a net buying stance during the second quarter, pharmaceutical stock Pfizer, which has struggled to recover since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, remains excluded from the portfolio. This is primarily due to declining post-pandemic sales and a drop in stock prices driven by stagnation in new drug development.

Future stock price trends will be determined by whether Pfizer successfully launches new blockbuster drugs to fill the revenue gap left by COVID-related products. Key indicators to watch include quarterly R&D investment efficiency and the commercialization speed of its drug pipeline, with the risk of further stock declines if it fails.

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