Thucydides
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- Dec 24, 2009
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This presumes that China is done. There's no reason to think that's the case.If you look at how China is doing, there's every reason to be optimistic...it took them 2 months to contain it.
South Korea numbers are extremely promising.
There's fiscal and monetary policies being applied that is promising and will re-ignite the economy. The effects are not instantaneous.
This presumes that China is done. There's no reason to think that's the case.
This also presumes South Korea is done. Again, no reason to think that's the case.
Imagine cases from Europe and the U.S. manage to find their way back toward Asia and we have Coronavirus II: Second Verse, Same As the First. This cycle continues for a few rounds. You tell me how many people are thinking about that possibility, that this goes on for months. I guarantee it's not factored into the markets, and that's even considering S&P futures are currently -118 and on the way to limit down again.
I think we're about to have what I refer to as a get me the f*** out of here moment. I don't think it will be the bottom (see comments above), but I think a hell of a lot of unbridled optimism is about to get flushed out of the markets and it's not coming back for a little while.
If you're asking me to make a prediction, I'd say this doesn't bottom in a couple months. It bottoms when either the global number of cases slows and we're definitely not re-transmitting this around the world, or we get to the point where we're running out of people to be infected.bottom out in may / June you figure? Hard to tell with these things though, but the market is in for a world of hurt for a bit. I bet the breakers are set off tmw. Halt 2 minutes into the trading day?
We are nowhere closed to the bottom. When this thing explodes in the States and it will, N. American stocks will take another huge hit. Only way out of this is through a working vaccine, the virus burns itself out (by infecting a lot of people like someone mentioned and can't infect anymore due to people building antibodies) or it just severely slows down due to social distancing and or warmer summer climates.
We may see the biggest buying opportunity since 2008, possibly of our lifetimes , here in the next few months. There is potentially a lot of money to be made if you play your cards right and pick the right stocks.
Can't wait to lose another 7% of my net worth today. Let's gooooooo
i don't even have liquidity to buy puts because i had to buy blinds for my new house. smh
Already noticing inflation for food like pasta, rice and canned food. Toilet paper and masks have also risen in price. Gold is supposed to be a good hedge against inflation but it already is pricy.
Absolutely... I might consider leveraging myself at the right time.
Look on the bright side, now the neighbors won't be able to see you crying at 4pm today (like I will be too)Can't wait to lose another 7% of my net worth today. Let's gooooooo
i don't even have liquidity to buy puts because i had to buy blinds for my new house. smh
Look on the bright side, now the neighbors won't be able to see you crying at 4pm today (like I will be too)
Look on the bright side, now the neighbors won't be able to see you crying at 4pm today (like I will be too)
I think if you are invested in the market , it would be a good time to look away. The market will eventually come back. Don’t know when , but judging by history, it will come back .
I think if you are invested in the market , it would be a good time to look away. The market will eventually come back. Don’t know when , but judging by history, it will come back .