C****a V***s, and Its Impact on World Economy: Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s. This will affect almost all sectors of our...

Radiance3

Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s.
This will affect almost all sectors of our economic activities.
Currently, the shares of my portfolio have been down, but I have diversified more to conservatism.

In Italy, six had been confirmed dead, and they are at a loss how the spread came about.
Worldwide, almost all countries are affected.

I pray for the president Trump's safety on his travel to India.

Oxford Economics warned that the spread of the v***s to regions outside Asia would knock 1.3% off global growth this year, the equivalent of $1.1tn in lost income.

The consultancy said its model of the global economy showed the v***s was already having a “chilling effect” as factory closures in China spilled over to neighboring countries and major companies struggled to source components and finished goods from the far east.

Dissent becomes the next victim of c****av***s as China cracks down
Read more
Apple told investors earlier this week that it would fail to meet its quarterly revenue target because of the “temporarily constrained” supply of iPhones and a dramatic drop in Chinese spending during the v***s crisis.

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, adding its voice to a chorus of companies complaining about supply problems, said it could run out of car parts at its British factories by the end of next week if the c****av***s continued to prevent parts arriving from China.

Oxford Economics said it expected China’s GDP growth to fall from 6% last year to 5.4% in 2020 following the spread of the v***s so far. But if it spreads more widely in Asia, world GDP would fall by $400bn in 2020, or 0.5%.

If the v***s spreads beyond Asia and becomes a global p******c, world GDP would drop $1.1tn, or 1.3% compared to the current projection. A $1.1tn decline would be the same as losing the entire annual output of Indonesia, the world’s 16th largest economy.

“Our scenarios see world GDP hit as a result of declines in discretionary consumption and travel and tourism, with some knock-on financial market effects and weaker investment,” it said.

What is the c****av***s and should we be worried?
Rival consultancy Capital Economics said the situation in China was still developing and it remained unclear how long before the quarantine rules across much of China’s central belt would lead to mass job layoffs and wage cuts becoming more widespread.

It said 85% of larger stock market-listed firms had enough funds to meet their liabilities and wage bills for more than six months without any further revenue.

But thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, which are responsible for half of urban jobs, “may not heed government orders not to shed jobs”.

A survey of 1,000 SMEs conducted by two Chinese universities found that unless conditions improved, one-third of the firms would run out of cash within a month, the consultancy said.

Another survey of 700 companies found that 40% of private firms would run out of cash within three months.

The firm’s Asia analyst, Julian Evans Pritchard, said: “Our best guess is that there is still a window of another week or so during which, if economic activity rebounds, the bulk of employees including at vulnerable SMEs would probably keep their jobs.

“And with large-scale layoffs avoided, consumer spending would bounce back quickly due to pent-up demand, which in turn would help the self-employed and family-run businesses to rec**p much of their recent loss of income.

“But with each day that the disruption d**gs on, the risk of a protracted slump in output rises. If activity is not clearly rebounding by the end of next week, we will revisit our annual growth forecasts.

Oxford Economics said it still expected the impact of the v***s to be limited to China and have a significant, but short-term impact, bringing world GDP growth just 0.2% lower than January at 2.3%.

But a p******c would cause a deeper and more profound shock over the next six months, possibly equal to a $1.1tn loss, followed by a recovery that would make up some of the ground lost earlier in the year.

America faces an epic choice...
... this year, and the results will define the country for a generation. These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what the Guardian holds dear has been threatened – democracy, civility, t***h. This US administration is establishing new norms of behavior. Anger and cruelty disfigure public discourse and lying is commonplace. T***h is being chased away. But with your help we can continue to put it center stage.

Rampant disinformation, partisan news sources and social media's tsunami of f**e news is no basis on which to inform the American public in 2020. The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, and with your support we can continue to provide fact-based reporting that offers public scrutiny and oversight. Our journalism is free and open for all, but it's made possible thanks to the support we receive from readers like you across America in all 50 states.

Source:The Guardian, honest reporting with integrity.

bahmer

Radiance3 wrote:

Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s.
This will affect almost all sectors of our economic activities.
Currently, the shares of my portfolio have been down, but I have diversified more to conservatism.

In Italy, six had been confirmed dead, and they are at a loss how the spread came about.
Worldwide, almost all countries are affected.

I pray for the president Trump's safety on his travel to India.

