reminder: now that certain cities in italy are in lock down this post becomes pretty relevant

reminder: now that certain cities in italy are in lock down this post becomes pretty relevant ( reddit.com )

submitted 2020-02-23T14:51 by knightwarrior41

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Simonsaysgoat 2020-02-24T00:45

I live a lifestyle that isn't so "clean" according to modern standards. I'm going to be just fine

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random128dsf321 2020-02-23T20:23

If it runs through the cities, How would this affect the voting outcomes nationally? Any studies done?

This seems like it could be good in the long run.

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Ranlent 2020-02-23T19:50

Anon gives a "Heads Up" to anyone who wants to listen, & it is our choice to act or not act . This warning is for more then just finacial, it is for survival in general particularly for those of us who live in cities .ForeWarned is ForeArmed .

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Tekedo 2020-02-23T16:49

Anon literally says what Italy will do almost a month before it gets reported.

I guess we better buy biomed stocks.

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Paranoiaattack 2020-02-23T17:56

Which ones though?

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ARsandOutdoors 2020-02-23T21:21

Gilead $GILD. Remdesivir. Rest of the drugs are in their generic stages. I've been looking into this profusely for the past month, and this is who I have settled with. God bless Daniel O'day and his head scientists.

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Paranoiaattack 2020-02-23T23:18

GILD came up in my search, also Inovio

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ARsandOutdoors 2020-02-24T03:12

Too small, too speculative.

Unless you have a degree in chemistry or something in that field STEM related, stay away from them. These banks have skyscrapers of experts in these fields constantly evaluating and reevaluating publicly traded co.'s, best thing you could do is take a small speculative gamble and buy a couple shares with the expectation of a loss. If you win, so be it, cash out at comfortable teens or higher % gain and be done with it.

I have a small position of $GILD in my portfolio, and has been for sometime now, ever since Martin Shkreli recommended them to me 4/5 years ago. Idk about Remdesivir though, it's a gamble, but even if it doesn't work out for them, they are still a good company, with tons of cash on hand.