justoffal
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I agree. I also say there will be some disruptions, but they should be short lived, but expect some. People need not panic and just ride the tide. Don’t make any aggressive moves over fear, as this too shall pass.The US has now tested around 1500 people. NoKo and many other countries are in the hundreds of thousands. Is it possible that Donald doesn't WANT people tested because he doesn't want us to know the scope of the problem? That is the conclusion I've reached. There really isn't another one.
- The Dow Jones is set to open with a 580-drop amidst heightened coronavirus fear.
- A Yale professor warned the U.S. is not testing nearly enough individuals compared to other countries.
- Massive outflow of funds from the stock market raises probability of a sizable pullback.
Dow Futures Sink 580 Points as Yale Prof. Makes Chilling Coronavirus Warning
It must be sad having to cheer economic disaster just because of your own political madness.
Well.... no.....it's because Biden is surging in the Polls....lol....
The Exchange numbers don't affect enough votes to matter anyway.
Only about five percent of the American Public has enough interest financially
to bother following the numbers.
JO
I think the number is much higher because the market affects 401k and IRA values.
The key issue is if this remains panic selling, or we start seeing actual economic disruptions in supply chains and service industries.
Tell that to the airlines, cruise lines, and major corporations who are cancelling all travel and telling employees to work from home.
Yes...well panic tends to be contagious even if the virus isn't....in this case I suppose it's both.
But the hair on fire stuff is totally unproductive even for real emergencies.
JO