I agree. I thought it was going to be the election. It would drop no matter who won for different reasons. The difference here is that the economy is actually taking a serious hit the extent of which will not be known for some time. Things will normalize, people are not using more toilet paper, they are stocking more. The supply chains haven’t broken down, yet anyway. TP will return to the shelves and sit there longer especially if production was increased and larger orders placed. It’s all the other buying and spending that affects the economy. Much of that doesn’t catch up when things normalize. Ask a person in retail how they expect sales to be if there is an extra weekend for shopping between thanksgiving and Christmas. Or if there are one or two weekend snowstorms those same weekends. Those lost opportunities are not made up easily. Earnings will be down and the market is pricing that in. Expect a bumpy road ahead.The markets have been looking for an excuse to crash for a decade now. The nervous energy has been building since the last recovery. It was bound to be this or something else one of these days. That's my take, at least.
we live right in king county and i don't think any of my fam has got it...Not too worried, but then again I live within 100 miles of Seattle so we shall see.
Yep till fall.So, with the protests going on and no one social distancing, can we start throwing out the masks and go back to normal?
They'll have treatments by then, I'm sure of itYep till fall.
Heard trump the other day said he had 2 million vaccines ready to go. They just needed to see if they worked and if they were safe! ?They'll have treatments by then, I'm sure of it
Also HCQ, and other treatments. He doesn't have all his eggs in one basket nowHeard trump the other day said he had 2 million vaccines ready to go. They just needed to see if they worked and if they were safe! ?