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1 Top Healthcare Stock That Could Make You Richer in the Next Decade

1 Top Healthcare Stock That Could Make You Richer in the Next Decade

On that note, Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) has a habit of making its investors wealthier via its dividends and share repurchasing activity, and there's no reason to suspect that'll change through at least 2030. If you invested $5,000 in Pfizer a decade ago, right now you'd be happy to see that its total return in that period was around $10,900. In the next 10 years, there's no guarantee that it'll repeat that exact performance, but there are reasons to believe that it'll still be a good stock to own for the purposes of collecting its dividend and perhaps also experiencing share price appreciation over the long run.