investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Impeachment’s death toll – how the media-Democrat complex’s cruel impeachment hoax could cause count

Impeachment’s death toll – how the media-Democrat complex’s cruel impeachment hoax could cause countless deaths

Look at the following timeline and just imagine : What if there was no impeachment ?
What if the U.S. attention wasn ’ t completely diverted at a critical time .
Could the U.S. have passed laws that were made impossible by impeachment to increase production of masks and other needed supplies helping the whole world weather the storm much better ?
What if Democrats supported President Trump ’ s travel ban against China instead of attacking it ?
What if most of the media supported such a travel ban instead of condemning it as “ racist ” ?
What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attacks meant that travel bans were spreading quickly all over the world .
How many lives could have been saved ?
The US has enormous capacity financially and through setting an example .
Early action instead of Impeachment could have benefited the whole world .
1 million lives all over the world is not a stretch .
Save this post and look back when we know the final death figures .
It seems that by diverting attention to impeachment at an absolutely critical time , the Democrats and the media contributed to an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wide .
The true costs of which may never be known 4 December According to an official document on the website of United States House of Representatives , the House was fully briefed on the “ largest pandemic exercise ” ever to take place in the U.S .
The exercise found that additional funding would likely be required .
And that U.S. lacks sufficient domestic manufacturing capacity and/or raw materials for “ needles , syringes , masks and personal protective equipment.
” The report notes that “ In a pandemic global manufacturing capacity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demand resulting in an inability to import adequate quantities.
” The report is fully ignored and impeachment is pushed instead .
5 December , Speaker Pelosi authorizes the Judiciary Committee to begin drafting articles of impeachment .
12 December “ A new viral outbreak was first detected in the city of Wuhan , China.
” 13 December The Judiciary Committee votes along party lines to pass articles of impeachment 18 December The formal impeachment vote by the full House of Representatives passes by Democrat votes to approve articles of impeachment 26 December , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lab in China .
Determined to be “ most closely related to a bat SARS-like coronavirus ” .
This is not widely publicized by China at the time 30 December Hero doctor Li Wenliang warns colleagues of the appearance of a new disease resembling SARS , a previous devastating outbreak .
Chinese police promptly arrest him for “ rumor mongering ” , he later contracted COVID-19 and died aged 33 .
2 January First large cluster of cases are laboratory confirmed in China 66 % of them had direct exposure to the Wuhan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 5 January 59 cases under treatment with 7 in critical condition 7 January The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) issues a travel notice Monday for travelers to Wuhan , Hubei province , China due to the cluster of cases of pneumonia 8 January Coronavirus discovery is officially announced by scientists in China .
South Korea announces first possible case and immediately isolates a traveler from Wuhan .
9 January WHO confirms existence of novel coronavirus .
11 January First known death from coronavirus 15 January the articles are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ uses special commemorative pens to sign for delivery .
16 January articles are presented formally to the Senate .
Senate is forced to set aside all other matters under the constitution .
Senate is fully disabled for the duration and can deal with no other matters , as they are considered less important than impeachment .
23 January .
China places 60 million people under quarantine and locks Wuhan off completely .
The largest such measure in human history up to that point .
Every politician and media figure is meanwhile fixated on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ January .
Impeachment arguments continue with often live coverage for several hours per day .
It ’ s taking up close to 100 % of all time and attention for politicians and media .
Meanwhile China expands travel restrictions and other measures to hundreds of millions of citizens .
Cars are banned in Wuhan for private use and anyone with a fever is taken to forced isolation .
31 January : Senate holds vote on allowing further witnesses .
Mitt Romney and all Democrats vote for witnesses without limitations .
The impeachment trial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vote went through , disabling the Senate and any ability of the U.S. to react with legislation for months on end 31 January President Trump imposes a full travel ban to and from China .
This not only includes citizens of China but of other countries as well who traveled there .
This is one of the strongest and earliest measures taken .
The media and Democrats immediately condemn the ban , many calling it racist .
Joe Biden calls the ban “ hysterical xenophobia ” the same day it was announced .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ finally ending the impeachment hoax which dominated U.S. attention at the most critical time , when the outbreak was still in its early stages .
5 February Mitt Romney votes for one of the articles ensuring that media attention is on his vote and his speech outlining reasons for it .
This means the media is focused on impeachment for at least another week instead of the coronavirus .
Impeachment discussions continues to dominate less but still very significant amounts of media attention in February sucking away oxygen from other topics such as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a guest post and it doesn ’ t represent the views of IWB .

by mivvan
Look at the following timeline and just imagine: What if there was no impeachment? What if the U.S. attention wasn’t completely diverted at a critical time. Could the U.S. have passed laws that were made impossible by impeachment to increase production of masks and other needed supplies helping the whole world weather the storm much better? What if Democrats supported President Trump’s travel ban against China instead of attacking it? What if most of the media supported such a travel ban instead of condemning it as “racist”? What if such support instead of petty political attacks meant that travel bans were spreading quickly all over the world. How many lives could have been saved? The US has enormous capacity financially and through setting an example. Early action instead of Impeachment could have benefited the whole world. 1 million lives all over the world is not a stretch. Save this post and look back when we know the final death figures.
It seems that by diverting attention to impeachment at an absolutely critical time, the Democrats and the media contributed to an enormous amount of death and destruction world wide. The true costs of which may never be known
TIMELINE 2019:
Late November – coronavirus appears and starts spreading in China undetected
Early December – coronavirus continues to spread silently.
4 December According to an official document on the website of United States House of Representatives, the House was fully briefed on the “largest pandemic exercise” ever to take place in the U.S. The exercise found that additional funding would likely be required. And that U.S. lacks sufficient domestic manufacturing capacity and/or raw materials for “needles, syringes, masks and personal protective equipment.” The report notes that “In a pandemic global manufacturing capacity will likely not be sufficient to meet demand resulting in an inability to import adequate quantities.” The report is fully ignored and impeachment is pushed instead.
web.archive.org/web/20200320100309/https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IF/IF02/20191204/110278/HHRG-116-IF02-Wstate-KadlecMDMTMHMSR-20191204.pdf
5 December, Speaker Pelosi authorizes the Judiciary Committee to begin drafting articles of impeachment.
12 December “A new viral outbreak was first detected in the city of Wuhan, China.”
13 December The Judiciary Committee votes along party lines to pass articles of impeachment
18 December The formal impeachment vote by the full House of Representatives passes by Democrat votes to approve articles of impeachment
26 December, coronavirus becomes detected then identified in a lab in China. Determined to be “most closely related to a bat SARS-like coronavirus”. This is not widely publicized by China at the time
30 December Hero doctor Li Wenliang warns colleagues of the appearance of a new disease resembling SARS, a previous devastating outbreak. Chinese police promptly arrest him for “rumor mongering”, he later contracted COVID-19 and died aged 33.
2020
2 January First large cluster of cases are laboratory confirmed in China 66% of them had direct exposure to the Wuhan market where the virus first appeared.
5 January 59 cases under treatment with 7 in critical condition
7 January The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issues a travel notice Monday for travelers to Wuhan, Hubei province, China due to the cluster of cases of pneumonia
8 January Coronavirus discovery is officially announced by scientists in China. South Korea announces first possible case and immediately isolates a traveler from Wuhan.
9 January WHO confirms existence of novel coronavirus.
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11 January First known death from coronavirus
15 January the articles are formally delivered to the Senate. Pelosi uses special commemorative pens to sign for delivery.
16 January articles are presented formally to the Senate. Senate is forced to set aside all other matters under the constitution. Senate is fully disabled for the duration and can deal with no other matters, as they are considered less important than impeachment.
23 January. China places 60 million people under quarantine and locks Wuhan off completely. The largest such measure in human history up to that point. Every politician and media figure is meanwhile fixated on opening arguments of the impeachment managers
23-30 January. Impeachment arguments continue with often live coverage for several hours per day. It’s taking up close to 100% of all time and attention for politicians and media. Meanwhile China expands travel restrictions and other measures to hundreds of millions of citizens.
Cars are banned in Wuhan for private use and anyone with a fever is taken to forced isolation.
31 January: Senate holds vote on allowing further witnesses. Mitt Romney and all Democrats vote for witnesses without limitations. The impeachment trial could still be going on if this vote went through, disabling the Senate and any ability of the U.S. to react with legislation for months on end
31 January President Trump imposes a full travel ban to and from China. This not only includes citizens of China but of other countries as well who traveled there. This is one of the strongest and earliest measures taken. The media and Democrats immediately condemn the ban, many calling it racist. Joe Biden calls the ban “hysterical xenophobia” the same day it was announced.
5 February The Senate acquits President Trump finally ending the impeachment hoax which dominated U.S. attention at the most critical time, when the outbreak was still in its early stages.
5 February Mitt Romney votes for one of the articles ensuring that media attention is on his vote and his speech outlining reasons for it. This means the media is focused on impeachment for at least another week instead of the coronavirus .
Impeachment discussions continues to dominate less but still very significant amounts of media attention in February sucking away oxygen from other topics such as the coronavirus.
Sources for the dates:
Timeline of coronavirus pandemic 1 – January archive.vn/wSx3E
Timeline of coronavirus pandemic 2 – February archive.is/StIdR
Timeline of coronavirus pandemic 3 – March archive.vn/uCYLx
Impeachment dates
Sources on impeachment dates 1 archive.is/ovuu0
Sources on impeachment dates 2 archive.is/N8OUm
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--FROM DENMARK, A CLEVER WAY TO STOP PANIC-BUYING AND HOARDING:

A supermarket in Denmark got tired of people hoarding hand sanitizer , so came up with their own way of @ @ @

via aei.org
A supermarket in Denmark got tired of people hoarding hand sanitizer, so came up with their own way of stopping it.
1 bottle kr40 (€5.50)
2 bottles kr1000 (€134.00) each bottle.
Hoarding stopped!