Oxford Economics warned that the spread of the v***s to regions outside Asia would knock 1.3% off global growth this year, the equivalent of $1.1tn in lost income.

The consultancy said its model of the global economy showed the v***s was already having a “chilling effect” as factory closures in China spilled over to neighboring countries and major companies struggled to source components and finished goods from the far east.

Dissent becomes the next victim of c****av***s as China cracks down
Read more
Apple told investors earlier this week that it would fail to meet its quarterly revenue target because of the “temporarily constrained” supply of iPhones and a dramatic drop in Chinese spending during the v***s crisis.

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, adding its voice to a chorus of companies complaining about supply problems, said it could run out of car parts at its British factories by the end of next week if the c****av***s continued to prevent parts arriving from China.

Oxford Economics said it expected China’s GDP growth to fall from 6% last year to 5.4% in 2020 following the spread of the v***s so far. But if it spreads more widely in Asia, world GDP would fall by $400bn in 2020, or 0.5%.

If the v***s spreads beyond Asia and becomes a global p******c, world GDP would drop $1.1tn, or 1.3% compared to the current projection. A $1.1tn decline would be the same as losing the entire annual output of Indonesia, the world’s 16th largest economy.

“Our scenarios see world GDP hit as a result of declines in discretionary consumption and travel and tourism, with some knock-on financial market effects and weaker investment,” it said.

What is the c****av***s and should we be worried?
Rival consultancy Capital Economics said the situation in China was still developing and it remained unclear how long before the quarantine rules across much of China’s central belt would lead to mass job layoffs and wage cuts becoming more widespread.

It said 85% of larger stock market-listed firms had enough funds to meet their liabilities and wage bills for more than six months without any further revenue.

But thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, which are responsible for half of urban jobs, “may not heed government orders not to shed jobs”.

A survey of 1,000 SMEs conducted by two Chinese universities found that unless conditions improved, one-third of the firms would run out of cash within a month, the consultancy said.

Another survey of 700 companies found that 40% of private firms would run out of cash within three months.

The firm’s Asia analyst, Julian Evans Pritchard, said: “Our best guess is that there is still a window of another week or so during which, if economic activity rebounds, the bulk of employees including at vulnerable SMEs would probably keep their jobs.

“And with large-scale layoffs avoided, consumer spending would bounce back quickly due to pent-up demand, which in turn would help the self-employed and family-run businesses to rec**p much of their recent loss of income.

“But with each day that the disruption d**gs on, the risk of a protracted slump in output rises. If activity is not clearly rebounding by the end of next week, we will revisit our annual growth forecasts.

Oxford Economics said it still expected the impact of the v***s to be limited to China and have a significant, but short-term impact, bringing world GDP growth just 0.2% lower than January at 2.3%.

But a p******c would cause a deeper and more profound shock over the next six months, possibly equal to a $1.1tn loss, followed by a recovery that would make up some of the ground lost earlier in the year.

America faces an epic choice...
... this year, and the results will define the country for a generation. These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what the Guardian holds dear has been threatened – democracy, civility, t***h. This US administration is establishing new norms of behavior. Anger and cruelty disfigure public discourse and lying is commonplace. T***h is being chased away. But with your help we can continue to put it center stage.

Rampant disinformation, partisan news sources and social media's tsunami of f**e news is no basis on which to inform the American public in 2020. The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, and with your support we can continue to provide fact-based reporting that offers public scrutiny and oversight. Our journalism is free and open for all, but it's made possible thanks to the support we receive from readers like you across America in all 50 states.

Source:The Guardian, honest reporting with integrity.

i Our stock market down swept into the ground du... (show quote)

Amen and Amen

Abel

Radiance3 wrote:

Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s.
This will affect almost all sectors of our economic activities.
Currently, the shares of my portfolio have been down, but I have diversified more to conservatism.

In Italy, six had been confirmed dead, and they are at a loss how the spread came about.
Worldwide, almost all countries are affected.

I pray for the president Trump's safety on his travel to India.

Oxford Economics warned that the spread of the v***s to regions outside Asia would knock 1.3% off global growth this year, the equivalent of $1.1tn in lost income.

The consultancy said its model of the global economy showed the v***s was already having a “chilling effect” as factory closures in China spilled over to neighboring countries and major companies struggled to source components and finished goods from the far east.

