Author Archives: DRenegade

With millions now living under home lockdown (or as it is more gently referred to, “mandatory shelter in place”) the serious reality of the coronavirus’ impact is sinking in. Living within the confines of your home, squeezed in with family … Continue reading →

The more we learn about the coronavirus, the more nefarious it becomes. Most public efforts to are focused on detecting those with symptoms, like a fever. But new research shows that the majority of covid-19 carriers (50%-75%) are asymptomatic. So … Continue reading →

As we detailed below, Amazon was already struggling to meet delivery goals and having problems with stock, but now, in a blog post, Amazon told sellers on Tuesday that it’s suspending shipments of all non-essential products to its warehouses to deal … Continue reading →

The lockdowns predicted in yesterday’s video update are already starting to happen. Italy, Spain, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Israel and a growing number of countries are locking down their borders and tightening restrictions on movement. More and more US states … Continue reading →

As the number of covid-19 infections outside China now exceed those within, the masses across the world are starting to panic. Empty grocery store shelves. Fights over toilet paper. Schools closing and sending students home en mass. Desperate pleas from … Continue reading →

North Carolina shut down its public school system for at least two weeks Saturday, and the governor banned mass gatherings of more than 100 people, ratcheting up the state’s response on COVID-19. The school closure was a change of heart … Continue reading →

Here is the chart for the United States. The number of cases before March 3 were not being accurately reported. Keep in mind, large scale testing still is not being done in the US. We currently are doubling every 2-1/2 … Continue reading →

Looking at Ben Hunt’s “case, case, case, cluster, cluster…BOOM!” progression for covid-19, more and more countries are now entering the late cluster stage. That means, expect Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan, Spain, France, Germany, the US and a number of … Continue reading →

President Trump’s announcement today was well received by Wall Street. It was a good production and I think it went a long way to alleviate fear concerning the pandemic. What did I take away: The show of support and cooperation … Continue reading →