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asks laid-off workers from BARS and RESTAURANTS to come join the company . Ama

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asks laid-off workers from BARS and RESTAURANTS to come join the company . Amazon has also raised overtime pay for us workers . Bezos says ” Things are gonna get much worse “

• Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in a statement on Saturday the company is hiring for 100,000 new roles , and urged laid-off restaurant workers to apply .
• Bezos added that the company has implemented a number of health and safety measures in response to the crisis , and has raised wages for hourly workers .
• Amazon has been flooded with orders since the virus began spreading across the US , as residents have been stocking up on household essentials and other basic goods .
• The deluge has forced the company into a tricky balancing act between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ keeping up with the rapid pace of customers ’ orders .
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is urging laid-off workers from closed-down restaurants and bars to come join the company as it struggles to accommodate an enormous volume of orders amid the coronavirus pandemic .
Bezos said the company is hiring for 100,000 new roles , and is raising the wages of its hourly workers who help fulfill orders and deliver to customers .
“ At the same time , other businesses like restaurants and bars are being forced to shut their doors , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ evening .
“ We hope people who ’ ve been laid off will come work with us until they ’ re able to go back to the jobs they had.
” Bezos added that the company has implemented a number of health and safety measures in response to the crisis .
“ Everything from increasing the frequency and intensity of cleaning to adjusting our practices in fulfillment centers to ensure the recommended social distancing guidelines , ” Bezos wrote .

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in a statement on Saturday the company is hiring for 100,000 new roles, and urged laid-off restaurant workers to apply.
Bezos added that the company has implemented a number of health and safety measures in response to the crisis, and has raised wages for hourly workers.
Amazon has been flooded with orders since the virus began spreading across the US, as residents have been stocking up on household essentials and other basic goods.
The deluge has forced the company into a tricky balancing act between protecting the health of its workers and keeping up with the rapid pace of customers’ orders.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is urging laid-off workers from closed-down restaurants and bars to come join the company as it struggles to accommodate an enormous volume of orders amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Bezos said the company is hiring for 100,000 new roles, and is raising the wages of its hourly workers who help fulfill orders and deliver to customers.
“At the same time, other businesses like restaurants and bars are being forced to shut their doors,” Bezos said in a statement Saturday evening. “We hope people who’ve been laid off will come work with us until they’re able to go back to the jobs they had.”
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Bezos added that the company has implemented a number of health and safety measures in response to the crisis.
“Everything from increasing the frequency and intensity of cleaning to adjusting our practices in fulfillment centers to ensure the recommended social distancing guidelines,” Bezos wrote.
www.businessinsider.com/jeff-bezos-urges-laid-off-restaurant-workers-to-join-amazon-2020-3


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--The scale of what we are facing is unprecedented. We need solutions beyond the norm. We need them no

The scale of what we are facing is unprecedented. We need solutions beyond the norm. We need them now.

Yesterday , Governor of CA shared a fact in a live Facebook stream that illustrated magnitude of the issue that we are facing that I believe is greater than we can imagine .
He essentially made a comment about new claims for their unemployment program in the last four days being around 90k a day consistently for four continuous days .
Meaning in four days that is an increase from around 4 % to 7 % in unemployment .
Three of those four days were BEFORE statewide stay at home order , with certain businesses told to stay open and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strongly for a second .
That first statistic is unparalleled .
Couple this with the fact that there are entire industries that went dark .
From something to nothing .
Transit .
Tourism .
Small business .
Anything with human interaction .
What will it be like tomorrow morning ?
Or next Sunday ?
Or in “ a month , or maybe until July ” that some people in spaces are saying ?
The curve of the economic situation is cascading beyond that of this virus and I TRULY think there is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of what we are facing in the coming days/weeks .
Wake up America .
Look at this curve .
We are facing something on the scale of the Great Depression and World War II in terms of innovation mobilization and solutions for what is needed to address what is to come .

by KidsSeeToasts
Yesterday, Governor of CA shared a fact in a live Facebook stream that illustrated magnitude of the issue that we are facing that I believe is greater than we can imagine.
He essentially made a comment about new claims for their unemployment program in the last four days being around 90k a day consistently for four continuous days. Meaning in four days that is an increase from around 4% to 7% in unemployment. Three of those four days were BEFORE statewide stay at home order, with certain businesses told to stay open and those to close.
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Think about that strongly for a second. That first statistic is unparalleled. Couple this with the fact that there are entire industries that went dark. From something to nothing. Transit. Tourism. Small business. Anything with human interaction. What will it be like tomorrow morning? Or next Sunday? Or in “a month, or maybe until July” that some people in spaces are saying?
The curve of the economic situation is cascading beyond that of this virus and I TRULY think there is a serious lack of acknowledgement of the gravity of what we are facing in the coming days/weeks. Wake up America. Look at this curve.
We are facing something on the scale of the Great Depression and World War II in terms of innovation mobilization and solutions for what is needed to address what is to come.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--[DD] I did a “The Big Short”-style research on $SBUX

Hello autists , on Saturday 3/21 I went out with my fellow retard and did some investigation on Starbucks in Toronto , Ontario , Canada .
We pretended to be the retards in the movie The Big Short who were investigating mortgage-unpaid houses .
1 .
We checked 22 Starbucks , 16 of which are located along Yonge Street , basically the street with the most hobos in Toronto , i.e .
the busiest street ; the other 6 are just random picks in the areas that I am familiar .
So this is not an accurate investigation .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be movie characters .
For locations ’ details please click here .
In summary , out of these 22 stores : • 11 out of 22 are Closed .
The 11 closed ones are all in downtown area , near street and without drive-thru option .
For the same reason , many stores in the US major cities like Seattle would be closed .
• Only 1 store has drive-through and it is in suburban town .
Drive-through staff said : “ busy .
Same amount of drive-thru people.
” • 10 open @ @ @ @ @ @ @ service officers ( police , fire department , hospital , etc . )
; still too many open but I do not know why .
1 claimed “ 1/8 of normal volume ” , 1 claimed “ only 10 customers per hour compared to 800 when busiest ” 2 .
So let ’ s do a very dumb calculation : 70 % of sales come from the drive-thru If Starbucks keeps only drive-thru and some “ essential ” stores open , the drive-thru stores will generate 70 % *60 % = 42 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential ” stores , say 1/4 of the 40 % non-drive-thru stores are open , which is 10 % stores are open with only 1/8 of regular volume , equal to 1.25 % of regular sales .
Then the current sales would be 42 % + 1.25 % = 43.25 % of regular ones .
But due to the new “ 30 days salary for baristas even not showing up ” policy , a drive-thru store would be closed if most workers don ’ t want to come .
The drive-thru stores will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ calculation above is dumb as fuck , with small sample size , stupid simple adds and multiplies , ignoring the difference between Canada and other markets , excluding many factors like delivery orders , other product sales , bluh bluh bluh .
It is just to show an idea that how big the difference is .
The sales volume could drop lower than 40 % of regulars .
Yes just put it as I just made the number up .
With such a big drop in the revenue , while still having to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ big the drop would be in their earnings .
Probably it will end up losing money in fiscal year 2020 .
And yet , they would like to keep their promise of 40m shares buyback .
The calculation didn ’ t consider the drop that caused by people not buying coffee because staying at home or working from home .
3 .
Some of you might want to talk about Chinese market , saying they will reopen 95 % of stores by end of March .
According to Statista , Starbucks has 31,256 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Out of the internation 15,041 stores , Starbucks has 4,200 stores in China , according to Starbucks in China .
China ’ s coffee market is growing rapidly but it is not a coffee-country .
Drinking coffee is more of a show-off habbit among the white-collars in major cities .
Most people don ’ t drink coffee .
• The average Chinese still only drinks five cups per year , says the International Coffee Organisation , a London-based group .
That is just 1.3 % of the amount consumed by the average Japanese @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coffee they drink : The market ’ s largest segment is the segment Instant Coffee with a market volume of US $ 8,334m in 2020 .
News said Starbucks is going to reopen 95 % of their stores in China .
95 % , sounds good , but will people keep buying Starbucks after this pandemic disaster ?
Considering both fear of next virus wave and the desire for them to save money for other essential needs , or simply they buy cheaper coffee or other beverages .
Starbucks is not the only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coffee is expensive af to us already .
They are more expensive in China and their people ’ s incomes are much lower than the US people .
This pandemic is going to hurt Starbucks in China badly .
4 .
Ok retards , I am too sleepy to throw in numbers and sources like the big hit in Chinese market and how their business gets hurt in Europe ( I don ’ t even want to look it up and paste sources ) .
After all , it ’ s all priced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about technical analysis and stock price analysis .
I can ’ t point out how much lower will $ SBUX go , I simply expect it to be lower and lower .
Just buy puts and make tendies , or lose your life savings on this and then blame me like blaming those quadruple witches .
This is just a sloppy DD , don ’ t expect me to write a scientific essay .
Final words : the biggest challenge in the investigation was that many Starbucks stores don ’ t allow customers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one point I considered to use a coffee cup to do it .
Please include this scene in the movie for me .
Disclaimer : This information is only for educational purposes .
Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by nckw90
TL;DR: $SBUX 4/17 $50p, $SBUX 5/15 $40p
Last post: [DD] $SBUX is gonna sink!

