Doesn't make sense unless their talking about per capita. Almost 6,00 people died in Sweden. Almost 160,000 died in the US.

While I agree that a vaccine in only a few months is unlikely - the average time it takes to develop a vaccine is 20 years, and the fastest ever was four, that's about all that's right in this article. It pushes ridiculous conspiracy theories and states "facts" that are simply not true.

Highly recommended.

Hope we see more by you.

Actually, the entire world has been watching what every other country has been doing to see what works. Some small countries like South Korea, New Zealand, Iceland and even Israel (at least in the beginning) received a lot of attention because it seemed that they were winning the battle.

It is true that this realization as impacted by own thinking. But it's important to realize that we can't go back to the way life was before COVID-19. If we operated without any restrictions, and allowed the disease to spread unchecked, millions more would die.

I'm sure people realize how important the medical implications will be for such a tiny camera. This is pretty significant. $MDGS $SCTC

At first I wondered what the headline had to actually do with the article, because though I enjoyed the article, it wasn't until nearly the end that the question of masks came up but I have to thoroughly disagree. Mark, you are clearly a stock market expert. But are you also a medical expert or epidemiologist? If not, what gives you the right to say masks don't work?

Tech is definitely overvalued with some sky-high valuations. A great example is #WeWork which is a real-estate company, but called themselves a tech company to get a higher valuation. $WE

Excellent, highly recommended.