Dissent becomes the next victim of c****av***s as China cracks down
Read more
Apple told investors earlier this week that it would fail to meet its quarterly revenue target because of the “temporarily constrained” supply of iPhones and a dramatic drop in Chinese spending during the v***s crisis.

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, adding its voice to a chorus of companies complaining about supply problems, said it could run out of car parts at its British factories by the end of next week if the c****av***s continued to prevent parts arriving from China.

Oxford Economics said it expected China’s GDP growth to fall from 6% last year to 5.4% in 2020 following the spread of the v***s so far. But if it spreads more widely in Asia, world GDP would fall by $400bn in 2020, or 0.5%.

If the v***s spreads beyond Asia and becomes a global p******c, world GDP would drop $1.1tn, or 1.3% compared to the current projection. A $1.1tn decline would be the same as losing the entire annual output of Indonesia, the world’s 16th largest economy.

“Our scenarios see world GDP hit as a result of declines in discretionary consumption and travel and tourism, with some knock-on financial market effects and weaker investment,” it said.

What is the c****av***s and should we be worried?
Rival consultancy Capital Economics said the situation in China was still developing and it remained unclear how long before the quarantine rules across much of China’s central belt would lead to mass job layoffs and wage cuts becoming more widespread.

It said 85% of larger stock market-listed firms had enough funds to meet their liabilities and wage bills for more than six months without any further revenue.

But thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, which are responsible for half of urban jobs, “may not heed government orders not to shed jobs”.

A survey of 1,000 SMEs conducted by two Chinese universities found that unless conditions improved, one-third of the firms would run out of cash within a month, the consultancy said.

Another survey of 700 companies found that 40% of private firms would run out of cash within three months.

The firm’s Asia analyst, Julian Evans Pritchard, said: “Our best guess is that there is still a window of another week or so during which, if economic activity rebounds, the bulk of employees including at vulnerable SMEs would probably keep their jobs.

“And with large-scale layoffs avoided, consumer spending would bounce back quickly due to pent-up demand, which in turn would help the self-employed and family-run businesses to rec**p much of their recent loss of income.

“But with each day that the disruption d**gs on, the risk of a protracted slump in output rises. If activity is not clearly rebounding by the end of next week, we will revisit our annual growth forecasts.

Oxford Economics said it still expected the impact of the v***s to be limited to China and have a significant, but short-term impact, bringing world GDP growth just 0.2% lower than January at 2.3%.

But a p******c would cause a deeper and more profound shock over the next six months, possibly equal to a $1.1tn loss, followed by a recovery that would make up some of the ground lost earlier in the year.

America faces an epic choice...
... this year, and the results will define the country for a generation. These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what the Guardian holds dear has been threatened – democracy, civility, t***h. This US administration is establishing new norms of behavior. Anger and cruelty disfigure public discourse and lying is commonplace. T***h is being chased away. But with your help we can continue to put it center stage.

Rampant disinformation, partisan news sources and social media's tsunami of f**e news is no basis on which to inform the American public in 2020. The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, and with your support we can continue to provide fact-based reporting that offers public scrutiny and oversight. Our journalism is free and open for all, but it's made possible thanks to the support we receive from readers like you across America in all 50 states.

Source:The Guardian, honest reporting with integrity.

i Our stock market down swept into the ground du... (show quote)

Follow the money. Those who profit from these p******cs and stock market disturbances and population reductions is the Deep State Progressives. The chickens are coming home to roost when it comes to their moving production facilities off shore because many companies in the USA are so dependent on parts, services, and etc. from off shore production facilities. Bio terrorism is far easier and more efficient than nuclear attacks, and they don't destroy the infrastructure.

Sicilianthing

Radiance3 wrote:

Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s.
This will affect almost all sectors of our economic activities.
Currently, the shares of my portfolio have been down, but I have diversified more to conservatism.

In Italy, six had been confirmed dead, and they are at a loss how the spread came about.
Worldwide, almost all countries are affected.

I pray for the president Trump's safety on his travel to India.

Oxford Economics warned that the spread of the v***s to regions outside Asia would knock 1.3% off global growth this year, the equivalent of $1.1tn in lost income.

The consultancy said its model of the global economy showed the v***s was already having a “chilling effect” as factory closures in China spilled over to neighboring countries and major companies struggled to source components and finished goods from the far east.

