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Old 20 March 2020, 10:52 AM   #31
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If we all do our part, including the government. They need to open up the piggy bank push 2+ trillion into the economy and we as citizens just stay home, do not go out for a couple of weeks we can peak out by April/May and get back to business by 3rd quarter. BOTH need to happen for a quick recovery. China is already in second gear, we can do the same.
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The plan calls for taxpayers to receive up to $1,200, depending on their income, with married couples eligible to receive as much as $2,400 with an additional $500 for every child. Those who make more than $99,000 and households that earn more than $198,000 won’t be eligible.
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:52 AM   #32
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When Tens of Millions of Americans are Unemployed and can’t put food on the table, loose their homes etc..... it isn’t gonna matter. I will also add the record levels of Corporate Debt Zombies out there. This is the straw that will break the Camel’s back.
I don't expect it'll get that bad; our very well capitalized banks, by federal edict, won't be able to foreclose and will be forced to forgive late/non-payments. The feds will do everything from helicopter money to targeted loans to offset the economic hits. Still, a recession is unavoidable but should be very recoverable.
There are already reports of drugs like chloroquine as being effective in slowing the effects, thus flattening the onset curve, and I think a vaccine or other treatment will come sooner than we think.
I think the predictions of doom apocalypse are extreme and not highly probable. Be prepared but stay optimistic.

And....if I got "the" call from my AD tomorrow, I'd jump on it.
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:53 AM   #33
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I am in the trenches here from a modeling / economic standpoint.... it’s not that far fetched. US is not prepared for the Hell that’ll be unleashed in the coming weeks.... did you happen to see the Military Hospital Ships deployed, Cruise Lines being converted into Hospitals... come on! Wake up! Unemployment claims are skyrocketing already! This is like nothing we have ever seen. I am even worried and I typically don’t worry much.

I would read this from a Professor of medicine, of epidemiology and population health, of biomedical data science, and of statistics at Stanford University.

https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/...reliable-data/
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:55 AM   #34
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Well that will probably eliminate 99% of the people on this board. I personally don’t need it, I would have thrown it at 3x oil long.
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:57 AM   #35
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I don't think majority of people who buy Rolex would change buying habits. For example I got a call from my AD literally 2 days ago, a watch that I was on a list for came in finally, obviously I pulled the trigger right away. Markets will stabilize eventually and everything will be back to normal.
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:57 AM   #36
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Who is gonna be buying a watch with Dow at 10k in the coming weeks, if we are lucky, biggest credit crunch since the Great Depression, Tens of millions unemployed here in the US and millions of deaths? A Rolex will be the last thing on most people’s minds. Just sayin.
Millions of deaths? DOW at 10k?

DOW at 10k - theoretically possible, but highly unlikely.

Millions of deaths - there has only been 215k total diagnosis across the world....

Yes we are in a serious credit crunch, but being part of a bank - we are all “fine” right now - it’s going to be short and the economy “should” rebound fairly quickly.
Biggest issue is all the short term resume financing that is going to be done by the US gov.
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Old 20 March 2020, 10:57 AM   #37
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It's a business. They'll still make watches and less people will buy or worst case it'll be the same.

Who has money or wants to spend excess on novelty items?

Don't get me wrong I'd love to buy a nice Daytona but really I'd rather invest when the whole world is on sale.


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Old 20 March 2020, 11:06 AM   #38
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If we all do our part, including the government. They need to open up the piggy bank push 2+ trillion into the economy and we as citizens just stay home, do not go out for a couple of weeks we can peak out by April/May and get back to business by 3rd quarter. BOTH need to happen for a quick recovery. China is already in second gear, we can do the same.
This..... ^^^^
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:40 AM   #39
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Millions of deaths? DOW at 10k?

DOW at 10k - theoretically possible, but highly unlikely.

Millions of deaths - there has only been 215k total diagnosis across the world....

Yes we are in a serious credit crunch, but being part of a bank - we are all “fine” right now - it’s going to be short and the economy “should” rebound fairly quickly.
Biggest issue is all the short term resume financing that is going to be done by the US gov.
I see Dow at $14k/$15k and 1mil+ infected (but not dead). I definitely think it’s going to get a bit worse and this is just the tip of the iceberg. It’s not a pessimistic outlook, it’s a preparatory mindset. It’s I’ll advised how some people (not you at all) are acting like everything will be on the up and up by May.

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It's a business. They'll still make watches and less people will buy or worst case it'll be the same.

Who has money or wants to spend excess on novelty items?

Don't get me wrong I'd love to buy a nice Daytona but really I'd rather invest when the whole world is on sale.


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Agree....this is a horrible situation with deaths/unemployment/businesses possibly going under....but in the end life will go on. I took any watch money to throw at the market. Another watch would be nice, but I’d rather see the money double within (my prediction) 2 years.

