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Originally Posted by Snapolit1
As I understand it, this is a potential TREATMENT for sick people. If they are very sick in the hospital. Correct me if I’m wrong. Are you going to go to the National because someone says to you “hey, if you do get really sick and have to be hospitalized for a few weeks, there is now a good drug to treat you”. Uh, not me. I’ll avoid getting to altogether. Thanks. AIDS and Ebola have great treatment drugs. I don’t want them either.
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The only way to get back to normalcy is a treatment.
This drug is curing people who are in really bad shape. Not the minor cases.
No one wants to get this thing but the only way the economy recovers is if there is a way to not lose lives due to this outbreak and this gives people confidence to go out in public.
There are countless pharmaceutical companies working day and night trying to get us to the other side of this issue.
Plenty of people on this board make their living from trading cards and they need public interaction to return and disposable income to exist to maximize their business opportunity. There is a reason the stock market is cheering and the futures are exploding higher.
Here don't believe me.
One of the top market analysts for years.
“An effective treatment is a huge deal and would create a path to open the economy and resume normal ‘social activities’ way sooner than a vaccine,” said Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors. “A treatment is safer and more scalable because it is only given to people who need to be treated.”