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1 hour ago, southpaw said:

And if we only select people who have the letter P in their last name, that's basically like 3 people. That many people died yesterday from eating ice cream too fast and their brain literally froze. 

Clearly, these stats show coronavirus isn't a problem. 

Love ice cream, hate the brain freeze side effect.  Maybe this is an opportunity to shut down the country for months on end until we finally develop a vaccine for ice cream headaches.

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The only people who need to be tested are health care workers, the elderly, and those with underlying health conditions.  If you are young (under 50) and healthy and are taking up a test kit, crowding

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This country is being bright to its knees by fear....not the virus. Recovery from getting the virus is a couple weeks. Recovery of society from this hysteria will be years.

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It’s sad that about half the country still believes outlets like msnbc and cnn.  You would think after they lied everyday for 3 years about Russian collusion, people would get the hint of what their t

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21 minutes ago, Siouxphan27 said:

Love ice cream, hate the brain freeze side effect.  Maybe this is an opportunity to shut down the country for months on end until we finally develop a vaccine for ice cream headaches.

Research underway in Germany.........

Not a perfect sample size though due to those who are lactose intolerant.

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23 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:

South Dakota now houses one of the nation's largest coronavirus hot spots

 

The CDC recommended no gatherings of 10 plus people. The SD governor touted "we are not NY" and wanted to leave the decision to the people. Now South Dakota is home to one of the largest coronavirus clusters in the United States.

The meat packing plant situation is a mess. Had the story on local news last night. Sounds like the ownership was negligent in trying to keep sick employees coming back to work. It was considered an essential business. Had nothing to do with what Gov Noem did or didn't do. 438 confirmed infected from that plant is alarming though.

 

BTW.......welcome back.

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19 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:

South Dakota now houses one of the nation's largest coronavirus hot spots

 

The CDC recommended no gatherings of 10 plus people. The SD governor touted "we are not NY" and wanted to leave the decision to the people. Now South Dakota is home to one of the largest coronavirus clusters in the United States.

Will be interesting to hear how all those workers actually picked up the virus and began to spread it.  :whistling:

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21 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:

South Dakota now houses one of the nation's largest coronavirus hot spots

 

The CDC recommended no gatherings of 10 plus people. The SD governor touted "we are not NY" and wanted to leave the decision to the people. Now South Dakota is home to one of the largest coronavirus clusters in the United States.

SHUT DOWN THE WHOLE STATE BECAUSE OF ONE MEAT PACKIN' PLANT......SHUT IT DOWN NOW!  TIL NOVEMEBER!!!!!!!!

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"However, Gov. Doug Burgum has previously said that the cases are reported based on patients' mailing addresses rather than their actual location in the state, so it is unknown where infected patients are quarantining or seeking medical help."

shouldn't the state at least know where the people that test positive are while they are quarantining?

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The early betting line for the jobless claims report for this Thursday morning is at 4.8M. Over or under?

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SiouxVolley Newbie

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3 hours ago, yzerman19 said:

Market prices have proven irrational.  The fundamentals are going to be lousy for awhile, and dividends and buybacks aren’t likely to be happening anytime soon.  That said, all of that is likely already priced into the markets.  You also have a Fed making unprecedented moves and statements...talking about buying equities...already thry’ve taken over the bond market.  At the end of the day it’s supply and demand...where are people (And institutions) going to park their money?

to me it all boils down to this:  would you kick yourself harder for missing a 20% gainer (opportunity cost) or for losing 20% of what you have? Probably also depends on how much you have to begin with.
 

clearly you can diversify (which is always smart)

its a mixed bag out there.  I personally am very conservative right now:  65% cash, 25% stock, and 10% private equity.

Dividend paying stocks still have a hill to climb.  But companies with products in development are still good buys- e.g. biotech, smaller hi tech, as long as they have cash .

The 5G comp INSG has climbed from 2 to 12 after starting at 9 because it's WIFI routers are in such demand now because of all the new at home workers 

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northernraider Community Regular

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Just throwing this piece of meat tidbit out to the masses.

Wayne County (Detroit) has the 6th most COVID (11,600) cases and 3rd most deaths. 
Not having the Frozen Four this year may have been a great idea after all. 

I'll hang-up and wait for the flamethrowing

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26 minutes ago, northernraider said:

Wayne County (Detroit) has the 6th most COVID (11,600) cases and 3rd most deaths. 
Not having the Frozen Four this year may have been a great idea after all.

I would have suggested moving the Frozen Four to Engelstad Arena.  Problem solved.  

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UNDBIZ Experienced

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2 hours ago, Redneksioux said:

South Dakota now houses one of the nation's largest coronavirus hot spots

 

The CDC recommended no gatherings of 10 plus people. The SD governor touted "we are not NY" and wanted to leave the decision to the people. Now South Dakota is home to one of the largest coronavirus clusters in the United States.

Would the meat packing plant (food production) have been shut down under a stay at home order?  

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12 minutes ago, UNDBIZ said:

Would the meat packing plant (food production) have been shut down under a stay at home order?  

Not according to the governor since it’s an essential service 

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54 minutes ago, northernraider said:

Just throwing this piece of meat tidbit out to the masses.

Wayne County (Detroit) has the 6th most COVID (11,600) cases and 3rd most deaths. 
Not having the Frozen Four this year may have been a great idea after all. 

I'll hang-up and wait for the flamethrowing

Do you think that was some crazy comment you were making?  EVERYTHING was cancelled in late March and April.  :silly:

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1 hour ago, UND1983 said:

Do you think that was some crazy comment you were making?  EVERYTHING was cancelled in late March and April.  :silly:

Blacks have been hard hit by this virus, in part because Type A blood has been very vulnerable, same as Italians.  Look at New Orleans 

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17 minutes ago, SiouxVolley said:

Blacks have been hard hit by this virus, in part because Type A blood has been very vulnerable, same as Italians.  Look at New Orleans 

ummmm...not sure where you have come up with this...If you want to go by ethnicity in the USA and blood type,  26% of African Americans have type A blood whereas 40% of people of European ancestry have type A blood.  Let's be careful in bringing in ethnicity.  Not saying you're a crazy, but even broaching the subject can bring in crazies.

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4 hours ago, Oxbow6 said:

The meat packing plant situation is a mess. Had the story on local news last night. Sounds like the ownership was negligent in trying to keep sick employees coming back to work. It was considered an essential business. Had nothing to do with what Gov Noem did or didn't do. 438 confirmed infected from that plant is alarming though.

 

BTW.......welcome back.

Thanks I missed you guys!

 

It is a mess but it was a mess that was allowed to happen. 

 

How essential of a business is it now that they are shut down? 

UND1983 Veteran

UND1983

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Like I said....follow the money.  

Breaking News: New York City’s coronavirus death toll soared past 10,000 after officials added more than 3,700 people who had never tested positive for the virus but were presumed to have died of it. https://t.co/NXpgwwltWi

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5 minutes ago, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:

A Plant in GF closed it doors 30 minutes ago till Friday to reevaluate. A few positive virus cases today.

Which plant?  

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