Largest Single Day Spike in Worldwide Coronavirus Cases & DeathsToday records the largest single day spike in worldwide coronavirus deaths, at over 60,000 new deaths reported. The same is true with a massive surge in new cases worldwide, brought on by new variants of covid-19 from UK and South Africa. Sao Paolo, Brazil has alone reported a record 1021 deaths within a 24 hour period: www.reuters.com Germany is implementing its strictest lockdown yet due to a rise in cases from the B.1.1.7+E484K UK variant of the virus. This variant is more lethal, longer lasting, and more infectious. It's possible that even supermarkets will close during Merkle's April lockdown: www.spiegel.de Covid cases have also risen by 5% in at least 27 states in the US: www.cnbc.com CDC officials are warning of an avoidable new surge in cases here in the US if measures to mitigate are lifted too soon; as states like Texas and others re-open to full capacity or with few restrictions. www.axios.com Pfizer and Moderna reports vaccinations are highly effective in preventing multiple UK variants, including B.1.1.7, but indicates a drop in efficacy towards preventing the South African variant: www.nejm.org The race to vaccinate ramps up along with a ramp up in viral transmission, as well as new variants spreading across the world. Essentially it appears we are nearing the finish line, but fighting our toughest battle yet to defeat the virus. by dudebruhwhoaUpdated 441
COVID Total Deaths Projection6.5M by Summer 2022. I am afraid. Very afraid.by UnknownUnicorn1043646770
COVID - exponential C and R vs linear DHere's my first chart as a Tradingview nube. Confirmed and recovered cases show exponential rise, while mortality is straight linear. This trend seems to indicate that the mortality rate is dropping as more cases show up. Influenza kills about 650k worldwide each year according to the WHO. 60k have died in first half of 2020, and if mortality stays linear we'll loose another 60k by years end, which is far less than the yearly toll from influenza. What am I missing? Why has COVID triggered so much economic and social turmoil?by artisthouseUpdated 5
(One of) The terrible consequence of lockdownThis crap spread to Europe. Meanwhile Sweden having a beautiful and calm summer. Russia has already called covid-19 a hoax, because they claim 12.5% of the city have antibodies, and less than 2000 died, they estimated a death rate of 0.12% "At least 12.5% of Moscow population has covid-19 antibodies". www.rt.com Madrid has also 10 to 14% of its population that developped antibodies. 20% of people tested in New York had antibodies. I heard Germany interior ministery called covid-19 a hoax but could not confirm and I expect this to be an exageration. The russian supreme court, back more than 1 month ago has banned (with strict punishment) the proliferation of fear mongering. Remember in 2016 Putin banned the Rothschild New World Order banking cabal from Russia "under any circumstance" and declared "total independance". George Soros is also banned from Russia (plus a few other countries). Trump has retweeted a fox news segment that contained (this was just part of it) a part where a man - afro american btw - said the US should have "deported George Soros several decades ago he's a destruction to our civilisation and a clear and present danger to our country" This cracks me up, don't want to spread conspiracy theories, just saying this is how people feel about Soros, the Rothschilds and their "philanthropy" and "New World Order", I mean these guys literally said there should be an international coalition of big bankers that would be a government to govern all nations... If the US kicks Soros out, make sure to send Bill Gates and his vaccine along. The majority of the population is not mentally insane and we'll get out of this stronger. Or alive at least that would be nice. We really have to do something about the over urbanisation and the high incidence of mental illnesses. GDP in Q2 predicted to contract by 50%! Before thinking of buying cheap shares in the future, or shorting when really wise retail investor stop buying, the priority is to stay alive. I think Europe should do allright, people are mentally ill and absolute cucks but they are not as angry as young americans that are literally poor people. Americans that live anywhere but in ultra progressive democrat run cities should be ok. The rest... yikes, absolute devastation. And how will people even eat of the stores are all burned down? Well anyway no point dragging into this cancer I'll end this idea here. "Maybe saddling an entire generation of kids with debt & no hope of joining the property class while sending them to institutions that marinate them in neo-Marxist ideology wasn't such a good idea." Educationby MrRenev171723
Let's pray the virus stops though chart says market is closedIf one of your closed ones is passed away by the virus: No one can prepare you for a loss; it comes like a swift wind. However, take comfort in knowing that he/she is now resting in the arms of our Lord. Our/My deepest condolences to you and your family. One of my closest friends lost his father because of the virus two weeks ago. Let us not forget there is something more important than money and wealth and that is the fact that we are healthy and alive! Please wash your hands and follow the rules to help everyone especially elderly people. Best Regards, Max.Shortby maxjeffery4
WORLD POPULATION VS COVIDCHARTED FULL WORLD POPULATION AGAINST COVID DEATHS. WE HAVE UNTIL MID JULY BEFORE EVERYONE IS DEAD.Shortby SoranIsOnUpdated 7
