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by gzu 7y ago
These experts are looking for the biochemical proof of why it's so contagious. That's not needed to make judgements on why this virus could be spread easily.
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by gzu 7y ago
I'd bet by the time we get definite scientific proof of the mechanisms, the every city in the country will have outbreaks.
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by gzu 7y ago
see point 3
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by gzu 7y ago
So are temperatures in the human respiratory system. It’s foolish to just assume warmer temperatures will stop it.
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by gzu 7y ago
It's really not hard to grasp why it would spread quickly. This virus harbors in the respiratory system of an infected patient. The viral infection invades cells and releases more of the virus. This is so contagious because: 1. Every
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by gzu 7y ago
Those were futures the night of the election... Futures have a hault at 5% Normal trading hours have the 7% stop
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Lewis Turning Point(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by gzu 7y ago|0 comments
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by gzu 7y ago
lewis turning point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_turning_point The inflation has been offshored. China's rural population has been lifted out of poverty. What happens to the world economy when china runs
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by gzu 7y ago
The overwhelming theme of social media is propagating envy. Look at this amazing vacation, look at how handsome I am, look at this happy family with baby and wedding photos, look at all my money, look at me landing a great job, look we jus
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by gzu 7y ago
I can't wait for the day we see "deep-dream" styled literary works.
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by gzu 7y ago
The T480s has so much better build quality. Its all metal vs T480 which is plasticity and soft touch. Not sure why you would choose T480 unless you REALLY need > 24gb ram or giant extended battery. Even the inside is better built. The
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by gzu 7y ago
Yet China continues to expand use of coal power and mining their vast reserves in the western part of the country.
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by gzu 7y ago
Take a look at balance sheets. Price to Book ratio has been growing on major company names. Book value is the equity remaining after assets - liabilities. Assets are dwindling/remaining constant and liabilities are growing due to de
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by gzu 7y ago
Also this Nadella period coincided with a massive rise in passive investing and buyback of shares. Investors are buying the stock because it’s one of the largest in the indexes weighing in at nearly 5% of the SP 500 market cap. Because of
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by gzu 7y ago
Maybe then someone smart would come up with a device that would route all 5G traffic through and broadcast to other devices, masking the source and even proxied through a remote server /s
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by gzu 7y ago
LTE seems plenty fast enough for typical phone usage. Not sure how much 5G will improve mobile experience in the near future without massive advances in VR. Is all this telecom positioning to setup a replacement for landline internet servi
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by gzu 7y ago
Yet somehow our consumer price index shows inflation rising at only 2%
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by gzu 7y ago
Why does it have to be just a recession with rebound a few years later? I’d argue many are thinking too positive following 2008 where everything will go back to normal and prices will rally to all time highs. The US economy almost blew up
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by gzu 7y ago
Perfect way to eliminate the competition via regulatory lock out
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by gzu 7y ago
It’s a huge stretch to say the S&P 500 isn’t the current top 500 stocks by market cap just because they don’t include several recent IPOs and have discretion to exclude stocks based on potential stock manipulation. These are very rare
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by gzu 7y ago
The S&P 500 is basically a group of largest established 500 market cap stocks traded in the US proportioned to market cap. There is no active management determining price and weights here.
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by gzu 7y ago
He is saying when people exit and index sells all their stocks equal to current market cap rankings that the opposite side of trade buy demand for all those won’t be equal. Bad stocks may go down further than solid companies. A shift in v
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by gzu 7y ago
I believe this is related to the rise in buybacks where price fundamentals no longer matter, only goal for companies is to get the largest market cap as possible ignoring long term risks in order to attract an increasing flow of passive mon
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by gzu 7y ago
His point about the increase in volume leading to price discovery is laughable. More algos than ever are trading with each other on the subsecond scale but that means nothing for long term equity values. With the rise of index tracking th
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by gzu 7y ago
The fed had for years engaged in massive bond buying (QE). That has reduced supply of government paper and therefore reduced yields on the bonds.
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by gzu 7y ago
Big news should happen this afternoon. Trump will probably wait until after market close. Monday might be brutal
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by gzu 7y ago
Thanks for the link! My take from that is the bubble is even worse than I thought. I didn’t realize the capital appreciation part and how sensitive long term notes are to rate changes. It seems to more or less work on the greater fool th
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by gzu 7y ago
I’m starting to entertain the idea of a massive bubble in bonds. Is inflation really never going to show again? I can’t understand why anyone would want to hold a fiat currency for 30 years for no return. Is it due to portfolio theory whe
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by gzu 7y ago
Will be excited to see if it uses a re-vamped game engine. KSP 1 is based on Unity and bottlenecks at single core cpu.
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by gzu 7y ago
In practice it does increase market cap because constantly buying back shares increases PE multiple growth which then makes the stock then sell at a higher valuations since they are showing (artificial) growth. The long term stability of t

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