Dissent becomes the next victim of c****av***s as China cracks down
Read more
Apple told investors earlier this week that it would fail to meet its quarterly revenue target because of the “temporarily constrained” supply of iPhones and a dramatic drop in Chinese spending during the v***s crisis.

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, adding its voice to a chorus of companies complaining about supply problems, said it could run out of car parts at its British factories by the end of next week if the c****av***s continued to prevent parts arriving from China.

Oxford Economics said it expected China’s GDP growth to fall from 6% last year to 5.4% in 2020 following the spread of the v***s so far. But if it spreads more widely in Asia, world GDP would fall by $400bn in 2020, or 0.5%.

If the v***s spreads beyond Asia and becomes a global p******c, world GDP would drop $1.1tn, or 1.3% compared to the current projection. A $1.1tn decline would be the same as losing the entire annual output of Indonesia, the world’s 16th largest economy.

“Our scenarios see world GDP hit as a result of declines in discretionary consumption and travel and tourism, with some knock-on financial market effects and weaker investment,” it said.

What is the c****av***s and should we be worried?
Rival consultancy Capital Economics said the situation in China was still developing and it remained unclear how long before the quarantine rules across much of China’s central belt would lead to mass job layoffs and wage cuts becoming more widespread.

It said 85% of larger stock market-listed firms had enough funds to meet their liabilities and wage bills for more than six months without any further revenue.

But thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, which are responsible for half of urban jobs, “may not heed government orders not to shed jobs”.

A survey of 1,000 SMEs conducted by two Chinese universities found that unless conditions improved, one-third of the firms would run out of cash within a month, the consultancy said.

Another survey of 700 companies found that 40% of private firms would run out of cash within three months.

The firm’s Asia analyst, Julian Evans Pritchard, said: “Our best guess is that there is still a window of another week or so during which, if economic activity rebounds, the bulk of employees including at vulnerable SMEs would probably keep their jobs.

“And with large-scale layoffs avoided, consumer spending would bounce back quickly due to pent-up demand, which in turn would help the self-employed and family-run businesses to rec**p much of their recent loss of income.

“But with each day that the disruption d**gs on, the risk of a protracted slump in output rises. If activity is not clearly rebounding by the end of next week, we will revisit our annual growth forecasts.

Oxford Economics said it still expected the impact of the v***s to be limited to China and have a significant, but short-term impact, bringing world GDP growth just 0.2% lower than January at 2.3%.

But a p******c would cause a deeper and more profound shock over the next six months, possibly equal to a $1.1tn loss, followed by a recovery that would make up some of the ground lost earlier in the year.

America faces an epic choice...
... this year, and the results will define the country for a generation. These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what the Guardian holds dear has been threatened – democracy, civility, t***h. This US administration is establishing new norms of behavior. Anger and cruelty disfigure public discourse and lying is commonplace. T***h is being chased away. But with your help we can continue to put it center stage.

Rampant disinformation, partisan news sources and social media's tsunami of f**e news is no basis on which to inform the American public in 2020. The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, and with your support we can continue to provide fact-based reporting that offers public scrutiny and oversight. Our journalism is free and open for all, but it's made possible thanks to the support we receive from readers like you across America in all 50 states.

Source:The Guardian, honest reporting with integrity.

i Our stock market down swept into the ground du... (show quote)

>>>

Blame Trump for incompetence !

Too little too late ... and my border is still wide open...

Thousands of scumbags were processed and released over the weekend... just like clockwork as usual, nothing has changed under your False MEssiah !

Your False Orange Messiah leading the sheeple...

Radiance3

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Blame Trump for incompetence !

Too little too late ... and my border is still wide open...

Thousands of scumbags were processed and released over the weekend... just like clockwork as usual, nothing has changed under your False MEssiah !

Your False Orange Messiah leading the sheeple...

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You don't make sense at all. How does the president impact on that v***s? There was a time I believed on you. But I lost that because many a time, you don't make sense at all. You blame the president for anything wrong. Fact was he was the one who corrected the massive left over wrongs that Mr Obama had put into our country. Millions of i******s were empowered here, now they have so many children pretty soon they will take over, including you. If they were born here they could be president of the US someday.

Even Obama reported as not born here became president, but you allowed that. You did not say anything. But yet, you yelled and yelled at president Trump.

When you think of courage you may think of physical bravery, but there are many other forms of courage. After all, courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. Bye...

