Slow summer days. Light trading day. Only 127, 000
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Posted On: 06/29/2020 6:24:49 PM
Slow summer days. Light trading day.
Only 127, 000 shares or about $2540, just spare change in your trading account.
Last week there were some 500,000 share days. $10,000. Still small change to some, but to others, perhaps enough to fund their retirement if QTMM takes off.
This next weekend is Independence Day, July 4th. Barring any announcements, it should be a slow trading week, with trading tapering off the closer to Saturday. IMO.
New cases are increasing exponentially in California, Texas and Florida, who together have a population not far under one hundred million people. The combination of hot weather, beaches and holiday weekend will only increase the numbers in the next few weeks. The perfect storm.
After 4 long months we still have many questions and no answers. States are left to their own efforts and issue a jumble of changing recommendations without real enforcement for mixed results.
The recommendations in the Harvard PDF in my previous post are really for a pre-pandemic situation to quash it before it started. The horse is out of the barn now.
The chickens have flown the coop. We are in a full fledged worldwide pandemic with ICU hospital beds close to full already.
Tho only possible solution to destroying this Thanos is if we all commit to working together on a common solution. The solution had to start with identifying and isolating active cases in quarantine. Without doing that, Covid-19 will continue to spread unabated. The Harvard study says massive testing starting at 5 million tests per day and ramping up to 20 million tests a day are needed, but those were from a pre-pandemic situation. We have to play catch-up, and we will need to re-test.
There is a lot of public resistance to going into a full lockdown again. China used a full lockdown to test their entire Wuhan population (between 6.5 and 9 million people) with isolation and quarantine and contact tracing of active cases until they had zero new daily cases.
Without full lockdown the challenge is to try to get the spread "under control" if not iradicated. For this, the solution is still the same - millions of tests per day, with isolation and quarantine until two negative tests in a row. That will flatten the curve but not stop new cases.
To flatten the curve, some sort of database of every tested individual's health status is a necessity. Did they test negative? Are they quarantined and for how long? QDX HealthID serves that purpose to keep track of all the individual's tests and allow them to prove their disease-free status to employers and others as they choose.
Businesses can have any number of employees, with Fortune 500 companies commonly having millions of employees each. They want their employees tested.
There are huge groups of possible clients needing testing, and ongoing and repeat testing and a way to connect to a common database. Since in most cases it will not be possible to isolate their employees from the real world, repeat testing could become commonplace.
The future is not written. This is just some of the possible paths and my opinion. Do your DD.
Only 127, 000 shares or about $2540, just spare change in your trading account.
Last week there were some 500,000 share days. $10,000. Still small change to some, but to others, perhaps enough to fund their retirement if QTMM takes off.
This next weekend is Independence Day, July 4th. Barring any announcements, it should be a slow trading week, with trading tapering off the closer to Saturday. IMO.
New cases are increasing exponentially in California, Texas and Florida, who together have a population not far under one hundred million people. The combination of hot weather, beaches and holiday weekend will only increase the numbers in the next few weeks. The perfect storm.
After 4 long months we still have many questions and no answers. States are left to their own efforts and issue a jumble of changing recommendations without real enforcement for mixed results.
The recommendations in the Harvard PDF in my previous post are really for a pre-pandemic situation to quash it before it started. The horse is out of the barn now.
The chickens have flown the coop. We are in a full fledged worldwide pandemic with ICU hospital beds close to full already.
Tho only possible solution to destroying this Thanos is if we all commit to working together on a common solution. The solution had to start with identifying and isolating active cases in quarantine. Without doing that, Covid-19 will continue to spread unabated. The Harvard study says massive testing starting at 5 million tests per day and ramping up to 20 million tests a day are needed, but those were from a pre-pandemic situation. We have to play catch-up, and we will need to re-test.
There is a lot of public resistance to going into a full lockdown again. China used a full lockdown to test their entire Wuhan population (between 6.5 and 9 million people) with isolation and quarantine and contact tracing of active cases until they had zero new daily cases.
Without full lockdown the challenge is to try to get the spread "under control" if not iradicated. For this, the solution is still the same - millions of tests per day, with isolation and quarantine until two negative tests in a row. That will flatten the curve but not stop new cases.
To flatten the curve, some sort of database of every tested individual's health status is a necessity. Did they test negative? Are they quarantined and for how long? QDX HealthID serves that purpose to keep track of all the individual's tests and allow them to prove their disease-free status to employers and others as they choose.
Businesses can have any number of employees, with Fortune 500 companies commonly having millions of employees each. They want their employees tested.
There are huge groups of possible clients needing testing, and ongoing and repeat testing and a way to connect to a common database. Since in most cases it will not be possible to isolate their employees from the real world, repeat testing could become commonplace.
The future is not written. This is just some of the possible paths and my opinion. Do your DD.
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