Hello autists, on Saturday 3/21 I went out with my fellow retard and did some investigation on Starbucks in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We pretended to be the retards in the movie The Big Short who were investigating mortgage-unpaid houses.
1. We checked 22 Starbucks, 16 of which are located along Yonge Street, basically the street with the most hobos in Toronto, i.e. the busiest street; the other 6 are just random picks in the areas that I am familiar. So this is not an accurate investigation. It is just two fellow retards pretending to be movie characters.
For locations’ details please click here.
In summary, out of these 22 stores:
11 out of 22 are Closed. The 11 closed ones are all in downtown area, near street and without drive-thru option. For the same reason, many stores in the US major cities like Seattle would be closed.
Only 1 store has drive-through and it is in suburban town. Drive-through staff said: “busy. Same amount of drive-thru people.”
10 open maybe because they are essential to public service officers (police, fire department, hospital, etc.); still too many open but I do not know why. 1 claimed “1/8 of normal volume”, 1 claimed “only 10 customers per hour compared to 800 when busiest”

2. So let’s do a very dumb calculation:
70% of sales come from the drive-thru
60% of Starbucks locations have drive-thru capabilities
If Starbucks keeps only drive-thru and some “essential” stores open,
the drive-thru stores will generate 70%*60% = 42% of regular volume,
plus those “essential” stores, say 1/4 of the 40% non-drive-thru stores are open, which is 10% stores are open with only 1/8 of regular volume, equal to 1.25% of regular sales.
Then the current sales would be 42% + 1.25 % = 43.25% of regular ones.
But due to the new “30 days salary for baristas even not showing up” policy, a drive-thru store would be closed if most workers don’t want to come. The drive-thru stores will generate less than 42%.

The calculation above is dumb as fuck, with small sample size, stupid simple adds and multiplies, ignoring the difference between Canada and other markets, excluding many factors like delivery orders, other product sales, bluh bluh bluh. It is just to show an idea that how big the difference is. The sales volume could drop lower than 40% of regulars. Yes just put it as I just made the number up.
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With such a big drop in the revenue, while still having to pay salaries, you can see how big the drop would be in their earnings. Probably it will end up losing money in fiscal year 2020.
And yet, they would like to keep their promise of 40m shares buyback.

The calculation didn’t consider the drop that caused by people not buying coffee because staying at home or working from home.
3. Some of you might want to talk about Chinese market, saying they will reopen 95% of stores by end of March.
But,
According to Statista, Starbucks has 31,256 stores worldwide (in 2019).
USA:13,189
International: 15,041
Out of the internation 15,041 stores, Starbucks has 4,200 stores in China, according to Starbucks in China.
China’s coffee market is growing rapidly but it is not a coffee-country. Drinking coffee is more of a show-off habbit among the white-collars in major cities. Most people don’t drink coffee.
News said Starbucks is going to reopen 95% of their stores in China. 95%, sounds good, but will people keep buying Starbucks after this pandemic disaster? Considering both fear of next virus wave and the desire for them to save money for other essential needs, or simply they buy cheaper coffee or other beverages. Starbucks is not the only company selling coffee in China.
Starbucks coffee is expensive af to us already. They are more expensive in China and their people’s incomes are much lower than the US people. This pandemic is going to hurt Starbucks in China badly.

4. Ok retards, I am too sleepy to throw in numbers and sources like the big hit in Chinese market and how their business gets hurt in Europe (I don’t even want to look it up and paste sources). After all, it’s all priced in.
And I know no shit about technical analysis and stock price analysis. I can’t point out how much lower will $SBUX go, I simply expect it to be lower and lower. Just buy puts and make tendies, or lose your life savings on this and then blame me like blaming those quadruple witches. This is just a sloppy DD, don’t expect me to write a scientific essay.

Final words: the biggest challenge in the investigation was that many Starbucks stores don’t allow customers to use washroom anymore, so at one point I considered to use a coffee cup to do it. Please include this scene in the movie for me.
Disclaimer: This information is only for educational purposes. Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article. Do you own due diligence.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Why Was Hillary’s Girl Friday, Huma Abedin Discussing a Funds Transfer from Ukraine to UAE? Why Was

Why Was Hillary’s Girl Friday, Huma Abedin Discussing a Funds Transfer from Ukraine to UAE? Why Was She a Member of the Secret Service of Ukraine Group (SBUSTATE), and the SES? Is THIS the Ukraine-ISIS Ratline? Wew Laddies n Lassies, Buckle Up

This One line of Metadata in HRC ’ s 80 missing pages might imply Huma Abedin was a liason to the Ukraine Secret Service ( SBUSTATE ) … I believe this implies group membership , notice she ’ s sending an email regarding a FUNDS Transfer to UAE from Ukraine .
What ’ s THAT all about ?
From : Sent : To : Subject : “ Abedin , Huma ” < SBUSTATE/SES/RECIPIENTS/ABEDINH > 9/1/2011 8:35:09 AM +00:00 ‘ hdr22 @ clintonemail.com ‘ Fw : ( SBU ) proposed answer to UAE re funds transfer for TNC RELEASE IN PART @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , B6 From : Feltman , Jeffrey D Sent : Thursday , September 01 , 2011 02:44 AM To : Sullivan , Jacob J ; Abedin , Huma ; Wells , Alice G Subject : FW : ( SBU ) proposed answer to UAE re funds transfer for TNC Jake , Huma , Alice- You might want to give Sa head ’ s up on something , in case AbZ pulls her aside today in Paris .
AbZ , whom I met last night , blasted me .
He said that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 370 million in UAE cash to the TNC , to be able to announce in Paris that the UAE had provided salary support for Eid al-Fitr .
The funds were immediately blocked as they transited the U.S. financial system ; we blocked them .
This was not Libyan money or frozen assets ; this was a UAE direct loan , based on the UAE using the Libyan frozen assets in the UAE as a type of UAE-based “ soft collateral.
” He was furious .
We 1 ve scratched around .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Arab Foreign Bank ( also called the Libyan Foreign Exchange Bank ) , which is a specifically sanctioned entity by the UN .
( It ’ s one of the three we hope to lift sanctions from , but for the moment it is sanctioned . )
So Iasked the desk to work with Land EEB to give us language , below .
I have already contacted AbZ ’ s assistant ( as AbZ is still getting his beauty rest ) to give him the points below .
But 5 should be aware @ @ @ @ @ @ @ NOTE : Huma is forwarding this email from jeff TO hillary and apparently to the SBUSTATE and SES team so that they are made aware of it .
So the person saying “ we blocked it ” is JEFF , … –NOT– Huma .
That is important .
UPDATE : I now believe SBU in this context does NOT mean Ukraine but instead “ Sensitive but unclassified ” , and that is why we ’ re able to see the entire message .
And I believe that because SBU comes up in non-ukraine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is an example , about Gaza This new information does not affect the post above .
I believe Ratliners tried to do a fund transfer from Ukraine to UAE and some honest employee fucked it up .
Disclaimer : This is a guest post and it doesn ’ t represent the views of IWB .

by nothingberg
This One line of Metadata in HRC’s 80 missing pages might imply Huma Abedin was a liason to the Ukraine Secret Service (SBUSTATE) … I believe this implies group membership, notice she’s sending an email regarding a FUNDS Transfer to UAE from Ukraine. What’s THAT all about?
“Abedin, Huma”
From: Sent: To: Subject: “Abedin, Huma” 9/1/2011 8:35:09 AM +00:00 ‘hdr22@clintonemail.com‘ Fw: (SBU) proposed answer to UAE re funds transfer for TNC RELEASE IN PART B4,B5,B7(E),B6 From: Feltman, Jeffrey D Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2011 02:44 AM To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Wells, Alice G Subject: FW: (SBU) proposed answer to UAE re funds transfer for TNC Jake, Huma, Alice- You might want to give Sa head’s up on something, in case AbZ pulls her aside today in Paris. AbZ, whom I met last night, blasted me. He said that the UAE yesterday (Wednesday) had sent $370 million in UAE cash to the TNC, to be able to announce in Paris that the UAE had provided salary support for Eid al-Fitr. The funds were immediately blocked as they transited the U.S. financial system; we blocked them. This was not Libyan money or frozen assets; this was a UAE direct loan, based on the UAE using the Libyan frozen assets in the UAE as a type of UAE-based “soft collateral.” He was furious. We 1 ve scratched around. The UAE sent the money to the Libyan Arab Foreign Bank (also called the Libyan Foreign Exchange Bank), which is a specifically sanctioned entity by the UN. (It’s one of the three we hope to lift sanctions from, but for the moment it is sanctioned.) So Iasked the desk to work with Land EEB to give us language, below. I have already contacted AbZ’s assistant (as AbZ is still getting his beauty rest) to give him the points below. But 5 should be aware of this issue. Cheers, Jeff
Analysis
NOTE: Huma is forwarding this email from jeff TO hillary and apparently to the SBUSTATE and SES team so that they are made aware of it.
So the person saying “we blocked it” is JEFF, … –NOT– Huma. That is important.
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UPDATE: I now believe SBU in this context does NOT mean Ukraine but instead “Sensitive but unclassified”, and that is why we’re able to see the entire message. And I believe that because SBU comes up in non-ukraine contexts in teh wikileaks emails. Here is an example, about Gaza
wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/10354
This new information does not affect the post above. I believe Ratliners tried to do a fund transfer from Ukraine to UAE and some honest employee fucked it up.
Source is Judicial Watch
www.judicialwatch.org/documents/jw-v-state-hrc-emails-feb-2020-00687/
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--The US is tracking Italy on a cases per million inhabitants basis. This is why governors are resorti

The US is tracking Italy on a cases per million inhabitants basis. This is why governors are resorting to complete lockdowns.