Coronavirus -Flattening The CurveIncremental Indicator Histogram shows the curve that needs to be flattened. Green Indicates an improvement (i.e. decreased daily count). Please note this indicator is lagging by up to 2 days due to discrepancies in the source data.by KPIAnalysis6
Covid Death-RateCOVID-19 Death-Rate going up would be bad, right? I would have expected this line to be somewhat stable. (The trendline shown is the 14-Day EMA) Shortby drink7up115
covid death % is increasing; hopefully we can break the trendDo your part; continue social distancing and washing your hands. Sanitize surfaces and work remotely if possible. For the good of humanity I hope that the death rate goes down. This is total deaths / total infections much love and stay safe xoxo snoopby 420snoopUpdated 4416
30 Days Later – Italy vs. USAs the Coronavirus continues to spread throughout the globe without any cure or treatment, researchers have been left with nothing but data to help predict and counter the disease. This being a novel virus, even our data sets are tremendously lacking. We must make do with what we have, and 4 months into this global pandemic it seems that Italy has been taking the blunt of this disease; Creating a benchmark for other countries to compare. There are numerous articles out there comparing the United States to Italy, many of which only compare the total number of cases. Based on that factor alone, the US is in far worse shape than Italy being approximately 8 days behind on the outbreak. At the time of writing this article, Italy is at 110,574 cases while the US is nearly doubled at 209,071 cases of the COVID-19 virus. Comparing the two countries should not end at the total number of cases. There are far more ways to analyze the available data to see how the United States and other countries compare using Italy as a precedent. Population Factors One of the largest factors to consider are the two counties populations. Italy’s population is ~60.5 million people while the United states is over 5 times the size at about ~330 million. Right there you can see that comparing the two countries based on the number of cases is not enough. The case comparison above shows the total percentage of the country’s population affected by the coronavirus. Offsetting Italy by 8 days, you will see that the United States is fairing much better when it comes to the total percentage of the population affected. Using Italy as a precedent, Day 33 of the outbreak Italy was at 0.123% of their total population infected, while the United States was at 0.074%. Today Italy is at 0.19%. Transmission Rate Based on the total percentage of the population, the data shows that Italy is in far worse shape than the United States. However, this could change at any time based on how quickly the disease is spreading throughout each country and how each country manages the spread. The Transmission Rate is generated by the number of new cases each day compared to the day before. Looking at transmission rate data above, you can see that the United States has been greatly higher than Italy over the last two weeks. Though the US transmission rate seems to be dropping a considerable rate, it is still at 14.1% compared to Italy’s 4.2% which seems to be leveling off. Getting this factor as low as possible will be key to controlling the spread around the globe. Breaking the data down, the chart below shows the number of new COVID-19 cases, recoveries, and deaths per day between Italy and the United States. Looking at this data we can determine that Italy’s number of new cases seems to be dropping each day from their peak on March 22. This shows that the measures the country is taking to battle the Coronavirus could be working. IF the United States similar measures as Italy, they should start to see a decline in the number of transmissions per day. “Flattening the curve” to say. Mortality Rate One of the scariest data sets to compare is the COVID-19’s mortality rate. Currently the United States has a 2.55% mortality rate which is well below the global average of 5.23%. These factors are based on confirmed cases and deaths. Italy, however, is at a whopping 12.25% mortality rate. Meaning more than 1 out of 10 people who contract the disease is expected to die. The most chilling thing about this is that all three averages have been increasing each day. Clearly after seeing these values we can see that the United States is fairing off much better than Italy for the time being. Knowing this, there are three major factors to consider: This data is based on ‘Confirmed’ cases and deaths. Meaning there could be numerous positive COVID-19 cases that have not been tested. Italy’s median age is significantly higher than the United States. Unfortunately, this disease is known to target older, immuno-compromised adults. The United States is 8 days behind Italy, meaning only a small percentage of the current Covid-19 cases have had time to mature enough to result in an outcome. Therefore it is possible to see a sudden increase in this value. Recovery Rate This data is petrifying, however, there is some light at the end of the tunnel. Recovery rates around the world are on the rise. Currently it is estimated to take 2-3 weeks to recover from this disease, meaning the current data available is only a small reflection of what has yet to come. The chart below shows both Italy and the United States’ recovery rates as of today. Italy being 8 days ahead of the US, has a significantly higher recovery rate. Within the coming months I expect both values to increase greatly, better reflecting true recovery rate of COVID-19. I would like to thank TradingView for making the COVID-19 data available on their platform. This has allowed script writers like myself to break the data down, analyze, and share information through this global pandemic. During this global pandemic, there is limited information available on the COVID-19 disease itself. However one thing we do have is data; and we get more of this every day. The indicator referenced in this article will be made available to the public so that you can tract this data in real time. You will find it under the scripts tab on my profile page. *Case comparison is based on the previous days data. by oh92121251