I don’t get these guys saying ‘oh if you’re squared away and you have the excess money, you will still buy watches right now’. Quite frankly, every savvy person I know would not spend ANY money on luxury goods right now, and are churning every excess penny into the market. I don’t understand some of these posters who truly believe Rolex sales are unaffected in an economic downturn. I have a feeling most of them bought way above MSRP and don’t want to face the reality of it no longer being worth that price.
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:46 AM   #40
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Who is gonna be buying a watch with Dow at 10k in the coming weeks, if we are lucky, biggest credit crunch since the Great Depression, Tens of millions unemployed here in the US and millions of deaths? A Rolex will be the last thing on most people’s minds. Just sayin.
Depression, mass unemployment, millions of deaths? Hysteria much?

J/k. But my prediction is by this summer people would have got over the Corona, or found another scary thing to justify hoarding tp.

What happens to the stock market is, in my view, a reset. Some will lose a bunch and some will make bigly emerging from this.
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:47 AM   #41
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I haven't been following the news to closely, but are you positive we are at 100k deaths from COVID-19?


Please get your facts straight. It’s around 10k deaths worldwide, nowhere near 100k.

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https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/


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Old 20 March 2020, 11:49 AM   #42
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Depression, mass unemployment, millions of deaths? Hysteria much?

J/k. But my prediction is by this summer people would have got over the Corona, or found another scary thing to justify hoarding tp.

What happens to the stock market is, in my view, a reset. Some will lose a bunch and some will make bigly emerging from this.
I try to error on the side of caution
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:51 AM   #43
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Please get your facts straight. It’s around 8,000 deaths worldwide, nowhere near 100k.

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Don't know why you're quoting me...I didn't come up with that figure.
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Don't know why you're quoting me...I didn't come up with that figure.


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Old 20 March 2020, 11:53 AM   #45
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Please get your facts straight. It’s around 10k deaths worldwide, nowhere near 100k.

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No problem. Just making sure other people didn't think I was crazy and came up with it!
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:54 AM   #47
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Old 20 March 2020, 11:56 AM   #48
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The plan calls for taxpayers to receive up to $1,200, depending on their income, with married couples eligible to receive as much as $2,400 with an additional $500 for every child. Those who make more than $99,000 and households that earn more than $198,000 won’t be eligible.
I just reread this......is that plan serious that if you made under $40,000 you won’t see a dime? that’s absurd. Yes, let’s not help out the single parent making minimum wage, no way this is what’s passed.
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Honestly, I don't see it being far off.

We are already over 100 000 deaths worldwide, and some countries haven't even peaked yet. If you live in the US, every day you will see even more cases appear, and that's going to scare alot of people.

The Dow has already hit under 20k this week, and the stimulus packages and bank rate cuts don't seem to be helping much.

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It’s more like 10,000
As of this moment , current coronavirus stats....
Let’s take a deep breath and say a prayer or two ...
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Old 20 March 2020, 01:15 PM   #50
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Totally agree. Keep vigilant as we always should CV or not, but for the love, stop with this incessant hysteria. Let's keep our wits about us and keep looking for those long awaited Rolex deals.
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Old 20 March 2020, 01:33 PM   #51
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Well that will probably eliminate 99% of the people on this board. I personally don’t need it, I would have thrown it at 3x oil long.
What's the ticker on that? Today was the day for that! I hope you did it!
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I took any watch money to throw at the market. Another watch would be nice, but I’d rather see the money double within (my prediction) 2 years.
Agreed, but figuring out WHEN to put that money in the market is stressful. I haven't done it YET!
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What's the ticker on that? Today was the day for that! I hope you did it!
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Old 20 March 2020, 01:41 PM   #54
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Agreed, but figuring out WHEN to put that money in the market is stressful. I haven't done it YET!
Don’t try to catch the falling knife, just buy companies with great balance sheets with a good yield. 2 years is way to far out i predict a V versus U.
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Old 20 March 2020, 01:54 PM   #56
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Old 20 March 2020, 01:55 PM   #57
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Old 20 March 2020, 02:13 PM   #58
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Agreed, but figuring out WHEN to put that money in the market is stressful. I haven't done it YET!
I’m tiering buys, started at $20k Dow. I’m by no means a financial genius but this was also what my more savvy friends are doing as well.

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Don’t try to catch the falling knife, just buy companies with great balance sheets with a good yield. 2 years is way to far out i predict a V versus U.
Yeah I agree, I was saying 2 years as an absolute maximum of this progresses for another 6 months or so, then 18 month recovery. I think it will be way quicker than 2007, etc as you mention though.
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Well that will probably eliminate 99% of the people on this board. I personally don’t need it, I would have thrown it at 3x oil long.
What makes you think 99% of the people here have that kind of income? I don't and I daresay many others don't either.
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