They are literally shitting their pants because Italy ’ s situation is out of control and the US is heading @ @ @ @

They are literally shitting their pants because Italy’s situation is out of control and the US is heading down that path.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Everyone Needs To Brush Up On Their History Because We Can’t Use 2008 As A Precedent.

I found this doc on 1929 to be a useful retrospective Unsurprisingly there ’ s a lot of parallels to @ @ @ @ @ era of new technologies , purchased on credit by workers whose wages remain unchanged .
@ @ @ @ @ .
A manipulated market that seems only to move up , eventually disconnecting from the @ @ @ @ @ .
A surge in volume as people buy in on margin .
A president that @ @ @ @ @ business .
Some things never change .
One interesting difference was that back in the @ @ @ @ @ that stepped in to provide credit/liquidity to keep the market moving up because the fed @ @ @ @ @ Anyway , now that this record long bull market has met the mother of all @ @ @ @ @ needs to brush up on their history because we can ’ t use 2008 as @ @ @

by bingo_bango_zongo
I found this doc on 1929 to be a useful retrospective
Unsurprisingly there’s a lot of parallels to our current situation. An era of new technologies, purchased on credit by workers whose wages remain unchanged. An ever widening wage gap. A manipulated market that seems only to move up, eventually disconnecting from the fundamentals of the underlying economy. A surge in volume as people buy in on margin. A president that vows not to interfere with business. Some things never change.
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One interesting difference was that back in the 20s it was the bankers that stepped in to provide credit/liquidity to keep the market moving up because the fed refused to do it.
Anyway, now that this record long bull market has met the mother of all downturns, I think everyone needs to brush up on their history because we can’t use 2008 as a precedent.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--As LA, SF, NY and other cities are going into lockdown, jobless claims is about to have the worst we

As LA, SF, NY and other cities are going into lockdown, jobless claims is about to have the worst week ever.

This is only the first week… ( Red dots = Bloomberg Survey )

This is only the first week… (Red dots = Bloomberg Survey)
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Rapid Corona Test – Breaking News

Rapid Corona Test – Breaking News

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issues the first emergency use authorization for a point-of-care Covid-19 diagnostic for the Cepheid @ @ @ @ @ .
The test will provide results within hours , rather than days like existing tests @ @ @ @ @ Azar .
Cepheid said the test has been designed to operate on any of its @ @ @ @ @ Systems worldwide , with a detection time of ~45 minutes .
The company plans to @ @ @ @ @ by March 30 , the FDA said , while Cepheid said the test will begin @ @ @ @

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issues the first emergency use authorization for a point-of-care Covid-19 diagnostic for the Cepheid Xpert Xpress SARS-CoV 2 test.
Cepheid is part of Danaher (NYSE:DHR).
The test will provide results within hours, rather than days like existing tests, said HHS Secretary Alex Azar.
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Cepheid said the test has been designed to operate on any of its more than 23,000 automated GeneXpert Systems worldwide, with a detection time of ~45 minutes.
The company plans to roll out the new test by March 30, the FDA said, while Cepheid said the test will begin shipping next week.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Possibility of a housing crisis and strategies

Hello fellow retards .
One externality of a shut down economy is the possible increase in homes on the market , new home building slump , and the possibility of a housing crisis .
I wanted to make a thread to discuss this .
We ’ ve been reaching a pinnacle in home prices and I think we ’ re seeing the market begin to turn downward .
Australia was having its market collapse , and in the US the decrease in sales and prices was less pronounced but still marked ( www.cnbc.com/2019/12/04/harsh-housing-forecast-for-2020-especially-in-these-big-cities.html ) Now we have almost our entire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likely going to see millions without jobs for the foreseeable future .
To me this looks like it could cause possibly cause a housing crisis .
What might be some good companies to short ?
What might be some hardest hit areas ?
As for how to benefit from this , any of you guys that make money can hopefully save 3.5 % down payment for an FHA backed mortgage to buy a home .
Where might you see the biggest gap up in properties post recession ?
Loans for an empty lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prices may get depressed enough to be viable as well .
Looking forward to your thoughts so I can inverse them .
Disclaimer : This information is only for educational purposes .
Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by DonkStonx
Hello fellow retards. One externality of a shut down economy is the possible increase in homes on the market, new home building slump, and the possibility of a housing crisis. I wanted to make a thread to discuss this.
We’ve been reaching a pinnacle in home prices and I think we’re seeing the market begin to turn downward. Australia was having its market collapse, and in the US the decrease in sales and prices was less pronounced but still marked (www.cnbc.com/2019/12/04/harsh-housing-forecast-for-2020-especially-in-these-big-cities.html)
Now we have almost our entire economy shut down. We’re likely going to see millions without jobs for the foreseeable future. To me this looks like it could cause possibly cause a housing crisis. What might be some good companies to short? What might be some hardest hit areas?
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As for how to benefit from this, any of you guys that make money can hopefully save 3.5% down payment for an FHA backed mortgage to buy a home. Where might you see the biggest gap up in properties post recession?
Loans for an empty lot usually require 80% down but lot prices may get depressed enough to be viable as well.
Looking forward to your thoughts so I can inverse them.
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SPY – DD

Instead of looking at the entire market , I decided to take a deep dive into SPY this time and get a good idea of what ’ s happening .
Hopefully someone can correct me if I ’ m wrong .
PCR aka Put-Call Ratio ; this is defined from Investopia as “ an indicator ratio that provides information about relative trading volumes of an underlying security ’ s put options to its call options .
The put-call ratio has long been viewed as an indicator of investor sentiment in the markets , where a large proportion of puts to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ versa.
” The strategy behind PCR is when “ above 1 is considered to be an indicator of a selloff while a put-call ratio below 1 is an opportunity to buy .
Some traders use the put-call ratio as a contrarian indicator , and buy when the ratio is above 1 and sell when the ratio is below that figure.
” Now look at this fucking chart below that I made from data obtained at yahoo finance .
Yes that is a PCR Ratio at about 15 on May 1st .
The Red @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Here is another chart with volume and open interest ( in % ) overlay as well .
Looking at his it seems like a massive sell off is coming in may and the PCR stays consistently above 1 from 3/27 all the way until then .
Correct me if I ’ m wrong…

Instead of looking at the entire market, I decided to take a deep dive into SPY this time and get a good idea of what’s happening. Hopefully someone can correct me if I’m wrong.
PCR aka Put-Call Ratio; this is defined from Investopia as “an indicator ratio that provides information about relative trading volumes of an underlying security’s put options to its call options. The put-call ratio has long been viewed as an indicator of investor sentiment in the markets, where a large proportion of puts to calls indicates bearish sentiment, and vice versa.”
The strategy behind PCR is when “above 1 is considered to be an indicator of a selloff while a put-call ratio below 1 is an opportunity to buy. Some traders use the put-call ratio as a contrarian indicator, and buy when the ratio is above 1 and sell when the ratio is below that figure.”
Now look at this fucking chart below that I made from data obtained at yahoo finance.
imgur.com/yQM4l34
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Yes that is a PCR Ratio at about 15 on May 1st. The Red line is at a constant of 1. Here is another chart with volume and open interest (in %) overlay as well.
imgur.com/DuGBPvH
Looking at his it seems like a massive sell off is coming in may and the PCR stays consistently above 1 from 3/27 all the way until then. Correct me if I’m wrong…
tldr; SPY BIG drop incoming in May


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Is the U.S. Stimulus deal enough?

Is the U.S. Stimulus deal enough?

