Astrazeneca Share Discussion Threads

[philanderer] 15/3/2021 14:09

Afternoon EI, it's a shambles.

[anony mous] 15/3/2021 14:05

When a country pauses this vaccine it is all over the news but when they reinstate the vaccine then there is no news stating that.Shame really.

[essentialinvestor] 15/3/2021 14:02

Phil, look what's happening in many European countries with their lower
rates of vaccination, it looks a desperate mess as a new wave of infections hits.

[essentialinvestor] 15/3/2021 13:55

To be fair to Monty he called this lower from a significantly higher level.

However, the case for a short position near current levels looks murky at best.


I mentioned many times last year not to buy in to the vaccine hype surrounding AZN,
that it looked dangerous. Any vaccine premium has now been more than removed.
In the meantime we've had multiple approvals on oncology and financial results have
confirmed the longer term bullish case for Astra.

[beckers2008] 15/3/2021 13:40

A,

Montie never puts a foot wrong don't yer know, ask his fans over on the GSK BB! Lol, just lol!

[anony mous] 15/3/2021 13:14

Every time monty posts his downgrade then this shoots up.Lol

[bluemango] 15/3/2021 09:09

Interesting in all the alarmist reports about some countries suspending use of the vaccine, there's been not one attempt scientifically to explain any possible causative link.

I want to see how many of the reported blood clot cases had toast at breakfast. Now there's a possible link that no-ones thought of.

[montyhedge] 15/3/2021 08:40

My target still 6275p when the bid goes through second half of this year. Vaccine a sideshow, but of course not good news.

[clinton baptiste] 15/3/2021 06:36

Buried deep within another alarmist Bloomberg article this morning:

"On Monday, Thailand said it would resume its planned rollout of the shot this week, four days after suspending it, as a medical panel had decided that the vaccine did not lead to clots. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha and some of his cabinet members will be receiving it on Tuesday"

[philanderer] 14/3/2021 19:16

Health officials in Northern Ireland will continue to use the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine after its suspension in the Republic of Ireland.

[sarkasm] 14/3/2021 16:08

AstraZeneca announces new vaccine delivery delays to EU
The Swedish-British group blames export restrictions. It has not been confirmed how this will affect France’s vaccination calendar - but at least a third of the doses France expects to use in March-April are AstraZeneca

14 March 2021
France’s vaccine rollout depends heavily on the AstraZeneca vaccine because it is easier to distribute than the other two currently used
By Hannah Thompson

The vaccination rollout in the EU and France has been dealt a blow after AstraZeneca announced new delivery delays due to export restrictions. A third of the doses scheduled to be used in France’s vaccination plan March-April are AstraZeneca.

France’s vaccine rollout depends heavily on the vaccine because it is easier to distribute than the other two currently used as it can be stored at 2 to 8°C, and thus does not require specialised fridges.

The Swedish-British group said that deliveries in the first quarter of the year to the EU (so up to the end of March) would be reduced again and deliveries in the second quarter would “very likely” also be affected.

[bluemango] 14/3/2021 15:48

#4264 imastu pidgitaswell

Excellent post. Agree with every word. Unlike what your avatar name suggests, you most certainly are not stupid.

[sarkasm] 14/3/2021 15:28

Strong support apparently at 6794p

[laptop15] 14/3/2021 15:24

Could be a buying opportunity here again as countries stop using the vaccine

[laptop15] 14/3/2021 15:23

https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0314/1203915-astrazeneca/

[montyhedge] 14/3/2021 15:08

Ireland suspends Astra Covid vaccine, Sky News.

[essentialinvestor] 14/3/2021 14:10

"The annual incidence of venous thromboembolism is approximately 2 in 1000 of the general population and the annual incidence of diagnosed pulmonary embolism in the UK has been reported as 7–8 per 10,000 people".

The above information from NICE.


How many people in the UK have already received the AZN vaccine..12/13 Million plus?.

Your risk of thromboembolism increases with age.

Some of those deemed at most risk have been advised to shield;
lower amount of exercise or physical activity is strongly correlated to...
risk of developing a thromboembolism.

Having the vaccine is a personal choice.
The exception being someone who "lacks capacity" where a "best interest" decision can be taken,
even then there are caveats- power of attorney etc.

[johncasey] 14/3/2021 13:59

davius...dont have it or you'll regret for the rest of your life..trust me

[davius] 14/3/2021 13:55

bluemango, I'm yet to find a single person that hasn't had a reaction to the Astra vaccine. My wife had flu like symptoms and a temperature of 102 about 10 hours after having it. Both neighbours had reactions. Another friend has his yesterday, similar symptoms. I have mine on Wednesday...

A clinician friend of ours who gives the injection to many people each day says it seems to be normal, and indicates a good immune response. Odd that for Pfizer it's usually no more than a sore arm.

Maybe the Pfizer tracking chip is smaller ;-)

[games] 14/3/2021 13:32

From a pro vaccine stalwart

And to be honest, if the vacs were capable of doing as we were/are promised, why the lockdown. I'm hoping sars2 just runs its course and ends....if they let it.

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[games] 14/3/2021 13:14

They were warned about this, through an open letter by a group of professors/doctors.



I genuinely hope no long term side effects appear.