According to CNBC after announcing the Covid-19 vaccine was more than 90% effective the CEO of Pfizer (Albert Bourla) got rid of $132,508 shares of his own stock in the company that represented $5.6 million in total. The transaction was allegedly apart of a “pre-scheduled” “trading plan”. This sale came after it’s shares rose 15% on the companies vaccine news. It is now being reported that the antidote has some pretty unpleasant “side effects” which mimic “a hangover”. If a company anticipates success then doesn’t it’s stock continue to rise? If the vaccine is indeed safe for the public shouldn’t profits/gains continue to increase? Is this business as usual or funny business?
BY: BEWITTY Staff
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