I’ve never had much enthusiasm for the idea of investing based on death-rate trends. In the long run, deaths equal births (plus foreign-born immigrants). If people are dying younger, well, sure, there’s going to a short-term spike in the death-related businesses. But later on there’ll be a comparable death dearth at some point.
Enough death and you won’t be around to cash in, so to speak. But cyclical investments don’t have to be forever and in this case the point is not to get a hot stock tip, but to process the data-based confirmation of the impact of the death jabs.
I was holding some of these a few years back just based on the baby boomer population starting to get up in age… but I didn’t have the patience to keep them LOL