U.S. Stocks Fall as Coronavirus Infections Surge

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid about 600 points as a jump in coronavirus cases in some states raised concerns about renewed curbs on business activity

The CDC’s Anthony Fauci says the coronavirus has “brought this nation to its knees” as the U.S.

sees a surge in cases; luxury stores on Fifth Avenue reopen; a Brazilian court rules President Jair Bolsonaro must wear a mask in public. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday has the latest. Photo: Callaghan O'Hare/Reuters

 

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If the COVID 19 pandemic continues to hit our country and the number of sick people and hospitalizations rate continue to increase the stock market will dive to the low 19,000. We all need to work together to control this pandemic by been smart, diligent and respecting our peers.

Nothing a little extra printing can't solve. Right, federalreserve ? GDP of US in 2018 was about $20T. The Fed is halfway there this year. Great job! Economy stronger than ever!

Thanks Trump

Yes, in Nursing Homes, where states were suppose to address those issues? Cuomo, Baker, Nusom, Whitmer, all allowed their elderly to die, 'alone' in senior care facilities. VA Facilities, also lost thousands due to States Governors Neglect. Who cares if the stock market fell?

must be stocks for insurance co's that sink & rise with the news of infection rate; as they are the ones that will incur the costs of medical treatment for the infected of today and for the tomorrow's maybe its why trump doesnt want ppl to be tested cuz it screws up the stocks?

I guess the markets don't have faith in trump

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Folks, Sadly This Is Where We Are In 2020 During A Pandemic. The Republican Party Has Been Transformed Into The ENEMY Of The Republic. There’s No Deny It Any Longer For The Survival Of The Country We Must CRUSH EVERY REPUBLICAN EVERYWHERE IN NOVEMBER. 🤷🏽‍♂️ BlueWave2020 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

Vaccine is just months away. Buying oppty.

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Yeah, I wonder where the second wave is coming from? Here's a map of protests about 3 weeks ago.

Fed policy has made the recession/depression worse. They used 2008 playbook for 2020 crisis. Here it comes.

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