Is the U.S. # Stimulus deal enough ?
Let ’ s call it a solid start at $ 2+ trillion @ @ @ @ @ another $ 1 trn gets added in a couple of weeks ’ with @ wolfblitzer @ @ @ @ @ there but it ’ s still not big enough plus the financial market pressure , @ @ @ @ @ weakness etc etc is additive & needs tackling in other ways .
The # Fed @ @ @ @ @ ’ ll get them & the package size will grow further .
@ firstmove t.co/OmsR2KCkM1 @ @ @ @ @ .
Obese and unhealthy lifestyle , combined with failing leadership and over-expensive healthcare system .
@ @ @ @ @ loss of world leadership ?
?
Covid19 could lead to a Paradigm Shift indeed

Is the U.S. #Stimulus deal enough? Let’s call it a solid start at $2+ trillion & I’m hearing another $1 trn gets added in a couple of weeks’ with @wolfblitzer tonight #CoronavirusOutbreak pic.twitter.com/hK50hDvqhr
Getting there but it’s still not big enough plus the financial market pressure, margin calls, corporate bond weakness etc etc is additive & needs tackling in other ways. The #Fed needs more powers. They’ll get them & the package size will grow further. @firstmove t.co/OmsR2KCkM1
Sunday thoughts:
US might be hardest hit. Obese and unhealthy lifestyle, combined with failing leadership and over-expensive healthcare system.
Could it even lead to loss of world leadership??
(Petro)dollar System is at risk!
Covid19 could lead to a Paradigm Shift indeed
— willem middelkoop (@wmiddelkoop) March 22, 2020


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Corporate Bond Defaults are coming

Corporate Bond Defaults are coming

Your 11 year bull market that thrived on low interest rates , and low unemployment encouraged a lot of big dick financial risk taking behavior by large corporations who similar to us kept saying “ Can ’ t go tits up.
” This in turn led to a corporate debt bubble that was highlighted as “ Risky ” by the federal reserves November 2019 financial stability report .
When companies rack up large amounts of debt , they sell them to cucks as Corporate Bonds .
This is known as the corporate bond market .
Cucks who own corporate bonds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on those bonds .
But what happens when you have a global pandemic where businesses are forced to shut down for an undermined amount of time ?
Revenue streams dry up and those companies are now at risk of being unable to pay out the interest payments to the bond holders .
This results in a default .
Once a company defaults creditors set out on horses with massive dildos to fuck the life out of these companies and force them into bankruptcy .
Usually by selling off all their assets to pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ There are corporate bond ETF ’ s that you can buy puts on , and that ’ s probably what I ’ ll put most of my money into .
The corporate bond ETFs below are the ones I was able to find with the most Volume and OI .
Believe it or not , fucking $ GME GameStop has issued corporate bonds GUH !
and $ ALGT allegiant travel has some floating around too .
I believe those two companies are to high risk of defaulting given the current conditions .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on here yesterday that said the defaults are going to start soon , so I believe this upcoming week would be a good time to get into your positions .
Disclaimer : This information is only for educational purposes .
Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by Jburd6523
Your 11 year bull market that thrived on low interest rates, and low unemployment encouraged a lot of big dick financial risk taking behavior by large corporations who similar to us kept saying “Can’t go tits up.” This in turn led to a corporate debt bubble that was highlighted as “Risky” by the federal reserves November 2019 financial stability report.
Business debt levels are high compared with either business assets or GDP, with the riskiest firms accounting for most of the increase in debt in recent years.
When companies rack up large amounts of debt, they sell them to cucks as Corporate Bonds. This is known as the corporate bond market. Cucks who own corporate bonds make money by being paid in interest on those bonds.
But what happens when you have a global pandemic where businesses are forced to shut down for an undermined amount of time? Revenue streams dry up and those companies are now at risk of being unable to pay out the interest payments to the bond holders. This results in a default. Once a company defaults creditors set out on horses with massive dildos to fuck the life out of these companies and force them into bankruptcy. Usually by selling off all their assets to pay back the bond holders and creditors.
There are corporate bond ETF’s that you can buy puts on, and that’s probably what I’ll put most of my money into. The corporate bond ETFs below are the ones I was able to find with the most Volume and OI.
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$HYG
$LQD
$JNK
Believe it or not, fucking $GME GameStop has issued corporate bonds GUH! and $ALGT allegiant travel has some floating around too. I believe those two companies are to high risk of defaulting given the current conditions.
I read a post by a leverage banker on here yesterday that said the defaults are going to start soon, so I believe this upcoming week would be a good time to get into your positions.
-Good Luck Retards.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-22--Last time Government intervened it didn’t stop market fall

Investor Dan Niles Believes It ’ s Still a Long Way for Stocks to Bottom Dan Niles of AlphaOne Capital Partners said Friday that he doesn ’ t trust the bounces the stock market has seen and thinks the market is still a long way from a bottom .
31 % of People Aren ’ t Confident They Can Pay for Housing If Recession Hits Unemployment claims jumped this week , an early sign that coronavirus will likely hit Americans hard — and many are already fearful they won ’ t be able to pay major bills , like housing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has hit the world ’ s biggest debt funds , which have lost billions of dollars in value , Morningstar data shows , while one smaller fund shed half its value in a little over two weeks .
The Crash Of 2000 Is Now Worse Than The Great Depression The US stock market has crashed faster than both the Great Depression and Black Monday , and in terms of the total drawdown , the crash of 2020 is now worse than 1929 and is fast approaching 1987 .
Goldman economists had expected a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quarter , but they said social distancing measures have affected many sectors and will hit hard .
Global Banks Get Stressed Like Never Before As the economic impact of radical steps to curb the coronavirus worsens , the challenge will be to keep the banking sector part of the solution rather than part of the problem .
“ Economic growth and oil demand will weaken further before they recover , which can only happen once social distancing measures are lifted , ” said Amrita Sen , chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects .

Last time Government intervened it didn't stop market fall pic.twitter.com/7UMJGSLs65 — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Prime money market funds experiencing significant outflows pic.twitter.com/b9MJebav3W — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Look at credit fund flows compared to crisis pic.twitter.com/lGSqihE6c6 — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
World desperately needed dollars pic.twitter.com/UwXTZFgGyy — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Goldman goes nuts: cutting estimates for the third time in a month and now expecting a decline of 33% to $110. Consensus still "napping" @ $168. P/E obviously rockets…thats a huge hair-cut. On a quarterly basis, year/year EPS growth will equal -15%, -123%, -21%, and +27%(ugh) pic.twitter.com/omnZ6vb8Qp — PIRATE BIGGS (@Saburgs) March 22, 2020
"This system isn't fragile because of 'bubbles' or any exorbitant spending or 'trickle down', it's fragile because we haven't designed systems to respond to crises. We could have not had any of those things and we'd still be vulnerable to this crisis"—@NathanTankus t.co/xzFA5I18sH — Matthew B (@boes_) March 21, 2020
Dan Niles of AlphaOne Capital Partners said Friday that he doesn’t trust the bounces the stock market has seen and thinks the market is still a long way from a bottom.
Unemployment claims jumped this week, an early sign that coronavirus will likely hit Americans hard — and many are already fearful they won’t be able to pay major bills, like housing, if the economy tumbles.
Coronavirus has hit the world’s biggest debt funds, which have lost billions of dollars in value, Morningstar data shows, while one smaller fund shed half its value in a little over two weeks.
The US stock market has crashed faster than both the Great Depression and Black Monday, and in terms of the total drawdown, the crash of 2020 is now worse than 1929 and is fast approaching 1987.
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Goldman economists had expected a decline of 5% in the second quarter, but they said social distancing measures have affected many sectors and will hit hard.
As the economic impact of radical steps to curb the coronavirus worsens, the challenge will be to keep the banking sector part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
“Economic growth and oil demand will weaken further before they recover, which can only happen once social distancing measures are lifted,” said Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--This Video Is For Everyone That Used To Mock Preppers

As fear of the coronavirus spreads across America like wildfire , we have witnessed “ panic buying ” on a @ @ @ @ @ .
On Saturday , Zachary Drew posted a video that shows what the shelves at @ @ @ @ @ like .
He lives in Illinois , and now that a “ shelter-in-place ” order @ @ @ @ @ entire state people are buying food like there is no tomorrow .
When I first @ @ @ @ @ the empty shelves , I was absolutely stunned .
Of course not every Wal-Mart in @ @ @ @ @ .
In some areas where the outbreak isn ’ t too bad yet , life @ @ @ @ @ But if this pandemic continues to spread , soon we will start seeing scenes like @ @ @ @ @ say , nobody should be visiting the stores at this point anyway .
This virus @ @ @ @ @ thousands upon thousands of people are steadily streaming through every grocery store that is still @ @

by Michael Snyder
As fear of the coronavirus spreads across America like wildfire, we have witnessed “panic buying” on a scale that is absolutely unprecedented.
On Saturday, Zachary Drew posted a video that shows what the shelves at his local Wal-Mart now look like. He lives in Illinois, and now that a “shelter-in-place” order has been issued for the entire state people are buying food like there is no tomorrow. When I first saw this video of all the empty shelves, I was absolutely stunned.
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Of course not every Wal-Mart in the country looks like this. In some areas where the outbreak isn’t too bad yet, life is still relatively normal.
But if this pandemic continues to spread, soon we will start seeing scenes like this everywhere.
Needless to say, nobody should be visiting the stores at this point anyway. This virus spreads so easily, and thousands upon thousands of people are steadily streaming through every grocery store that is still open.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--There is no such thing as “Priced in”

There is no such thing as “Priced in”