Sicilianthing

Radiance3 wrote:

=================== br You don't make sense at all... (show quote)

>>>

Trump should lock down our borders, airports everything until everyone with this disease is dead, cured and no other cases pop up.

You’re being misled again...

What you guys have done past and present no longer works...

You’re in a new threat environment and it requires new actions.

I’m OUT

Enjoy your false Messiah and the unfolding disaster, you deserve it, all of you do who support this crap !

Radiance3

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Trump should lock down our borders, airports everything until everyone with this disease is dead, cured and no other cases pop up.

You’re being misled again...

What you guys have done past and present no longer works...

You’re in a new threat environment and it requires new actions.

I’m OUT

Enjoy your false Messiah and the unfolding disaster, you deserve it, all of you do who support this crap !

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He prevented any travel to and from China. The whole country will be paralyzed with all kinds of economic activities that are critical to many areas of our survival. The world inter acts with one another for the needs of people. That is balancing the whole thing. I would do the same on his position. Bye, I am going to my eye doctor now.

Abel

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Blame Trump for incompetence !

Too little too late ... and my border is still wide open...

Thousands of scumbags were processed and released over the weekend... just like clockwork as usual, nothing has changed under your False MEssiah !

Your False Orange Messiah leading the sheeple...

Up to this time there is no CV***s in Mexico so the border isn't an issue. I do think President Trump missed a good opportunity to close the border however, but I don't condemn him for it. He is still the best fighter we have, so don't give up on him.

Radiance3

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Trump should lock down our borders, airports everything until everyone with this disease is dead, cured and no other cases pop up.

You’re being misled again...

What you guys have done past and present no longer works...

You’re in a new threat environment and it requires new actions.

I’m OUT

Enjoy your false Messiah and the unfolding disaster, you deserve it, all of you do who support this crap !

================
I think you love BERNIE SANDERS the C*******T then?

teabag09

Radiance3 wrote:

Our stock market down swept into the ground due to the world spread of the C****a V***s.
This will affect almost all sectors of our economic activities.
Currently, the shares of my portfolio have been down, but I have diversified more to conservatism.

In Italy, six had been confirmed dead, and they are at a loss how the spread came about.
Worldwide, almost all countries are affected.

I pray for the president Trump's safety on his travel to India.

Oxford Economics warned that the spread of the v***s to regions outside Asia would knock 1.3% off global growth this year, the equivalent of $1.1tn in lost income.

The consultancy said its model of the global economy showed the v***s was already having a “chilling effect” as factory closures in China spilled over to neighboring countries and major companies struggled to source components and finished goods from the far east.

Dissent becomes the next victim of c****av***s as China cracks down
Read more
Apple told investors earlier this week that it would fail to meet its quarterly revenue target because of the “temporarily constrained” supply of iPhones and a dramatic drop in Chinese spending during the v***s crisis.

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, adding its voice to a chorus of companies complaining about supply problems, said it could run out of car parts at its British factories by the end of next week if the c****av***s continued to prevent parts arriving from China.

Oxford Economics said it expected China’s GDP growth to fall from 6% last year to 5.4% in 2020 following the spread of the v***s so far. But if it spreads more widely in Asia, world GDP would fall by $400bn in 2020, or 0.5%.

If the v***s spreads beyond Asia and becomes a global p******c, world GDP would drop $1.1tn, or 1.3% compared to the current projection. A $1.1tn decline would be the same as losing the entire annual output of Indonesia, the world’s 16th largest economy.

“Our scenarios see world GDP hit as a result of declines in discretionary consumption and travel and tourism, with some knock-on financial market effects and weaker investment,” it said.

What is the c****av***s and should we be worried?
Rival consultancy Capital Economics said the situation in China was still developing and it remained unclear how long before the quarantine rules across much of China’s central belt would lead to mass job layoffs and wage cuts becoming more widespread.

It said 85% of larger stock market-listed firms had enough funds to meet their liabilities and wage bills for more than six months without any further revenue.

But thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, which are responsible for half of urban jobs, “may not heed government orders not to shed jobs”.

A survey of 1,000 SMEs conducted by two Chinese universities found that unless conditions improved, one-third of the firms would run out of cash within a month, the consultancy said.

Another survey of 700 companies found that 40% of private firms would run out of cash within three months.

The firm’s Asia analyst, Julian Evans Pritchard, said: “Our best guess is that there is still a window of another week or so during which, if economic activity rebounds, the bulk of employees including at vulnerable SMEs would probably keep their jobs.

