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London (CNN Business) – Companies have spent the years since the global financial crisis binging on debt. Now, as the coronavirus pandemic threatens to push the world into recession, the bill could come due — exacerbating damage to the economy and feeding a meltdown in financial markets. Looking to take advantage of low interest rates, … Read more

by TheMentelgen All the bulls saying this shit is priced in are under the same misunderstood mindset of the general public right now. “We deal with this for a few weeks and then life goes back to normal.” News flash retard, that’s not the timeline. Buckle the fuck up because I’m about to learn you … Read more

https://twitter.com/GregMannarino/status/1238977742776832001 https://twitter.com/dynamicvol/status/1239010102612459526 Deficits are going to skyrocket globally. Will that huge need for debt cause QE to be aimed only at bond mkts? In other words, does any new global QE 💰that used to leak into stocks (Portfolio Balance Channel) now need to remain in bond mkts + what does that mean for stocks?🤔 pic.twitter.com/D7U5GVBBbb … Read more

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/coronavirus-fuel-recession-forecast-us-europe-economic-july-market-jpmorgan-2020-3-1028994637 A new economic-growth estimate from JPMorgan projects that a recession will hit the US and European economies by July. The bank said its views of the coronavirus outbreak “have evolved dramatically in recent weeks.” JPMorgan economists now expect US GDP to shrink by 2% in the first quarter and 3% in the second. Eurozone GDP could … Read more

by greyabassador What Governments and the Media are doing is criminal behavior. They are fabricating panic at an unprecedented scale that is completely disproportional to the threat that Coronavirus poses. Their excuse is that they want to “save lives”, but whose lives are they really saving, and how many? The economic devastation will last for … Read more

“Never let a serious crisis go to waste.” EARN IT is a direct threat to constitutional protections for free speech and expression. To pass constitutional muster, a law that regulates the content of speech must be as narrowly tailored as possible so as not to chill legitimate, lawful speech. Rather than being narrowly tailored, EARN … Read more

by 0naptoon Yesterday they were showing the daily death number comparing it with the previous day and focusing on the increase and making predictions of the future daily death number. Based on the trend it should had been 300+ deaths today yet the deaths are 175. I think they are accelerating the end of this … Read more

Instead of putting trillions into the flondering stock market, the U.S could have used that money to exterminate the u.s student loan debt crisis and kick start the entire generations economic success. Our generation would be able to buy homes, cars, invest etc much more fluently and the potential for this investment is astronomical. But … Read more

Hospitals are prepping for a flood of potential coronavirus cases. “We operate close to the limit on a good day,” said Tufts Medical Center’s CEO Dr. Michael Apkon. That means cancelling or delaying elective procedures and clinic visits. Tufts Medical Center in Massachusetts started calling patients earlier this week to reschedule elective procedures, such as … Read more

TALLAHASSEE — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the White House should consider restricting domestic travel from states that are seeing a rapid increase in coronavirus infections, saying the flow of people has made containment difficult. He made the plea shortly before the state on Saturday announced its fourth death from the disease, a 77-year-old man from … Read more

White House Turns Away Reporter From Chinese Owned Network After His Temperature Was Taken 3 Times Before President Trump’s Press Briefing Alex Salvi @alexsalvinews NEW: The White House is taking the temperatures of people before entry to press briefings. A journalist was denied entry after their temperature was above the CDC guidelines of 100.4 degrees. … Read more