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There’s a serious disconnect between the stock market and the broader national/international economy and people’s every day lives.
We’ve got a higher unemployment rate than during the Great Depression. The Dow going up doesn’t mean ****.
Sure, but how many people died from it 1) before we knew what it was and 2) before we had widespread testing?
There are multiple factors that suggest the count may be overestimated and underestimated.
we bought one at Academy sporting goods. Height adjustable. Have had it for 10 years and it is still rock solid...my wife and son have both backed vehicles into it...
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I like it. I’ve been looking at that or Goalrilla.we bought one at Academy sporting goods. Height adjustable. Have had it for 10 years and it is still rock solid...my wife and son have both backed vehicles into it...
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I have noticed locally with regard to restaurants that the most successful ones continued that with drive up business. Those already struggling are the ones that may not make it. I don’t know about novelty retail.
But notice that the national businesses that have declared bankruptcy were already on verge of it.
Also, if the small business owner was able to get PPP money, then that will mitigate any loss and keep everyone on payroll.
Not sure how I posted multiple copies of the photos. Also can’t figure out how to delete the extras... oh well. Hope that this helpswe bought one at Academy sporting goods. Height adjustable. Have had it for 10 years and it is still rock solid...my wife and son have both backed vehicles into it...
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Wasn’t that expensive. Academy had several installers to chose from. After I had a nightmare about my attempt at installing ending a severely tilted goal in solid concrete, I happily paid someone else to do the install. Wasn’t as much as I thought it would be and was worth the peace of mind.I like it. I’ve been looking at that or Goalrilla.
I agree that the dow isn't a great indicator of where the economy is but it is an indicator of where investors see the economy going. It all depends on what happens with this virus. If we see another outbreak and another shutdown it definitely will trend down. If things continue to open up, those unemployment numbers will fall drastically. Most of the layoffs are temporary and many were forced by the government. I've got all my guys back and are planning on hiring 2-3 more.There’s a serious disconnect between the stock market and the broader national/international economy and people’s every day lives.
We’ve got a higher unemployment rate than during the Great Depression. The Dow going up doesn’t mean ****.
Is that a goalrilla? That's very similar to mine but I fabricated it myself. It's about 25 years old now and solid as a rock. The backboard is not in the best of shape as it has some chips and the painted box and stuff are faded. Rim is a little rusty and the actual steel could use a paint job. Hardly used any more so I may sell it.we bought one at Academy sporting goods. Height adjustable. Have had it for 10 years and it is still rock solid...my wife and son have both backed vehicles into it...
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Yep. When something like this is happening, accurate data is absolutely critical. If people are knowingly falsifying or misrepresenting it, that is incredibly shameful.I'm tired of the virus talk, but I thought this was too interesting not to post. I'd be interested in the take of a few of you here. In the meantime, if this is true, and as best I can tell it's legit, kudos to CDC for acknowledging some of these deaths aren't truly Covid deaths, rather deaths with Covid. Second thing, shame on CDC and media for hiding this and not publicizing it. Note the categories on the chart.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/