Total + daily covid-19 deaths worldwideNot a prediction : merely a tool to follow the number of daily covid-19 deaths worldwide. Beware of the last day's data: as it's in progress, it obviously doesn't reflect the day's close.by BLPUpdated 5
Covid-19 Deaths as extension of wave 1stay safe people: Wash your hands frequently Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water. Why? Washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand rub kills viruses that may be on your hands. Maintain social distancing Maintain at least 1 metre (3 feet) distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing. Why? When someone coughs or sneezes they spray small liquid droplets from their nose or mouth which may contain virus. If you are too close, you can breathe in the droplets, including the COVID-19 virus if the person coughing has the disease. Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth Why? Hands touch many surfaces and can pick up viruses. Once contaminated, hands can transfer the virus to your eyes, nose or mouth. From there, the virus can enter your body and can make you sick. Practice respiratory hygiene Make sure you, and the people around you, follow good respiratory hygiene. This means covering your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze. Then dispose of the used tissue immediately. Why? Droplets spread virus. By following good respiratory hygiene you protect the people around you from viruses such as cold, flu and COVID-19. If you have fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early Stay home if you feel unwell. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention and call in advance. Follow the directions of your local health authority. Why? National and local authorities will have the most up to date information on the situation in your area. Calling in advance will allow your health care provider to quickly direct you to the right health facility. This will also protect you and help prevent spread of viruses and other infections. by Leverage1000X113
COVID-19 Top CountriesThis chart shows the the confirmed and recovered cases and the number of deaths after the COVID-19, it shows the cases globally and it breaks down the detail of the countries with the most cases reported. We see a flattening curve for China, and an alarming rise in the case of the USA, which became the epicenter now. What is alarming is the acceleration curve, it is growing at an exponential rate. On top of that the number of recovered cases the US is at the bottom. Let's remember, back in 2018 Trump disbanded the NSC pandemic unit, and now we see the consequences. Unfortunately Trump ignored the advice from the science and the risks of a pandemic like the one we're living now. The numbers speak for themselves, there is not enough equipment and prevention to face this threat, the US is ramping up at a very high speed, the US has the least recovered cases and the death toll is on the rise. Trump reacted just because the stock market crashed as a consequence of the inaction and indifference from this administration, at that time Trump tried to manipulate the markets by broadcasting false and misleading statements the damage was already done. The old saying applied, the market is always right, the market assessed the situation and said, this is going to hurt the foundation of the economy and it will take time to recover, so the market cashed out and it was when Donald Trump reacted. This is not about politics, we see numbers here, but these numbers are people who are struggling, we can't take the time back to revert mistakes like the one Trump did by dismantling the pandemic unit created by Obama. We have to be resilient, proactive, careful and mindful and endure this crisis with the resources we have now and do the best we can. Do the best you can to keep healthy. Educationby Madrid338
COVID chartJust trying to extrapolate the graph extremely noobly to see what's up. A straight line from recent data is taken. The actual data is rising faster than this. The projected numbers against month April, may, june are marked. by cryptovivs1
ClownedI dont like the project much but you have to take your hat off to the team and the very powerful backers behind them - Somehow I doubt this chart will be scaled large enough to fit the event although i sincerely hope it isby Nom_de_GuerreUpdated 4
WHO KnowsHe who knows he who knows not, and knows not that he knows not, is a fool, shun him; He who knows not,and knows that he knows not, is a child, teach him. He who knows, and knows not that he knows, is asleep, wake him. He who knows, and knows that he knows, is wise, follow him i actually have no idea what i am talking about. Do not take me seriously, stay safe :Dby monkreetUpdated 119
COVID-19 : No Recovery till NowNumber of death continue increasing , this is very serious case. Plaese follow these steps to avoid effect. ThankYouby TRADiNG_hub38
I'm actually quite curious on inflection points and fib levels. We are talking mother nature here.. So i wonder how pandemics correlate with fib levels. It'd be cool if someone had access to other pandemic charts and if they could chart what the fib levels look like. by xueq4