“And with large-scale layoffs avoided, consumer spending would bounce back quickly due to pent-up demand, which in turn would help the self-employed and family-run businesses to rec**p much of their recent loss of income.

“But with each day that the disruption d**gs on, the risk of a protracted slump in output rises. If activity is not clearly rebounding by the end of next week, we will revisit our annual growth forecasts.

Oxford Economics said it still expected the impact of the v***s to be limited to China and have a significant, but short-term impact, bringing world GDP growth just 0.2% lower than January at 2.3%.

But a p******c would cause a deeper and more profound shock over the next six months, possibly equal to a $1.1tn loss, followed by a recovery that would make up some of the ground lost earlier in the year.

America faces an epic choice...
... this year, and the results will define the country for a generation. These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what the Guardian holds dear has been threatened – democracy, civility, t***h. This US administration is establishing new norms of behavior. Anger and cruelty disfigure public discourse and lying is commonplace. T***h is being chased away. But with your help we can continue to put it center stage.

Rampant disinformation, partisan news sources and social media's tsunami of f**e news is no basis on which to inform the American public in 2020. The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, and with your support we can continue to provide fact-based reporting that offers public scrutiny and oversight. Our journalism is free and open for all, but it's made possible thanks to the support we receive from readers like you across America in all 50 states.

Source:The Guardian, honest reporting with integrity.

i Our stock market down swept into the ground du... (show quote)

Just leave your portfolio alone and maybe look at where you can expand it during a down shift. It's not into the ground considering it was probably too inflated anyway. This is a buying opportunity and not the end of the world. I personally, with the exception of my retirement fund, am not in the stock market but if I was I'd be looking at enhancing my portfolio. This is a temporary down trend. The stock market is a fickle mistress who is best nurtured long term. Mike

teabag09

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Trump should lock down our borders, airports everything until everyone with this disease is dead, cured and no other cases pop up.

You’re being misled again...

What you guys have done past and present no longer works...

You’re in a new threat environment and it requires new actions.

I’m OUT

Enjoy your false Messiah and the unfolding disaster, you deserve it, all of you do who support this crap !

What in the heck do you think the man has been trying to do??? He has 1/3 of power to do anything and yet he has jumped through hoops to do just that, close the borders.

You are right, you're OUT of touch with any reality. Carry you DA down to the border with your B and C and close that border. You've become a pest, all talk on a key board and no action. Mike

Radiance3

teabag09 wrote:

Just leave your portfolio alone and maybe look at where you can expand it during a down shift. It's not into the ground considering it was probably too inflated anyway. This is a buying opportunity and not the end of the world. I personally, with the exception of my retirement fund, am not in the stock market but if I was I'd be looking at enhancing my portfolio. This is a temporary down trend. The stock market is a fickle mistress who is best nurtured long term. Mike

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That's for sure. I'll ride the tide. I have my TIAA-CREF funds since the 80's and history has proven long term is good. There are others on deferred comp. but won't touch it. I'm well diversified including real estate.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Abel wrote:

Follow the money. Those who profit from these p******cs and stock market disturbances and population reductions is the Deep State Progressives. The chickens are coming home to roost when it comes to their moving production facilities off shore because many companies in the USA are so dependent on parts, services, and etc. from off shore production facilities. Bio terrorism is far easier and more efficient than nuclear attacks, and they don't destroy the infrastructure.

Well they can’t discredit Trumps economic success for our economy so they need this false f**g, media wise, to tank it all...

China's role???

Radiance3

Sicilianthing wrote:

>>>

Trump should lock down our borders, airports everything until everyone with this disease is dead, cured and no other cases pop up.

You’re being misled again...

What you guys have done past and present no longer works...

You’re in a new threat environment and it requires new actions.

I’m OUT

Enjoy your false Messiah and the unfolding disaster, you deserve it, all of you do who support this crap !

=============

We locked up China, Iran, Italy, Mongolia, Singapore.

I think we must lock up all Asian countries for now. SK, Japan, and any Asian countries.
We also lock up all from Africa.
We must close also Canada. There are so many Chinese in Canada., and Australia.
I think we must isolate all those who traveled in and out of China during December or earlier, must be quarantined and checked their conditions. The v***s was in China earlier than Dec. except they hid it for long before they could no longer hide it.