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Signed up to get mine in a few days.
Anyone else getting covid vaccine this week?
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I'm worried about it still. Definitely ate into profit this year and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
Diversify as much as you can is the lesson.
Diversify as much as you can is the lesson.
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2021 will be just as locked-down as 2020. Then maybe in 2022 we can re-open. Source: Bill Gates’ interview on CNN the other day.
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Watch out for uncontrollable urges to purchase Microsoft products after getting the vaccine!
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2021 is when the stock market finally realizes: yah we are screwed. Drops 60-80%.
LADOC shorts market, wins big, retires to bunker complex to read fiction and write his memoirs "A Thousand and One Glass Slides."
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What if >50% of the populace gets the mRNA Moderna or Pfizer vax? It seems even vaccinating at this level isn’t enough for Bill Gates, MD, MPH to recommend re-opening?
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I bet things are drastically different by next summer. Hope Gates is wrong.
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Vaccine roll out already failing. This comical.
On another note, just met the guys who are doing 1 in 10 tests in the entire country. Amazon/Everywell they do them all, they have 70+ labs across the country doing pure Covid testing.
They are THE God tier of the lab world. Rolled in town in Maserati SUVs and had hot women in tow for my meeting.
I did what every guy in my situation would do, I fell to my knees and begged to join their pirate crew on the seas of high adventure and riches.
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We´re supposed to be getting ours in the next two weeks. The front liners have already had them.
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Got mine today; cyto folks considered 'front line'-ish given the procedures.
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I am getting mine tomorrow. A big hospital across town (not affiliated with) received a huge cache of vaccines and pass them out to administration and friends first. Vaccines were also handed out to those who were previously infected with Covid-19. The so-called "front line" ICU docs and nurses were denied being first on the list and were told to wait.
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... and then LADoc wakes up from his money dream, remembers that the market is irrational and not an actual reflection of economic conditions, recalls the last time he tried to short the market and its consequences, and wisely goes back to exploiting the oversupply of pathology trainees in his SC empire while he sips on margaritas on his privately-owned quarantined beach...
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For me there is no vaccine in sight because I don't have a hospital affiliation and don't administer vaccines at my facility. I'm one of the plebs I guess.
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I didn't notice any side effects. My data on Strava looks ok after my long runs.
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Pathologists will probably get jabbed right after AMZN employees
www.google.com
Amazon Lobbies for Its Workers to Receive Covid-19 Vaccine
In a letter to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the retail company requested that its front-line workers at its warehouses, data centers and Whole Foods Market grocery stores get inoculated “at the earliest appropriate time.”
www.google.com
Me too. I'm signed up for herd immunity the old fashioned way.
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I like the vaccine. It prevents covid and guys she'll like it too. *wink*
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Someone necro this thread when SARS-CoV-2 finds a mutation pathway around the vaccine and the WHO coins the name COVID-21 or 22.
I then "win" SDN, will retire and head off for good.
I then "win" SDN, will retire and head off for good.
LADoc said he was shorting the market and was going to retire the a last time the market tanked.
Your still working.....
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I will be right...at some point....being right and getting the timing right are 2 very different elements.
Anyone read Cambridge preprint article about the covid spike deletions that dropped yesterday?
OOiiieeeeeee, its getting hot in here.
Recurrent emergence and transmission of a SARS-CoV-2 Spike deletion ΔH69/ΔV70
SARS-CoV-2 Spike amino acid replacements in the receptor binding domain (RBD) occur relatively frequently and some have a consequence for immune recognition. Here we report recurrent emergence and significant onward transmission of a six nucleotide deletion in the Spike gene, which results in...
We recently documented de novo emergence of antibody escape mediated by Spike in an individual treated with convalescent plasma...
it appears the RBD(receptor binding domain) can tolerate mutations in this region, raising the real possibility of virus escape from vaccines and monoclonal antibodies
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Memento mori.
