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- Pfizer net income for the quarter ending September 30, 2021 was $8.146B, a 454.53% increase year-over-year. - Pfizer net income for the twelve months ending

by cik2e 5y ago

- Pfizer net income for the quarter ending September 30, 2021 was $8.146B, a 454.53% increase year-over-year. - Pfizer net income for the twelve months ending September 30, 2021 was $19.889B, a 149.36% increase year-over-year. - Pfizer annual net income for 2020 was $9.616B, a 40.91% decline from 2019. - Pfizer annual net income for 2019 was $16.273B, a 45.91% increase from 2018. - Pfizer annual net income for 2018 was $11.153B, a 47.66% decline from 2017. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/PFE/pfizer/net-income https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/PFE/pfizer/net-inc...

alphabettsy 5y ago
Any reason why you omitted the other recent years in which it nearly or more than doubled?
- cik2e 5y ago
  Fine, the following page shows their net profits from 2006 - 2020. https://www.statista.com/statistics/266194/net-income-of-pharmaceutical-company-pfizer-since-2006/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/266194/net-income-of-pha... This shows three years of Phizer netting in the neighborhood of 20 billion. This year they've hit 20 billion net in the first nine months. Let's see in a couple of weeks by how much they've blown away their previous record of 22 billion. Ultimately, is there any reason to pretend these profits have nothing to do with the vaccine?
  - alphabettsy 5y ago
    I made no suggestion either way, but I see you’ve switched from providing the dollar and percentage increase to dollar increase only for some reason. Are profits good or bad? Should they have profit from the vaccine?
    - incrudible 5y ago
      How many of those enacting mandates for a particular product of certain publicly traded corporations also happen be shareholders of those corporations? I wouldn't know, because that information needs not be disclosed.
      - alphabettsy 5y ago
        If they’re smart, all of them. An index fund is probably the best investment for most people. More seriously though, there’s widespread support for vaccines and even vaccine mandates worldwide.

by cik2e 5y ago

alphabettsy 5y ago

Any reason why you omitted the other recent years in which it nearly or more than doubled?

cik2e 5y ago
Fine, the following page shows their net profits from 2006 - 2020. https://www.statista.com/statistics/266194/net-income-of-pharmaceutical-company-pfizer-since-2006/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/266194/net-income-of-pha... This shows three years of Phizer netting in the neighborhood of 20 billion. This year they've hit 20 billion net in the first nine months. Let's see in a couple of weeks by how much they've blown away their previous record of 22 billion. Ultimately, is there any reason to pretend these profits have nothing to do with the vaccine?
- alphabettsy 5y ago
  I made no suggestion either way, but I see you’ve switched from providing the dollar and percentage increase to dollar increase only for some reason. Are profits good or bad? Should they have profit from the vaccine?
  - incrudible 5y ago
    How many of those enacting mandates for a particular product of certain publicly traded corporations also happen be shareholders of those corporations? I wouldn't know, because that information needs not be disclosed.
    - alphabettsy 5y ago
      If they’re smart, all of them. An index fund is probably the best investment for most people. More seriously though, there’s widespread support for vaccines and even vaccine mandates worldwide.