Last week I made some changes to my moderate and aggressive portfolios. I’ll share those changes with you at the end of this column. But let’s not bury the lead — we are close to a COVID-19 vaccine! On Sept. 23 I gave a rundown of what I expected regarding the timing and distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine. I stated, “Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla says that the ‘likely scenario’ is that the company will be able to distribute a vaccine by year’s end (pending FDA approval).” Further, I said: “The odds of a safe and effective vaccine being created relatively soon…
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Great Barrington Declaration bad for the economy
Dalton, Mass. — You know it. You probably hate it (most seem to). It’s the Great Barrington Declaration. This column is not a platform for me to opine on things I know nothing about, like how to best address a pandemic. Economists and investors should stay in their lane when it comes to things like that. However, given that the GBD was signed by more than 10,000 scientists, 27,000 medical professionals, and 500,000 citizens, it makes sense to explore how this strategy could affect our money. The Great Barrington Declaration is the product of the American Institute for Economic Research, a…