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2020’s Market Was More Complex Than It Will Appear

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🗓️ 30 December 2020

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

AstraZeneca’s vaccine gets UK approval, but the FDA has yet to decide. Bill Barker analyzes that story, reacts to 2021 precitions about the price of oil and a return to domestic travel, and shares why future investors might not realize how crazy 2020 was for the stock market.

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0:00.0

It's Wednesday, December 30th.

0:04.0

Welcome to Market Fullry.

0:05.0

I'm Chris Hill with me today.

0:07.0

Mr. Bill Barker.

0:08.0

Happy, almost end of 2020.

0:12.0

Thank you and to you as well. almost end of 2020.

0:15.0

Thank you and to you as well. How's how's the end of 2020 going for you?

0:18.0

You'll tune in tomorrow.

0:20.0

Turn in tomorrow.

0:22.0

We're actually going to spend a couple of minutes looking back on what an unusual

0:28.4

year it's been for the market and we're also going to look ahead to 2021 because I want to get your thoughts on a couple of

0:35.0

predictions that I'm seeing out there in the financial media but we should start with

0:41.4

the news of the day which is that Britain becomes the first country

0:45.1

to approve AstraZeneca's vaccine for COVID-19.

0:49.6

Here in the US, the FDA still has to review large-scale trials but this is this is good news for

0:57.7

the people in Britain although you wouldn't know it from the movement of

1:02.0

AstraZeneca's stock because it's basically flat today.

1:05.6

Yeah and flat for the year. Of course at this point the marginal, you know, you know, news on a third vaccine isn't what it was for either of the first two,

1:20.0

although at the end of the day this may be the most important one in terms of vaccinating people

1:26.7

because it doesn't have the same cold storage requirements that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines have, it can be distributed throughout parts of the world

1:38.0

that really aren't going to be able to work with those vaccines.

1:42.0

And it's also because it's AstraZeneca,

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