Stocks to Buy on Vaccine News as Tech Sells Off

November 12, 2020

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Stocks to Buy on Vaccine News

as Tech Sells Off

Today is one of those days where I get to say, "I told you so!" as much of Wall Street saw a furious rally for most stocks on the heels of positive COVID-19 vaccine news to start the week.

I've said many times that pending vaccine news and Phase 3 updates from the likes of Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE), Moderna Inc. (Nasdaq: MRNA) and AstraZenica (Nasdaq: AZN) would radically change the stock market from pessimism to euphoria.

With Pfizer and BioNTech announcing positive results Monday morning, that's exactly what happened. And I expect more of the same when other major players on the vaccine front make similar announcements.

But what are some other stocks to buy on vaccine news?

Get your answer here

The Investor's Biggest Problem

and His Worst Enemy

I like to put my money to work as much as anyone else, and sometimes impatience can get the best of you.

That's why I always recall "The Way of the Alligator." If you're impatient and you're always "doing something," you won't have the cash to buy up bargains during a crash.

When you look at your cash positions as big returns in waiting, you'll start to realize how powerful the alligator buying system is after one or two big hits.

Here's what I mean

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