For
some young people, it might ressemble to a "bad cold", and
some people might even be completely asymptomatic, HOWEVER:
- in France 50% of ICU patients are under 60
- this is really the wrong message to pass
- for some people around 30 this more closely resemble to a very bad flu, with extra bonus symptoms
- you are not getting very accurate numbers from Italy right now: only people dying in an hospital are counted, but some are dying at home (the symptoms are very fast evolving at the end, and the medical system is surcharged)
Now I don't discuss that for probably at least 98% of contaminated, (and maybe even more), they will live. But this is certainly not a bad cold, by any fucking standard. For anybody.
We don't halt the world for "bad colds".
> As panic sets in, if you've got some cash to invest in the markets and a long time horizon to draw on it, this may be the money making opportunity of a generation.
Most people have other preoccupations; but if you want to be seen as are seen the people who made a fortune during 9/11, by all means focus on that.
- in France 50% of ICU patients are under 60
- this is really the wrong message to pass
- for some people around 30 this more closely resemble to a very bad flu, with extra bonus symptoms
- you are not getting very accurate numbers from Italy right now: only people dying in an hospital are counted, but some are dying at home (the symptoms are very fast evolving at the end, and the medical system is surcharged)
Now I don't discuss that for probably at least 98% of contaminated, (and maybe even more), they will live. But this is certainly not a bad cold, by any fucking standard. For anybody.
We don't halt the world for "bad colds".
> As panic sets in, if you've got some cash to invest in the markets and a long time horizon to draw on it, this may be the money making opportunity of a generation.
Most people have other preoccupations; but if you want to be seen as are seen the people who made a fortune during 9/11, by all means focus on that.