Here ’ s some common sense – if actual events aren ’ t priced in , how can future events be ?
• Is Hilton ’ s closing all around the country and laying off thousands of workers “ priced in ” for it to go up today ?
• Is Boeing halting production a reason for it to go 11 % up today ?
• Is Zillow shutting down “ priced in ” for it to go up 8 % today ?
• Is SPCE going to make a profit , now that it went up 15 % ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential to COVID-19 , quick , buy some calls !
• Is the increase from two to three Uber Eats drivers “ priced in ” from 5 days ago to have a delayed +5 % effect on it today ?
Ooh , Lyft must have a better plan because they ’ re +6.3 % .
• Is the new MGM CEO announced today “ priced in ” to the flatness of today ?
How about that 10 % increase on Friday – they must have had insider information of virtual casinos , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Is Vol going down with price “ priced into ” puts now ?
I bet they are – especially since it ’ s… not… usual .
Listen , I ’ ll going to explain all of the profound events above , if you haven ’ t gotten the message already , in ELI5 fashion .
Markets can be , and will be , completely irrational .
There ’ s no reason for any of the above to occur , and yet it does – if history tells us anything , it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ irrational over the long run .
We may break that record , but if Trump ’ s BMI support holds , we ’ ll test it and put it back on the shelf .
See , colors and lines .
You lost 30 % on calls/puts/stocks today ?
Guess what , so did I , nobody cares .
But here ’ s the real DD – there is no “ priced in ” when markets are irrational .
You can ’ t create patterns when things don ’ t line up for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bounce ” means just that – something irrational , like today .
Given the lukewarm response over the last few trading days , despite the influx of bad news , this is the first dead cat bounce .
It doesn ’ t always have to be positive .
TL ; DR – Hold your stupid 4/17 puts , if you think the market will wake up and act normal in a few days .
TL ; DR # 2 – If some conspiracy theory about “ MM ” s can make DD , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can .
So take the flair and sod off .
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Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by kolt54321
Here’s some common sense – if actual events aren’t priced in, how can future events be?
Is Hilton’s closing all around the country and laying off thousands of workers “priced in” for it to go up today?
Is Boeing halting production a reason for it to go 11% up today?
Is Zillow shutting down “priced in” for it to go up 8% today?
Is SPCE going to make a profit, now that it went up 15%? They must know it’ll be essential to COVID-19, quick, buy some calls!
Is the increase from two to three Uber Eats drivers “priced in” from 5 days ago to have a delayed +5% effect on it today? Ooh, Lyft must have a better plan because they’re +6.3%.
Is the new MGM CEO announced today “priced in” to the flatness of today? How about that 10% increase on Friday – they must have had insider information of virtual casinos, I’m sure of it.
Is Vol going down with price “priced into” puts now? I bet they are – especially since it’s… not… usual.
Listen, I’ll going to explain all of the profound events above, if you haven’t gotten the message already, in ELI5 fashion. Markets can be, and will be, completely irrational. There’s no reason for any of the above to occur, and yet it does – if history tells us anything, it’s that hopefully it doesn’t stay irrational over the long run. We may break that record, but if Trump’s BMI support holds, we’ll test it and put it back on the shelf. See, colors and lines.
You lost 30% on calls/puts/stocks today? Guess what, so did I, nobody cares. But here’s the real DD – there is no “priced in” when markets are irrational. You can’t create patterns when things don’t line up for a few days. A “dead cat bounce” means just that – something irrational, like today. Given the lukewarm response over the last few trading days, despite the influx of bad news, this is the first dead cat bounce. It doesn’t always have to be positive.
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TL;DR – Hold your stupid 4/17 puts, if you think the market will wake up and act normal in a few days.
TL;DR #2 – If some conspiracy theory about “MM”s can make DD, a basic lesson in actual due diligence can. So take the flair and sod off.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--Capex Trading App – Is It a Good Mobile Trading Tool?

Flexibility is one of the top priorities traders have at the present time , given the high level of market uncertainty .
As a result , they need to be connected to the markets on a constant basis , making the mobile platform an indispensable tool .
That ’ s one of the main motivations why Capex had designed its own proprietary mobile software and today we ’ ll analyze some of the most important features .
It does not matter whether you have an Android or an iOS device , the Capex trading app is designed for both of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at its structure , we ’ ve noticed that all the features are designed and arranged so all the clients , including beginners , will be able to use it without any major difficulties .
Capex wanted to provide an alternative solution to the traditional MetaTrader mobile platform and that ’ s why we can ’ t find any resemblance .
The first page starts with the popular assets and then a preferred chart .
For traders wanting to display more charts at the same time , it is possible , depending on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ makes the Capex trading app special is the increased number of functionalities is has .
Clients can manage their accounts without logging in from a browser .
They can make deposits , withdrawals , change their account details , verify credit/debit cards , and other tasks that most of the time are not available through other platforms .
In order to find the assets trending at any given time , Capex provides a tool that can automatically find some of the most active assets based on factors like volatility , daily range , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 7 days , and others .
For flexible traders that want to trade only assets that are active , this is one of the most useful tools .
Aside from these proprietary features , we should not forget the basic stuff .
Multiple chart types and time frames , all the popular price indicators ( MACD , moving averages , oscillators , etc . )
and drawing tools , will make technical analysis possible even on the mobile platform .
All in all , the Capex trading app is one that provides access @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Clients can trade more than 2,100 CFD contracts based on forex , indices , bonds , ETFs , commodities , shares , blends , and cryptocurrencies .
Feel free to try it out and share your thoughts , since opening a demo account is only minutes away .
Our conclusion is that the mobile app is worth the try and can really be helpful when trading on the go .
Disclaimer : This content does not necessarily represent the views of IWB .

Flexibility is one of the top priorities traders have at the present time, given the high level of market uncertainty. As a result, they need to be connected to the markets on a constant basis, making the mobile platform an indispensable tool. That’s one of the main motivations why Capex had designed its own proprietary mobile software and today we’ll analyze some of the most important features.
Intuitive and responsive app
It does not matter whether you have an Android or an iOS device, the Capex trading app is designed for both of them. After taking a close look at its structure, we’ve noticed that all the features are designed and arranged so all the clients, including beginners, will be able to use it without any major difficulties.
Capex wanted to provide an alternative solution to the traditional MetaTrader mobile platform and that’s why we can’t find any resemblance. The first page starts with the popular assets and then a preferred chart. For traders wanting to display more charts at the same time, it is possible, depending on the size of your screen.
What makes the Capex trading app special is the increased number of functionalities is has. Clients can manage their accounts without logging in from a browser. They can make deposits, withdrawals, change their account details, verify credit/debit cards, and other tasks that most of the time are not available through other platforms.
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In order to find the assets trending at any given time, Capex provides a tool that can automatically find some of the most active assets based on factors like volatility, daily range, the 52-week high/low, bearish trend in 7 days, and others. For flexible traders that want to trade only assets that are active, this is one of the most useful tools.
Aside from these proprietary features, we should not forget the basic stuff. Multiple chart types and time frames, all the popular price indicators (MACD, moving averages, oscillators, etc.) and drawing tools, will make technical analysis possible even on the mobile platform.
All in all, the Capex trading app is one that provides access to an interesting set of trading features. Clients can trade more than 2,100 CFD contracts based on forex, indices, bonds, ETFs, commodities, shares, blends, and cryptocurrencies. Feel free to try it out and share your thoughts, since opening a demo account is only minutes away. Our conclusion is that the mobile app is worth the try and can really be helpful when trading on the go.
Disclaimer: This content does not necessarily represent the views of IWB.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--A $10 Trillion Response to the Global Pandemic

