Last week, a health official predicted the virus cases in the US should peak in about 14 weeks. That's some time in July, and that's the peak. If it's a bell curve, and the down side is the same, it's October to be where we are today.
So what is 6 months of shutdown impact on US economy?
Weather prediction accuracy deteriorates after a couple of weeks into the future and the mathematics of weather is very well understood.Last week, a health official predicted the virus cases in the US should peak in about 14 weeks. ...
I don’t understand what happens even if we are able to control things in the US. What then? How will the countries that can’t clamp down on this fare? How long do we close our borders to everyone because the infections rage on for months or longer?
Everyone assumes that once we flatten the curve here that all will be well. But if the whole world has it it opens us back up to round 2, or 3.
I really hope I’m wrong and my gut tells me to get out of equities cuz this is going to be bad. But I did that in 2008 and pulled out at the bottom after losing almost 40%. worst mistake ever. Now it’s keeping me from pulling out when I see everything pointing to a prolonged mega-bankruptcy situation for many companies.
Sigh. Everyone do their part and stay safe.
Here you go:Trying to figure out how to type a square root sign . I think we’re in for a long low plateau- maybe 10 years or more with high inflation to boot
On a side note, BreathFree, your user name always gives me pause, especially now that coronavirus is with us. Anyone who gets a severe case of Covid-19 wants to breathe free, not be breath free.
Ha! I hadn't considered the relevance of my user name in the context of current events. It came from I book I was reading at the time but does seem a bit morbid in the midst of the coronavirus. I would be happy to add an 'e' for the comfort of everyone involved.
AI will get smarter.
The idea that a vaccine is a fait accompli is astounding.....
The idea that a vaccine is a fait accompli is astounding.....