FDA recommends approval of Pfizer vacc, 17-4

CET said:
The bigger concern at this point is how many people will willingly take the shot. It is beginning to appear that many plan to wait until they see how the early takers do.
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Most people in need won't hesitate. And we have limited shots in the beginning, so not having a huge demand first is a good thing. Then once it is more proven by literally millions the rest can sign up.

Employers can also force the hesitants later on. Death too.
 
CET said:
The bigger concern at this point is how many people will willingly take the shot. It is beginning to appear that many plan to wait until they see how the early takers do.
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You won't have a choice. The employers are legally allowed to fire you if you refuse to be vaccinated. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/07/cov...e-you-if-you-refuse-the-coronavirus-shot.html

But just to be nice, some companies might offer you $$ for being willing to be vaccinated. Apparently you don't feel much after the 1st dose except some mild muscle pain and pain at the injection site. But after the 2nd dose 3 weeks later, the side effects can be quite brutal. You get extreme chills, muscle pain, fatigue. So if those companies want you to be vaccinated, they need to be prepared for massive absences after taking the 2nd dose.
 
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newwurldmn said:
pfizer was priced in in November. It’s all about stimulus now.
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Well the Senate is supposed to pass a stopgap funding bill that's already passed in the House today to avoid a shutdown and continue to negotiate the stimulus package. If it doesn't, the market is going to be really rough today. The futures market was already bad.
 
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