Corona Virus #7

[rswyan]

My point was that there is not one thing the average citizen can do about it...In the same respect that economy is faltering and the majority of the news is negative...it will sooner or later reverse itself and the negative stories will turn to positive...so why bother disseminating the negative?

Well now ... I dunno ...

Seems like I’ve heard that buying on the dips was the thing to do ...

Maybe today’s market move is really just an opportunity for tomorrow ?

 

[k0ua]

No offense but that German toilet paper is like sand paper.

Swedish.

 

[goeduck]

Amazing what mankind can do, yet brought to its knees by a virus.

 

[Pixguy]

Amazing what mankind can do, yet brought to its knees by a virus.

and it knows no boundaries, affluent or not, it will take you.

 

[/pine]

Well now ... I dunno ...

Seems like I致e heard that buying on the dips was the thing to do ...

Maybe today痴 market move is really just an opportunity for tomorrow ?

There's a dichotomy in the economy...The equity markets will rise with commerce which is basically controlled by the commodity markets...the other side is consumer commerce that is based on gainful employment...the latter would survive and grow without the securities markets but not the other way around...

 

[goeduck]

Gooey... you are not going to get a better chance! Freshen up!

Naw, maybe this way people will stay more than 6 feet away. My goal is to smell like low tide on a hot day. :thumbsup:

 

[Jstpssng]

Amazing what mankind can do, yet brought to its knees by a virus.

I don't think that we've been brought to our knees, this is just temporary. To paraphrase the words of Glen Campbell in the movie True Grit; "We ain't dead yet!"

 

[Industrial Toys]

Supposedly the "EXPERTS" saw this coming. Not a question of IF but when.

On the other side of the coin, the same could be said for Earthquakes, Super Volcanos, Solar Flares and asteroids impacting the earth. I guess we should stop spending money on useless BLING and start prepping.

 

[/pine]

This should be mandatory for anyone serving the public in any capacity...(at least the temperature part)

Walmart to deploy temperature checks, masks and gloves to all employees nationwide - CBS News

 

[IslandTractor]

So how much bleach to water do you mix to kill the virus?

Half a cup bleach to a gallon of water is fine. Clorox and most bleaches are 5-6% hypochlorite and 50,000PPM free chlorine. Half a cup in a gallon gives you a 1/32 dilution or about 1500ppm chlorine. That is plenty to kill bacteria and viruses.