With UK becoming the first country to authorize Pfizer/BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine, anyone has a vague idea on when it might reach Singapore? Do you think stock prices will rise further when it does?

Especially stocks like SIA, ST Engineering, SATS that soared with the announcement of the vaccine.

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Kok Hong

06 Dec 2020

If all goes well with the vaccine, we will eventually see a strong recovery from the tourism sector.

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Hustler

05 Dec 2020

Moderna’s vaccine could come as early as next month with HSA approval. Pfizer & BioNTech are other 2 companies that Singapore will seek to get their vaccines from.

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Do you think the rise in Pfizer's stock prices are sustainable? Just read that UK approved the use of Pfizer's vaccine. Their stocks have been on the rise recently. Thoughts?

In Singapore, COVID-19 infected cases are decreasing but still present. In other countries, new countries get affected. How long do you think it will take before COVID-19 gets fully eradicated?

Do you think DBS share prices are running ahead too fast? Their prices are already at pre-COVID prices, but the vaccine is still going to take some time to reach SG?

Is anyone else having an irrational fear that the lesser known banks in Singapore like CMIB and ICBC might be pushed over the edge and shut down due to the COVID-19?

I don't know whether if its a good time to invest on stocks due to the Covid-19 situation around the countries, plus now US is going to sue China for causing this virus spread. How do you think this will affect the markets?

Do you think the rise in Pfizer's stock prices are sustainable? Just read that UK approved the use of Pfizer's vaccine. Their stocks have been on the rise recently. Thoughts?

In Singapore, COVID-19 infected cases are decreasing but still present. In other countries, new countries get affected. How long do you think it will take before COVID-19 gets fully eradicated?

Do you think DBS share prices are running ahead too fast? Their prices are already at pre-COVID prices, but the vaccine is still going to take some time to reach SG?

Is anyone else having an irrational fear that the lesser known banks in Singapore like CMIB and ICBC might be pushed over the edge and shut down due to the COVID-19?