Wall Street's Bull Case for Bristol Myers Squibb Is Getting Louder

Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) is up 17% this year and trades at a discount to peers despite strong Q2 performance with $12.9B revenue and 153% EPS growth. The company's growth portfolio of newer drugs now accounts for nearly 60% of revenue and grew 15% year-over-year, offsetting concerns about patent expirations on legacy drugs. With a 3.95% dividend yield, $5B buyback program, and potential acquisition interest from AstraZeneca, analysts see significant upside potential as the market has underpriced the stock relative to its pipeline execution.