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What are you basing this off of? Is it like peak deaths?
It seems to me that antiviral drugs studies should measure their effect on viral load. I think GILD is playing a dangerous game here and it's unfortunate. The truth will prevail.
I agree 100%, but sadly, from the top, it's about confidence, not efficacy. That's why I'm chasing a quick 5% return over the next week.
I just posted above but I had a talk with a VERY informed MD this am and he made the comment about antivirals should be testing their effectiveness against the virus and not some statistician dreamed up patient score. I obviously have a vested interest but it seems fishy to me.
I was thinking of this the other day. With states looking for more tax revenue and people either not being allowed or not wanting to go to sporting events. I would think sports betting while at home watching TV seems like a logical step. I'm betting more states will open up to this.
Thanks for this. Was looking for a way to invest in physical. Gundlach's concern over IAU worried me a bit. Still own some but as I add gold, don't want to deal with the headache of futures and possible settlement issues.
Damn right it is.
Sorry, I bought 1500 shares yesterday. I should have alerted everyone so they'd know it was time to sell. Between that and FRO, it's time to take the rest of the day off from looking at numbers.
Seriously. I had to go at 7am local time just to not have a line to wait in out front. It was still kinda busy inside. Usually its a line of 20-30 people outside if you try to go midday. I have done an "online order" and had to call them to check the status because it took 3 days to get picked. They said the curbside orders have them swamped*. Lowes is across the street (always) and they don't seem to have bouncers to limit the number of people in the store, so, no line. But a friggin full parking lot last time I drove by.
Menards is the king of the home improvement/construction supply stores in my area. My neighbor does that for a living and says the store is busy at 6am. Wish Menards was publicly traded.Seriously. I had to go at 7am local time just to not have a line to wait in out front. It was still kinda busy inside. Usually its a line of 20-30 people outside if you try to go midday. I have done an "online order" and had to call them to check the status because it took 3 days to get picked. They said the curbside orders have them swamped*. Lowes is across the street (always) and they don't seem to have bouncers to limit the number of people in the store, so, no line. But a friggin full parking lot last time I drove by.
I dipped my toe in a little HD before earnings. I saw what I saw and the stock has recovered quite a bit from the drop...so... fully expecting to lose money on this.
* if you aren't in a rush, this is a nice service. You don't have to wander up 15 aisles to find the various components of a project. I was worried because I had them pick a 4x8 sheet of 3/4 plywood and figured they would throw the crappy, broken edged sheet on my order. Nope, it was perfect. I of course, dinged it up in the garage, but..ya...
The more time people spend at home, the more they realize all the warts of their home and want to get them fixed.
These plays are so risky in this market. There will probably be 15 other 10% days one way or the other between now and then. You could be completely right about Q2 earnings/guidance but by then it could be 10% down from $200.BA up 10% todayJust bought some October 16th puts. 2nd quarter numbers are going to be putrid and 2021 guidance will be a disaster.
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Yep. We've done a ton in the house and yard. At this point we're looking for more stuff to do.
Same here. Not just getting old projects done either, I'm adding projects to my list faster than the Fed can print money.
Hell yeah. Just started drawing plans for a watermill. Because, why the f not?C’mon over.
I bought some calls earlier in the week since this data was expected to come out and seemed like they already knew it'd be positive so figured it'd be a nice hedge. I'm just afraid the biotech folks actually don't like the data, take GILD down but the market just reads the headline.
