This is a great read based on the Life insurance reports of significant increases in overall death statistics, as FGC and some others have previously pointed out. For that reason alone, it is worth reading. However, an additional factor is not discussed at all, since the author is focussed on the stock market declines, in general,  and Pfizer, BioNTech and Moderna, specifically. I am saying that an even bigger problem exists. The life insurance companies are, after sovreign govt. holdings, the largest purchasers and holders of US long term treasuries. Because of the outlier death claims, they are going to have to stop buying as many and actually sell large amounts of their treasury holdings to pay those claims, at a time when those bonds are underwater because of sharply higher interest rates. This is going to exacerbate any selloff in the bond market and contribute to the steepness and length of an economic contraction, ie. recession.

https://www.bschools.org/blog/future-of-covid-vaccine-company-stocks