Reminder: you may get permanent lung scarring even if you don't know you have COVID-19
Here's some stuff from the lancet, I'm not 100% sure how to interpret it when they say "asymptomatic patients with COVID-19 pneumonia." > The evolution of the disease on CT is not well understood. Shi and colleagues reported the presence of unilateral ground-glass opacities in a subgroup of 15 asymptomatic patients with COVID-19 pneumonia, substantiating previous anecdotal reports that asymptomatic patients could have CT changes before symptom onset. This finding suggests that CT is a sensitive modality with which to detect COVID-19 pneumonia, even in asymptomatic individuals, and could be considered as a screening tool—together with RT-PCR—when a patient has significant travel history or has had close contact with an infected individual. Furthermore, CT might be a particularly important screening tool in the small proportion of patients who have false-negative RT-PCR results. Shi and colleagues also showed that the lesions that were present in asymptomatic individuals progressed to bilateral diffuse disease with consolidation at around the first to second week after symptom onset.9
Nope. Entered Thursday afternoon on the sell off when Mexico started dragging heels. Will add if Monday is gap down. >inb4 deal isn't gonna happen >inb4 deal happens and goalposts are moved to deal doesn't matter cause muh storage
Flu doesn't harm your lungs thank God. It just kinda does something who knows what.
(it damages them too, same with pollution)
Christian Russell
Damn Canada is right there in her asshole
Gavin Butler
is it just me, or is the game of stock trading just about finding good entries, and risk management? it's weird how it's impossible to be right 100% of the time but ultimately what dictates whether you're successful or not really just comes down to how much you lose when you lose and how much you win when you win, and then comparing that to your overall winrate. this is also the hardest part of trading, overcoming the psychological turmoil inflicted on the vast majority of people whenever they lose money, getting to that mental state where you don't see single trades but you understand your edge and all you're doing is grinding it out over and over and over like a robot.
Yes. It's that you want what numbers you buy to go up and not down. You solved it.
Samuel Moore
yes, and last thread there wear a number of people calling this an idiotic boomer meme and staying they've never even had the flu so they'll be fine.
Getting sick of these threads having idiots who think they understand this virus we've only been aware of for less than six months.
the regular flu? maybe not, I don't know about that. But survivors of COVID have demonstrated decreased lung capacity and increased lung fibrosis. Medical imaging has shown cause for concern.
no, the numbers will go up and they will go down, that's unavoidable. you just want your equity curve to stay in an uptrend, to put it another way, and you do that almost purely by only ever risking 1:1 or better on every trade. what fucks so many people up is that they hold on to losers way too long hoping it will go back in their favor and end up losing way too much, and cut their winners short, thus fucking up the ratio.
David Nelson
it should be green monday morning since the oil deal went through right
>is the game of stock trading just about finding good entries, and risk management? Yes. That's the gist of all strategies whether you define your entry in a fundamental way by concluding your chosen thing is undervalued relative to growth potential or on TA thinking thing is near bottom, is trending upwards and will continue up etc.
okay maybe i should be more specific i guess. risk management over a large sample size of trades is all that matters, everything else is just kind of bullshit. all of the analysis both fundamental and technical is just there to give you better odds than if you flipped a coin and chose to go long or short.
Isaac Hughes
That’s a man
Gavin Young
yes, regular flu can cause the same ground glass opacities...
It might normally, but it was great gains (cereal time) last week. People want to take profits if it is going down.
Nathaniel Ross
yeah but ultimately it doesn't matter what your entry is, what matters is what your risk to reward approach is. the analysis just (hopefully) gives you more wins than loses compared to choosing long or short at random. what im realizing is that the single thing that dictates whether you succeed or fail in this business is what your risk to reward is, and every trade has to have a preset risk, a hard stop loss, and hopefully a target price where you at least scale out some of your position.
Wyatt Morales
His fat yield and divvy (0.52 x 4) is rock solid and secure. He'll be there for you over the long decades ahead. In these dark,depressing, and shat times ain't it nice knowing He's got your back? God knows, things can change in a flash, hell for all you know you could walk in your house to find divorce papers laying in your favorite chair come Monday afternoon. Ain't it nice knowing no mater what shat life tosses at you, He will be there paying out that divvy?. The Govt has tried to meddle with Him in the past, He gave them the middle finger and told them to kiss his ass. He told the activist investor group to go to hell, if you notice, they've moved on to other places. He's withstood it all, while other companies have cut divvies to the bone, His divvy is intact and strong. So buy Him now and let drip and time do the rest, come retirement time you'll be set.
>you could walk in your house to find divorce papers laying in your favorite chair come Monday afternoon would you have to give away half your dividends?
Logan Evans
They said people won't be getting trumpbux until Wednesday though
Aiden Richardson
proposed oil deal isnt meeting people's expectations. saudi arabia and russia are dancing around only 10% cuts. its possible the deal will go through, but wont meet bullish optimism, causing a slight dip. and then people will want to take their profits and go home, and then itll fall farther, and then suddenly as it falls everyone will remember we're heading toward a recession and more waves of corona, and monday might be bloody red. this market is so irrational that the slightest shift can become a spike then itll randomly bounce back
depends. If you bought Him before you got married and didn't add her name to your brokerage account nor transferred any money from said account to any joint accounts that you both share then under the law she can't touch it. Now if you got married, dumped money from the joint account to the brokerage or the brokerage to the joint account, you'd be screwed
buying options, you cant lose more than you put in. rights, not obligations. i personally think should sell options, if he really feels he has nothing to lose
Matthew Scott
>options on margin on leveraged etfs what could go wrong?