Last week I was introduced to a board game called Pandemic .
In the game , players are up against the clock to find the cure to viral outbreaks and contain them before they spread across the entire globe .
What makes Pandemic especially unique is that , unlike most games , it ’ s cooperative .
Players are not opponents , as they are in , say , Monopoly .
Instead , they must work as a team to eliminate the viral threat , or die trying .
The real-life situation involving COVID-19 is very much the same .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ require the vigilance and cooperation of everyone on the planet in some capacity or another .
While we await effective treatments and a vaccine to be developed , the most impactful thing people can do is keep their distance from others and , of course , wash their hands .
To that end , California , New York , Illinois and other states have imposed stay-at-home orders , joining a growing number of countries around the world , some of which are fining people and companies that choose not to comply .
People @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to $ 11,000 in fines and six months in jail for ignoring a 14-day self-isolation quarantine .
These extreme measures appear to be having great success , particularly in Asian countries .
Whereas the number of cases continues to rise in Italy , Spain , Iran and elsewhere , the number has begun to stabilize , if not plateau , in Asian countries .
China , in fact , reported a drop in new cases on Monday , reversing four straight days of increases .
Synchrony among central banks and finance ministers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s economic and financial blow , which by some projections could be unprecedented .
Goldman Sachs estimates that the U.S. economy could contract as much as 24 percent—roughly one-fourth—in the second quarter alone .
Such a drop , according to Goldman analysts , “ would be nearly two-and-a-half times the size of the largest quarterly decline in the history of the modern GDP statistics.
” Get Ready for Synchronized Monetary and Fiscal Stimulus As a result , we ’ re seeing rates being cut to near-zero—at least 38 central banks lowered rates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ easing ( QE ) are quickly being rolled out .
Unheard-of amounts of money are being printed to add liquidity , with more on the way .
On the fiscal side of things , President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the government will be waiving all interest payments on student loans and pushing back the income tax deadline to July 15 .
This is on top of a mammoth $ 1 trillion stimulus package , which is currently being debated in the Senate after failing to be passed Sunday night on opposition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week by Jeffrey Gundlach , the DoubleLine Capital founder said that he predicts the U.S. deficit will grow from $ 1 trillion today to $ 3 trillion on stimulus spending , and that within the next two to three years , total national debt will top a head-spinning $ 30 trillion .
All of this is to say that combating COVID-19 is not going to come cheap .
My guess is that once the dust settles , this global health scare may well have cost us upwards of $ 10 trillion , potentially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crises in human history .
Gold Well-Positioned to Climb to New Record Highs on Unprecedented Volatility That ’ s why I believe adding to your gold position is so crucial right now .
The yellow metal is trading close to $ 1,530 an ounce , which is still a discount from its 52-week high as investors have liquidated their holdings to cover margin calls and pay upcoming income taxes .
The U.S. dollar soared as a result , with the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index hitting an all-time high last Thursday before pulling back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statewide stay-at-home order .
With the dollar this strong , it ’ s been an exceptional time to accumulate gold .
Real rates are negative in the U.S. , which is positive for the yellow metal , so when the dollar pulls back , I expect gold to take off .
Unlike the greenback , the metal has been trending up and to the right since the gold bull market started nearly five years ago .
Eventually , though , I see gold hitting new all-time highs—possibly surpassing $ 10,000—on the ballooning monetary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mention the unmatched fear that ’ s gripping Wall Street .
Last week the CBOE Volatility Index ( VIX ) , known as the “ fear gauge , ” hit its highest-ever recorded level .
The VIX closed at 82.69 on Monday , beating the previous high set in November 2008 .
Not only was Monday ’ s close a new record , but it was also the biggest one-day spike in VIX history , jumping almost 25 points in a single session .
As further evidence of the deteriorating market sentiment , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fell to an all-time low last Wednesday .
The indicator—which tracks 126 commodities , indices , sectors , currencies and international markets to help monitor volatility and cash flow levels—plunged below 20 , indicating that the market is extremely oversold , even more so than it was during the financial crisis .
With gold doing well and poised to go higher , I anticipate that gold mining stocks will report strong earnings and cash flow for the first quarter .
The Coronavirus Is the Biggest Threat to Globalization A final word on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Wall Street Journal last week , titled “ Coronavirus Vindicates Capitalism , ” and in it , the columnist , Kimberley Strassel , argues that the reason the U.S. is faring so much better than other countries in the fight against COVID-19 comes down to the strength of our commitment to capitalism .
“ To the extent America is weathering this moment , ” Strassel writes , “ it is in enormous part thanks to the strength , ingenuity and flexibility of our thriving , competitive capitalist players , ” including drugmakers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Even as Joe Biden said during his debate with Bernie Sanders , Italy ’ s single-payer health care system has not appeared to have benefited the Italian people .
Similarly , I think the coronavirus has exposed America ’ s vulnerabilities related to its supply chain .
Over the past few decades , globalization has been great at keeping prices low for consumers and saving manufacturers money , but we ’ re finding out the hard way that it can also result in shortages in essential drugs and medical supplies and equipment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for instance , has restricted the export of face masks .
It ’ s being reported that China is hinting at withholding life-saving drugs .
Where this is all leading , I believe , is an even stronger resurgence in economic nationalism .
Because of the impact the coronavirus has had on supply chains , we may start to see drugmaking and health care manufacturing return to the U.S. Distilleries across the country are shifting production from liquor to hand sanitizer to meet surging demand .
And today , Everlywell , an Austin-based @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the U.S. to offer a home test kit .
Both Everlywell and U.S. distilleries deomonstrate the sort of ingenuity , flexibility and competitiveness Kimberley Strassel was referring to in her op-ed .
As long as the U.S. remains a free and capitalistic society , challenges such as COVID-19 won ’ t stand a chance .

by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors
Last week I was introduced to a board game called Pandemic. In the game, players are up against the clock to find the cure to viral outbreaks and contain them before they spread across the entire globe.
What makes Pandemic especially unique is that, unlike most games, it’s cooperative. Players are not opponents, as they are in, say, Monopoly. Instead, they must work as a team to eliminate the viral threat, or die trying.
The real-life situation involving COVID-19 is very much the same. Preventing the spread of this disease will require the vigilance and cooperation of everyone on the planet in some capacity or another. While we await effective treatments and a vaccine to be developed, the most impactful thing people can do is keep their distance from others and, of course, wash their hands. To that end, California, New York, Illinois and other states have imposed stay-at-home orders, joining a growing number of countries around the world, some of which are fining people and companies that choose not to comply. People entering Australia from abroad right now face up to $11,000 in fines and six months in jail for ignoring a 14-day self-isolation quarantine.
These extreme measures appear to be having great success, particularly in Asian countries. Whereas the number of cases continues to rise in Italy, Spain, Iran and elsewhere, the number has begun to stabilize, if not plateau, in Asian countries. China, in fact, reported a drop in new cases on Monday, reversing four straight days of increases.
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Synchrony among central banks and finance ministers will be key in softening the virus’s economic and financial blow, which by some projections could be unprecedented. Goldman Sachs estimates that the U.S. economy could contract as much as 24 percent—roughly one-fourth—in the second quarter alone.
Such a drop, according to Goldman analysts, “would be nearly two-and-a-half times the size of the largest quarterly decline in the history of the modern GDP statistics.”
Get Ready for Synchronized Monetary and Fiscal Stimulus
As a result, we’re seeing rates being cut to near-zero—at least 38 central banks lowered rates last week alone—while fresh rounds of quantitative easing (QE) are quickly being rolled out. Unheard-of amounts of money are being printed to add liquidity, with more on the way.
On the fiscal side of things, President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the government will be waiving all interest payments on student loans and pushing back the income tax deadline to July 15. This is on top of a mammoth $1 trillion stimulus package, which is currently being debated in the Senate after failing to be passed Sunday night on opposition from Democrats..
In a webcast conducted last week by Jeffrey Gundlach, the DoubleLine Capital founder said that he predicts the U.S. deficit will grow from $1 trillion today to $3 trillion on stimulus spending, and that within the next two to three years, total national debt will top a head-spinning $30 trillion.
All of this is to say that combating COVID-19 is not going to come cheap. My guess is that once the dust settles, this global health scare may well have cost us upwards of $10 trillion, potentially making it one of the most expensive crises in human history.
Gold Well-Positioned to Climb to New Record Highs on Unprecedented Volatility
That’s why I believe adding to your gold position is so crucial right now. The yellow metal is trading close to $1,530 an ounce, which is still a discount from its 52-week high as investors have liquidated their holdings to cover margin calls and pay upcoming income taxes. The U.S. dollar soared as a result, with the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index hitting an all-time high last Thursday before pulling back after California Governor Gavin Newsom issued the statewide stay-at-home order.
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With the dollar this strong, it’s been an exceptional time to accumulate gold. Real rates are negative in the U.S., which is positive for the yellow metal, so when the dollar pulls back, I expect gold to take off. Unlike the greenback, the metal has been trending up and to the right since the gold bull market started nearly five years ago.
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Eventually, though, I see gold hitting new all-time highs—possibly surpassing $10,000—on the ballooning monetary base and public debt, not to mention the unmatched fear that’s gripping Wall Street.
Last week the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), known as the “fear gauge,” hit its highest-ever recorded level. The VIX closed at 82.69 on Monday, beating the previous high set in November 2008. Not only was Monday’s close a new record, but it was also the biggest one-day spike in VIX history, jumping almost 25 points in a single session.
click to enlarge
As further evidence of the deteriorating market sentiment, our proprietary U.S. Global Sentiment Indicator fell to an all-time low last Wednesday. The indicator—which tracks 126 commodities, indices, sectors, currencies and international markets to help monitor volatility and cash flow levels—plunged below 20, indicating that the market is extremely oversold, even more so than it was during the financial crisis.
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With gold doing well and poised to go higher, I anticipate that gold mining stocks will report strong earnings and cash flow for the first quarter.
The Coronavirus Is the Biggest Threat to Globalization
A final word on the virus. An interesting op-ed appeared in the Wall Street Journal last week, titled “Coronavirus Vindicates Capitalism,” and in it, the columnist, Kimberley Strassel, argues that the reason the U.S. is faring so much better than other countries in the fight against COVID-19 comes down to the strength of our commitment to capitalism.
“To the extent America is weathering this moment,” Strassel writes, “it is in enormous part thanks to the strength, ingenuity and flexibility of our thriving, competitive capitalist players,” including drugmakers.
I couldn’t agree more. Even as Joe Biden said during his debate with Bernie Sanders, Italy’s single-payer health care system has not appeared to have benefited the Italian people.
Similarly, I think the coronavirus has exposed America’s vulnerabilities related to its supply chain. Over the past few decades, globalization has been great at keeping prices low for consumers and saving manufacturers money, but we’re finding out the hard way that it can also result in shortages in essential drugs and medical supplies and equipment, including testing kits. Germany, for instance, has restricted the export of face masks. It’s being reported that China is hinting at withholding life-saving drugs.
Where this is all leading, I believe, is an even stronger resurgence in economic nationalism. Because of the impact the coronavirus has had on supply chains, we may start to see drugmaking and health care manufacturing return to the U.S. Distilleries across the country are shifting production from liquor to hand sanitizer to meet surging demand. And today, Everlywell, an Austin-based medical diagnostics company, became the first in the U.S. to offer a home test kit.
Both Everlywell and U.S. distilleries deomonstrate the sort of ingenuity, flexibility and competitiveness Kimberley Strassel was referring to in her op-ed. As long as the U.S. remains a free and capitalistic society, challenges such as COVID-19 won’t stand a chance.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple self-treated for coronavirus wit

A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple self-treated for coronavirus with chloroquine

PHOENIX ( March 23 , 2020 ) – Medical toxicologists and emergency physicians are warning the public against the use of inappropriate medications and household products to prevent or treat COVID-19 .
In particular , Banner Health experts emphasize that chloroquine , a malaria medication , should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus .
“ Given the uncertainty around COVID-19 , we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus , but self-medicating is not the way to do so , ” said Dr. Daniel Brooks , Banner Poison and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.
” A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple , both in their 60s , ingested chloroquine phosphate , an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks .
Within thirty minutes of ingestion , the couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital .
“ We are strongly urging the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to any non-hospitalized patients , ” said Dr. Brooks .

