Masks are totally ineffective in regards to a virus (Doctor
clarifies nicely). Better to take Vitamin D to build your
immune system as the Doctor states . Make no mistake, this
virus will expand rapidly (especially in an open society)
The hysteria has definitely impacted consumer behavior and thus
real economic impact (reflected in the stock market) but the health
concerns are largely overblown as the Doctor states so very well.
The economic impact can lead to problems for highly leveraged
companies (several in the energy space) and lack of demand in
travel and leisure as one example. Quite honestly, the world
economy was weakening prior to the virus impact which will
certainly accelerate the downward trajectory (perhaps much more
than one can surmise). Again, my ongoing concern is they
amount of DEBT (corporate debt etc) in the system which will be
severely impacted by slowing economy (recession). As the
credit markets become frayed, more downward pressure is on
equities
Good Virus Information (Medical)
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Posted by steve on 7th of Mar 2020 at 05:34 pm
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Masks are totally ineffective in regards to a virus (Doctor clarifies nicely). Better to take Vitamin D to build your immune system as the Doctor states . Make no mistake, this virus will expand rapidly (especially in an open society)
The hysteria has definitely impacted consumer behavior and thus real economic impact (reflected in the stock market) but the health concerns are largely overblown as the Doctor states so very well. The economic impact can lead to problems for highly leveraged companies (several in the energy space) and lack of demand in travel and leisure as one example. Quite honestly, the world economy was weakening prior to the virus impact which will certainly accelerate the downward trajectory (perhaps much more than one can surmise). Again, my ongoing concern is they amount of DEBT (corporate debt etc) in the system which will be severely impacted by slowing economy (recession). As the credit markets become frayed, more downward pressure is on equities
Great information and very useful.
Posted by ssaffer on 7th of Mar 2020 at 07:51 pm
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