Stocks Pullback, Virus Cases Spiking, Dell & VMware by Squawk on the Street

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SquawkStreet It's surprised the healthcare sector doesn't do that well either. Maybe 2.2M people in/out hosp. won't buy pharm stocks 'cause med doesn't meet their expectation.

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