PHOENIX (March 23, 2020) – Medical toxicologists and emergency physicians are warning the public against the use of inappropriate medications and household products to prevent or treat COVID-19. In particular, Banner Health experts emphasize that chloroquine, a malaria medication, should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus.
“Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus, but self-medicating is not the way to do so,” said Dr. Daniel Brooks, Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director. “The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.”
A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple, both in their 60s, ingested chloroquine phosphate, an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks. Within thirty minutes of ingestion, the couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital.
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“We are strongly urging the medical community to not prescribe this medication to any non-hospitalized patients,” said Dr. Brooks.
bannerhealth.mediaroom.com/chloroquinephosphate


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--How do we know when we have not reached the bottom? When the talking heads on CNBC are buying.

How do we know when we have not reached the bottom ?
When the talking heads on CNBC are buying @ @ @ @ @ my realtor told me now is a good time to buy or sell a house @ @ @ @ @ .
The champagne economy will come back . ''
– Managing Partner , Portfolio Manager/Equity @ @ @ @ @ warned us !
We could n't see this coming ! ''
WRONG .
People like @ @ @ @ @ before I was even born .
He was warning against ending Dollar-gold convertibility in 1971 @ @ @ @ @ to this credit bubble .

How do we know when we have not reached the bottom? When the talking heads on CNBC are buying.
In other news, my realtor told me now is a good time to buy or sell a house. pic.twitter.com/cPhqdTxlJL
"Stay invested. The champagne economy will come back." – Managing Partner, Portfolio Manager/Equity Analyst,
MANAGE YOUR OWN RISK
"But nobody warned us! We couldn't see this coming!"
WRONG. People like Ron Paul were warning long before I was even born.
He was warning against ending Dollar-gold convertibility in 1971, which is what led to this credit bubble.
Everyone ignored him.t.co/uBjV1E6YeQ
— Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) March 23, 2020


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--Coronavirus deaths double in one day in the US

Walter Bloomberg @ DeItaOne · 1h U.S. CDC – 400 TOTAL DEATHS DUE TO NEW CORONAVIRUS AS OF PREVIOUS DAY @ @ @ @ @ 201 DEATHS AS OF PREVIOUS REPORT ON MARCH 20 Exponential number growth seems small when @ @ @ @ @ But when you start dealing with larger numbers it goes INSANE fast !
506 dead @ @ @ @ @ Coronavirus

Walter Bloomberg
@DeItaOne
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U.S. CDC – 400 TOTAL DEATHS DUE TO NEW CORONAVIRUS AS OF PREVIOUS DAY AT 4 PM ET VS 201 DEATHS AS OF PREVIOUS REPORT ON MARCH 20
U.S. CDC – 400 TOTAL DEATHS DUE TO NEW CORONAVIRUS AS OF PREVIOUS DAY AT 4 PM ET VS 201 DEATHS AS OF PREVIOUS REPORT ON MARCH 20 — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaOne) March 23, 2020
Exponential number growth seems small when you are dealing with 2,4,8,16,32,64… But when you start dealing with larger numbers it goes INSANE fast!
506 dead in the US now from Coronavirus
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--US woman gets $34,927.43 bill for coronavirus treatment

A woman in the United States says she was billed $ 34,927.43 after being tested and treated for the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ When Danni Askini first came down with the symptoms of the virus — shortness of @ @ @ @ @ a cough and migraines — she was told by a doctor to go to the @ @ @ @ @ she was told she had pneumonia and could go home .
She visited the emergency @ @ @ @ @ her symptoms persisted and worsened before she was finally tested for the coronavirus .
Three @ @ @ @ @ she had COVID-19 .
The tests and her treatment for the viral illness all took @ @ @ @ @ and before President Trump signed congressional measures ensuring free diagnostic testing .
After , she @ @ @ @ @ 34,927.43 .

A woman in the United States says she was billed $34,927.43 after being tested and treated for the coronavirus, Time magazine reports.
When Danni Askini first came down with the symptoms of the virus — shortness of breath, a fever, a cough and migraines — she was told by a doctor to go to the emergency room. There, she was told she had pneumonia and could go home. She visited the emergency room two more times as her symptoms persisted and worsened before she was finally tested for the coronavirus. Three days later her results showed she had COVID-19.
The tests and her treatment for the viral illness all took place while Askini was uninsured and before President Trump signed congressional measures ensuring free diagnostic testing. After, she got a bill totaling $34,927.43.


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--NYT Slams Dems — Changes Headline THREE Times

NY Times Absolutely Butchers Democrats for Blocking COVID-19 Economic Stimulus — Then Quickly Changes Their Headline The New York Times @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 Economic Stimulus bill in a stunning headline on Sunday night .
Of course , @ @ @ @ @ stand .
The Times quickly changed their headline..
But that wasn ’ t good enough @ @ @ @ @ .
And then The New York Times , by the end of the night , @ @ @ @ @ : “ Emergency Economic Rescue Plan in Limbo as Democrats Block Action ” Senate Democrats @ @ @ @ @ deal to prop up the U.S. economy , which has been devastated by the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ package failed to adequately protect workers or impose strict enough restrictions on bailed-out businesses .

NY Times Absolutely Butchers Democrats for Blocking COVID-19 Economic Stimulus — Then Quickly Changes Their Headline
The New York Times butchered Democrats for blocking the COVID-19 Economic Stimulus bill in a stunning headline on Sunday night.
“Democrats Block Action On $1.8 Trillion Stimulus”
Of course, this was not going to stand.
The Times quickly changed their headline..
“Democrats block action on stimulus plan, seeking worker protections”
But that wasn’t good enough so they changed it again.
“Partisan Divide Threatens deal on rescue bill”
And then The New York Times, by the end of the night, tweeted out this…
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New Headline: “Emergency Economic Rescue Plan in Limbo as Democrats Block Action”
The New York Times
@nytimes
Senate Democrats blocked action on an emerging deal to prop up the U.S. economy, which has been devastated by the coronavirus. They said the rescue package failed to adequately protect workers or impose strict enough restrictions on bailed-out businesses.
www.nytimes.com/2020/03/22/us/politics/coronavirus-economic-rescue-plan.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes
Senate Democrats blocked action on an emerging deal to prop up the U.S. economy, which has been devastated by the coronavirus. They said the rescue package failed to adequately protect workers or impose strict enough restrictions on bailed-out businesses. t.co/bgYOLY06Aj — The New York Times (@nytimes) March 23, 2020
www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/03/ny-times-absoultely-butchers-democrats-for-blocking-covid-19-economic-stimulus-then-quickly-changes-their-headline/
AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE, NANCY PELOSI EDITION:
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investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--New York’s mayor calls on Trump for nationwide LOCKDOWN

New York ’ s mayor urged US President Donald Trump Monday to enforce a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread @ @ @ @ @ as he pleaded for desperately needed hospital supplies .
Bill de Blasio said America ’ @ @ @ @ @ out orders — such as “ shelter-in-place ” in California and similar measures installed in @ @ @ @ @ world ’ s number one power .
“ They need to be everywhere , ” @ @ @ @ @ the illness ’ s “ oxygen ” as human-to-human interaction .

New York’s mayor urged US President Donald Trump Monday to enforce a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of the deadly coronavirus, as he pleaded for desperately needed hospital supplies.
Bill de Blasio said America’s federal government should roll out orders — such as “shelter-in-place” in California and similar measures installed in New York — across the world’s number one power.
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“They need to be everywhere,” he told CNN, describing the illness’s “oxygen” as human-to-human interaction.
www.france24.com/en/20200323-new-york-mayor-calls-for-nationwide-us-lockdown


investmentwatchblog--2020-03-23--Police: Man Arrested for Lying About Having Coronavirus to Get Paid Vacation

Thursday , police arrested former Sitel Group employee Jeffrey Travis Long after he reportedly gave a forged letter to his @ @ @ @ @ the virus , according to Fox Carolina .
“ The individual is no longer employed @ @ @ @ @ update on the company ’ s website read , adding that it was working closely @ @ @ @ @ the ongoing investigation .
“ At this time , our focus is on the safety @ @ @ @ @ who returned to work at our Spartanburg site on Wednesday , March 18th , 2020 @ @ @ @ @ .

Thursday, police arrested former Sitel Group employee Jeffrey Travis Long after he reportedly gave a forged letter to his superiors, claiming he had the virus, according to Fox Carolina.
“The individual is no longer employed at Sitel,” an update on the company’s website read, adding that it was working closely with law enforcement officials during the ongoing investigation.
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“At this time, our focus is on the safety and wellbeing of our employees who returned to work at our Spartanburg site on Wednesday, March 18th, 2020,” the update noted.
www.breitbart.com/crime/2020/03/21/police-man-arrested-lying-having-coronavirus-get-paid-vacation/