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1 of 2) Here's an amazing example: “Crude has become a bigger problem for markets than the coronavirus,” Adam Crisafulli, founder of Vital Knowledge, said Sunday. “It will be virtually impossible for the [S&P 500] to sustainably bounce if Brent continues to crater,” he added.
2 of 2) Imagine that. If gas to fuel your car gets too cheap, or your electric bill drops too low, or the falling costs of transport lowers prices at the grocery store, etc., then say goodbye to the stock market forever. Wow. I don't think I can even follow this. Can you?
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Pasquale "Pat" Scopelliti⭐️⭐️⭐️⚔️
@ThyConsigliori
12 March 2020 #MAGAAnalysis #KeepCalmBuyStocks

We begin today's discussion with a question about the stock market. How low can it go? In following this trail, we'll be working through some powerful concepts. You might want some calming tea, or stimulating coffee. Ready?
2) Our first set of terms label the two great schools of market analysis: Fundamental and Technical. Vastly over simplifying, fundamental analysis is all about what's really going on, causing prices to go up or down. Technical analysis - my favorite - is just about the prices.
3) Don't get me wrong, I adore fundamental analysis, too! And, in fact, in our work today, it will be on the fundamentals that we'll focus most. But let's focus on technicals first for a little bit. You're being told we're now in a bear market. Thing is, we don't know that yet.
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Pasquale "Pat" Scopelliti⭐️⭐️⭐️⚔️
@ThyConsigliori
10 March 2020 - #MAGAAnalysis Coronavirus

#KeepCalmBuyStocks

Well, well, the entire world seems to have realized that we have a growingly strong buying signal. Amazing!

apnews.com/e451508630c852…
2) Here's the key quote about yesterday:

"Stock markets usually welcome lower energy costs for consumers and businesses. But the decline cuts into revenue for producers, including the United States. And the abrupt drop, coming amid virus fears, rattled investors."
3) Talk about stinkin' thinkin'. As if America needed the revenues of high priced oil. Come on, folks. We have the largest, strongest economy, not only in the world today, but in all of world history. No one can count that high. Our economic might is vast beyond counting.
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Pasquale "Pat" Scopelliti⭐️⭐️⭐️⚔️
@ThyConsigliori
1) I was just about to get started with the next in our ongoing Coronavirus analyses, when my granddaughter let me know she'd missed her schoolbus. So, I'll be heading of to highschool in a few minutes! She's such a wonderful girl, I'm not even able to be upset.
2) In the few minutes I have before we have to take off (we'll take less than 1/4 of the time the bus takes), I'll just offer these remarks, as opposed to my normal in depth work.

Truth is we are NOT suffering from any physical pandemic at all. We likely will, but we're not yet.
3) In order to explain, I've decided to invent a horribly ugly new term: panfearemic. Maybe I should use hyphens, what do you think: pan-fear-emic. If you listen for it, you'll hear the same essential point made. It's not the disease, rather it's the fear that's the problem
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Sharp Williams
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Not being satisfied with what I'm hearing regarding the Coronavirus I put my head into reputable/medical information on it this afternoon. Some of the decisions may be a little more understandable while some may not be. Here's what I determined.
A number of sources try to
Explain the difference between #coronavirus & #influenza while there are some similarities. One was from Johns Hopkins. Another details statements made by WHO director. Others are of Washington Post detail.

Stories are in agreement that the viruses are different.
#Coronavirus is a cold virus derivative. I is influenza.

Uniformly the stories say that both viruses have similar respiratory symptoms which you know from the flu.

Both are PROBABLY transmitted the same way, but no one knows whether C can exist for days without a host
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K Anant Rao
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Life after the #CoronaVirus in equity markets:
Its still early days as #CORONAVIRUS continues to wreak havoc on equity markets worldwide, shattering confidence
and destroying wealth of investors simultaneously. However this too shall pass is what one can say at this juncture.
Having said that, there is a section of investor society which thrives on such corrections irrespective of they being a natural calamity(प्राकृतिक आपदा)or Man Made Crisis(मानव निर्मित विपदा) by investing at the fag end of such said corrections as one gets good bargain for money.
But that section of investors have experience in doing so and simply replicating them may not be right for everyone. Even at lows, there are stock which are bad and will continue to remain bad if prices of the same recover along with the markets after the end #CORONAVIRUS mayhem
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Caroline Orr
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So it's true that the mortality rate for coronavirus is relatively low (about 2%), but that also increases the risk that it will become a pandemic. Diseases w/ high mortality rates are more self-containing b/c people are too sick (or dead) to go around spreading it to others.
So my point here is that the average person is likely to be fine if they're infected with coronavirus. But that's also a problem, b/c many will never go to the doctor and will walk around unknowingly infecting others. Across a global population, that 2% mortality rate adds up.
Like most infectious diseases, there are vulnerable populations for whom #coronavirus could very easily become deadly (elderly people, pregnant women, people w/chronic diseases, immunocompromised persons, etc). So even if you're healthy & low risk, take precautions for others.
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Paul Furber
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A Corona summary thread based on information from /pol/.

#coronavirus
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Corona Virus General discussion is at over 1000 threads already. By contrast, Q threads on /pol/ only got up to ~600 before it was kicked off 4chan.

#coronavirus
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Initial R0 of 7 but has eased off, nearly a million people infected in Wuhan says this paper:

medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

#coronavirus
#COVID19
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#coronavirus

Thread: Coronavirus Pummels #Wuhan, a City Short of Supplies and Overwhelmed

It is nearly impossible to get the care they need to treat, or even diagnose, the coronavirus, say residents at the crisis’ center
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Weak with fever, An Jianhua waited in line for 7 hours outside the hospital in the cold, hoping to get tested for the new coronavirus, which doctors suspected she had contracted.
Ms. An, 67, needed an official diagnosis from a hospital to qualify for treatment, but the one she went to last week had no space, even to test her. The next hospital was full, too. They finally got an intravenous drip for Ms. An’s fever, but that was all.
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EVent Horizon
@evdefender
Think someone is lying to you?

First check to see if they bothered to add any variability whatsoever in the model they are using to supposedly report actual numbers from a complex system.

#coronavirus
The mortality rate they want you to report is the - 0 day rate: Today's Confirmed Death total minus Today's Confirmed Case total.

This has not varied outside of 1/10th of 1% in the last 5 prints.

#coronavirus
But even a minor adjustment of a few days in the mortality rate paints an entirely different picture

#coronavirus

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