13 Nov
Pfizer just did it again!
After a few weeks of sleeping inside that weekly demand imbalance, the pharmaceutical giant exploded — exactly as expected from our supply and demand forecast. Price has already rallied more than 7%, proving once again how powerful these imbalances can be when you learn to read them properly. Let’s dive into the charts and break down what’s happening with Pfizer stock!
Pfizer Weekly Supply & Demand Update – November 2025
Pfizer $PFE reacted beautifully to the weekly demand imbalance we highlighted in our last analysis. That blue zone between $24.39 and $23.58 became the turning point where buyers took full control.
The imbalance created weeks ago produced a strong bullish candle—the largest in months—a clear footprint of institutional demand. Since then, price has confirmed what we expected: a clean 7% rally off the weekly demand.
This is a textbook example of patience paying off.
While most traders were chasing news headlines and speculating on Pfizer’s fundamentals, all we had to do was wait for price to pull back to demand and let the imbalance do its work. No indicators, no earnings, no news. Just price action and pure supply and demand mechanics.
What’s next for Pfizer stock?
If momentum continues, Pfizer could easily head toward the next weekly supply imbalance in the $27–$28 area. Until that happens, this weekly demand zone remains in full control.
Remember — price action always tells the truth. Fundamentals are already priced in; imbalances are the footprints of institutional orders, and it’s those that really move markets.
And for those who thought Pfizer was “done” after months of sideways pain — well, the chart just prescribed them a healthy dose of humility. Always listen to the imbalances, not the headlines! 😄
Key Takeaways
- Weekly demand at $24.39–$23.58 held perfectly.
- Price has rallied 7% since touching demand.
- Demand remains in control; no new supply imbalances have taken over.
- The next reaction could occur near the $27–$28 area if the rally continues.
- This is the power of supply and demand — no news, no noise, just logic.
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