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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: elmatador who wrote (4823)	3/16/2020 2:31:51 AM
From: Dr. Voodoo	Read Replies (6) of 13803

Yes, and on my facebook feed i keep seeing people extrapolating Italy numbers and and Korea numbers. Points of inoculation of the global petri dish, are important. As those are multipliers but they are only multiples insofar as the populations they infect(age, striation, immunity are wildly different in isolated cultures). Consequently, death rates are really difficult to extrapolate especially as time goes, because new therapies, and prophylaxis will be employed. At the same time CDC's are looking at the models and they have little choice but to do everything they can to keep from having a worldwide crisis due to lack of beds, ICU's etc. Both sides are right and with good reason, we lose economically if we do to much, and we lose economically if we do too little. Which to me is all the hub bub,,, and why the markets will keep pricing this in as long as they can reach into Joe 401k's back pocket.

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