Corona Virus Updates

a reply to: ARM1968

Still, it’s third hand info at best. So best with a pinch.

I'll take that over official Chinese govt info.

originally posted by: ARM1968

originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Bigburgh

I think that's fake news but higher percent than what we are being told.

Unfortunately the virus is out of China and now in other Country's and by the look of it, it infects quite easily, so let's hope its kept contained as of now.

Fake news most likely.

However a colleague of my son’s, Chinese, has said information coming out of hospitals in the Hubei province suggest the situation is significantly worse than being reported. Most disturbing thing is thebleeding from nose and mouth. Reported to be shown in a good number of those infected. Still, it’s third hand info at best. So best with a pinch.

Now bolded part sounds like they have been messing with the Spanish Flu...combined with Coronavirus perhaps???

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: ARM1968

This doesnt sound like a viral hemorrhagic fever to me... more likely is busted capillaries from coughing and symptoms of the respiratory complications.

originally posted by: toysforadults
this has to be more serious than we think i just checked the SP500 futures and they are nose diving hard...

as Steve Mnunchin says, the stock market is always right

The big money boys have much better access to the real data than we do, so if they're panicking then it's big.

I don't suppose gold is shooting upwards too is it?

a reply to: Power_Semi

yeah it is but it isn't what I would expect from this kind of down move

typically when this kind of volatility comes into the market gold will shoot up over $10. so this is honestly a very reluctant move by the market

I actually placed some GLD call trades when this entire thing went down expecting more of a reaction but it was very delayed, like the big boys didn't believe then suddenly today everything has just been slowing moving down

volatility is still very low, by Monday I expect a much larger gold move

bonds are also moving way up... so something is for sure happening here

originally posted by: Advantage
a reply to: ARM1968

This doesnt sound like a viral hemorrhagic fever to me... more likely is busted capillaries from coughing and symptoms of the respiratory complications.

That has to be the hope. A viral hemorrhagic fever with human to human transmission would be - well, very bad.

I’m trying to get further info and will advise. Certainly there are way more infected than officially announced. Deaths are higher too. Hospitals are beyond breaking point. I’m not sure how serious this really is, but the Chinese response suggests we aren’t being told everything.

a reply to: MrRCflying

Looking through the other articles on that site.
It looks like this site deals in mostly over hyped doom porn.

apnews.com...

More info on DOW linked to China virus.

a reply to: flice

Link?

Two cases reported in France, im om my phone it takes to much time for me to translate it from the dutch source to english then copy paste.

Only have a smoke break right now.

Stay safe ppl.

Published Jan. 24 in The Lancet journal, these are the first clinical studies conducted on patients struck by the new coronavirus, dubbed 2019-nCoV.

Source: First clinical studies find Wuhan virus closely resembles SARS.

It now has a real name: 2019-nCoV

Whew! I thought we'd be stuck with "Wu-flu"!!

The above article comes from the tracking they put in place after the SARS scare of 2003 (was SARS really over 15 years ago?!). Anyway, that is part of the explanation on how they figured out which virus is causing it. It is a "compare and contrast" study (two of them), between nCoV and SARS.

The symptoms (and lack there of) of nCoV is rather disturbing. You catch it but it needs a 5 - 10 day incubation period. This thing can invade healthy cells. Since it is airborne now, you can walk around spreading it the whole time. If you get sick, you have no signs of lung issues, no runny nose, maybe a cough but nothing to say "man, you look really sick." Then it is full on pneumonia. If you don't get sick, you keep spreading it (all sourced from the linked article except the 5-10 days which I read on another post).

That just nasty. And as Jane pointed out, could be a cross with Spanish Swine Flu because both do not need a weakened immune system to infect people.

BTW, they (US CDC) has the full genome from two different patients (same source).

Sweet dreams!

Noticed a YouTuber I subscribe to is going life with "insider info" about the virus in about 15 minutes. Here is the link for anyone interested in tuning in.

I've followed him for about 6 years while he lived in China and traveled throughout the country on motorcycles with his friend. They recently have left China.



ETA direct link:

Coronavirus - Inside info and discussion

Cofveve? Sounds familiar...

double post, ignore anything below the previous post...

That has to be the hope. A viral hemorrhagic fever with human to human transmission would be - well, very bad.

a reply to: ARM1968

Human to human transmission of viral haemorrhagic fever already happens, see Ebola for just the most commonly known one. What would make that apocalyptic is an incubation period of 14-21 days, that would be a world killer because it would spread unchecked for 2 to 3 weeks before any symptoms were seen, then factor in a mortality period of a week or two and...

a reply to: SimpleIdea

how do you know this source is at trustworthy?

get ready to start selling your fake pills the end of the world is coming just like sarz and ebola oh no!

originally posted by: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

Published Jan. 24 in The Lancet journal, these are the first clinical studies conducted on patients struck by the new coronavirus, dubbed 2019-nCoV.

Source: First clinical studies find Wuhan virus closely resembles SARS.

It now has a real name: 2019-nCoV

Whew! I thought we'd be stuck with "Wu-flu"!!

The above article comes from the tracking they put in place after the SARS scare of 2003 (was SARS really over 15 years ago?!). Anyway, that is part of the explanation on how they figured out which virus is causing it. It is a "compare and contrast" study (two of them), between nCoV and SARS.

The symptoms (and lack there of) of nCoV is rather disturbing. You catch it but it needs a 5 - 10 day incubation period. This thing can invade healthy cells. Since it is airborne now, you can walk around spreading it the whole time. If you get sick, you have no signs of lung issues, no runny nose, maybe a cough but nothing to say "man, you look really sick." Then it is full on pneumonia. If you don't get sick, you keep spreading it (all sourced from the linked article except the 5-10 days which I read on another post).

That just nasty. And asJane pointed out, could be a cross with Spanish Swine Flu because both do not need a weakened immune system to infect people.

BTW, they (US CDC) has the full genome from two different patients (same source).

Sweet dreams!

Thank you
Good post and I agree.

Rainbows
Jane

long incubation time combinend with an long sickbed makes it doubble dangerous…