/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.18364499]

what pattern is this?

[Anonymous No.18364518]

it's over

[Anonymous No.18364571]

>>18364499
It is logistic growth where the end of one s-curve turns into the beginning of the next, bigger s-curve.

The first s was china, the second s was the outside-china hotspots, the third s will be the world at large.

[Anonymous No.18364619]

>>18364571
no ops chart will form a normal curve

the total deaths is a logistic curve

[Anonymous No.18364641]

The fall of a empire (America) and the rise of another (Chyna)

[Anonymous No.18364645]

>>18364619
no. daily deaths higher until the end of time

[Anonymous No.18364661]

>>18364518
You fags said this on feb the 15th too

[Anonymous No.18364687]

>>18364518
m8 we essentially stopped testing

[Anonymous No.18364741]

fine then 90million dead in june

[Anonymous No.18364753]

>>18364741
niiiiiice that's what i'm talkin about

[Anonymous No.18364779]

fuck bill gates
https://youtu.be/Q_-VfFWn_BI

[Anonymous No.18364849]

>>18364779
Fuck Bill gates
Fuck Chinks
Fuck Commies

[Anonymous No.18364865]

>>18364619
Yes, eventually, but before that we’ll see a few s-shapes in daily deaths too.

[Anonymous No.18364882]

>>18364645
kek

[Anonymous No.18364896]

>>18364865
that's called variance

[Anonymous No.18364937]

>>18364849
Chinkies?

[Anonymous No.18364969]

>>18364896
No I’m talking about biological/geometric growth where the self-replicating entity (Sars-CoV-19) enters new habitats (most of the world outside the current hotspots) after exhausting the previous spreading grounds.
First it took China, then New York and Italy. Next stop: the world.

[Anonymous No.18365007]

Is called how-many-causes-of-death-can-we-attribute-to-coronavirus-to-get-money-from-the-federal-government-before-we-all-get-hanged-by-the-citizens-we-fucked-right-in-the-ass

[Anonymous No.18365021]

>>18364969
you're a fucking retard >>18364571
ops graph is not an s curve nor does it have small s curves in it

[Anonymous No.18365109]

>>18364969
Because so many just don’t grasp this (not saying those I replied to don’t) I will effort post.
Everybody knows the famous s-curve of logistic growth. Many, however, miss that it only tapers off after the inflection point if it doesn’t manage to spread to new populations.
If we look at China’s curve, it was s-shaped. If you look at the world curve, it was initially dominated by China, showing the same s-shape. But we failed at containment because like idiots we didn’t immediately close all travel from China. So at the Chinese curve tapered off, the world curve ended the first s-shape by transitioning into a new, much bigger s-shape. Since then the world curve has been dominated by a few hotspots (NY, Italy, Spain etc) and again, as they are starting to taper off due to increasing lockdowns we see the world curve starting to slow in accordance. Had we contained the virus to these hotspots we would see the world curve actually turning into an s that would indicate it will soon be over.
But we failed a second time to contain the virus, so that it is now really everywhere. This means that just as the Chinese s-shaped transitioned into the bigger s-shape we currently see for a few hotspots, this bigger s-shape is about to transition into a yet much bigger s-shape, representing a whole world infected.
These are facts, that anyone who actually knows anything about this are aware of. The burning question is if this includes financial analysts or if they really think we’re seeing a true slowdown of the global curve. If the next, bigger s-curve has not been priced in, we’re in for the mother of all stock market crashes.

[Anonymous No.18365154]

>>18365021
Not yet. Check back in a month. And it actually does have a smaller s if you look close enough, namely the one for china, which becomes an s as it transitions to global hotspots instead of turning into a normal curve which it already would have if the virus had been contained to china.

[Anonymous No.18365169]

>>18365109
I'm more worried about this virus becoming like the common flu: imagine a much, much deadlier seasonal flu, a recurring pandemic until we find a permanent cure. Even if people become immune, there's a possibility the virus continues to wreck havoc across the globe and returns when we lose our immunity after several months or when a new strain develops.

[Anonymous No.18365179]

>>18365154
not ever you moron it's the rate of change of the s curve
you don't know what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.18365180]

>>18365169
Yup, that too is in the cards. Unfortunately we can have both a real pandemic only to have that end in the even scarier word endemic.

[Anonymous No.18365199]

>>18365179
Tell me what shape you get when a normal curve transitions to a bigger normal curve.

[Anonymous No.18365234]

Stop acting like you don't know these numbers are made up.

[Anonymous No.18365241]

>>18365169
To add to this. If we manage to suffocate the virus with lockdowns in the west, in the meanwhile it will go endemic in the third world. Which means international travel is pretty much over for a long time, or we’ll keep getting continuously re-infected.

[Anonymous No.18365344]

>>18365169
But that's exactly what's gonna happen. And then there will be another virus. And then another one.
And so on until mandatory vaccination becomes a thing. Then getting a microchip like Bill suggested won't be outside the realms of possibility.

[Anonymous No.18365807]

>>18364741
Weak.

[Anonymous No.18365864]

>>18365007
>Today anon learned what comorbidities are

[Anonymous No.18366980]

>>18365864
You mean pre-existing conditions retard.

[Anonymous No.18367312]

>>18364741
>Using TA on tradingview to forecast covid deaths
>Market Closed End of Day
My fucking sides.