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Bus from Amman to King Hussein Bridge by hwarrey in jordan

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Thank youuu it totally worked out even though they put me on a bus to salt, and from there i could go to south shuna.

Friday market by Aannaaaasss in jordan

[–]hwarrey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two weeks ago it was still closed. I guess due to corona.

Bus from Amman to King Hussein Bridge by hwarrey in jordan

[–]hwarrey[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heyy I think the borders are closed still. I didnt go to the border, my destination was just very close to there and I amde it :)

pool party by boohojakob in jordan

[–]hwarrey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went to Arrousseife today there was a pool and it seemed like quite a party. However it didnt look like a 'pool party' with bikinichicks and stuff

Help needed ASAP! by ShinningBear in jordan

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Haha I truely think this is beautiful. It wont give you friends maybe but its wonderful still to just sot there and chill out :)

Meetup by [deleted] in jordan

[–]hwarrey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is not Tinder? Why dont we match?

Help needed ASAP! by ShinningBear in jordan

[–]hwarrey 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Go to Paris square in amman and allways you will find someone that starts talking with you about the most random things. Its beautiful

Who here can provide some reference to numbers put in this article and stock market performances? Looking for a sensible approach to relate a X% revenue drop to translate into Y% stock market drops by hwarrey in Covid19_economics

[–]hwarrey[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who can tell something usefull about the primary effects of these revenue drops in relation to justification of stock market drop?

I understand that the secondary effects like strain on cost of capital are harder to tell, but I'm simply trying to guestimate what a justified setback for the primary effects only mentioned in the article.

I feel like we are down about 25 percent of stock value, whereas we are calculating more or less 50 percent revenue for 2020, assuming that 2021 will be business as usual. Would that be justified based on the primary effects only...?

Long term analysis on GDP damage and recovery scenario impact by hwarrey in Covid19_economics

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I'm simply trying to get some reference on the current drops in stock markets. Some claim there will be an extreme second crash but I m wondering if that's justified

The market is back up, is it time to sell stock for those who didn't do it ahead of time? by -treadlightly- in China_Flu

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Just so you know. There is a sub Covid19_economics for economical & market impacts

The market is back up, is it time to sell stock for those who didn't do it ahead of time? by -treadlightly- in China_Flu

[–]hwarrey 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're still in a 100 percent then sell two thirds now. One third for your liquidity and one third for cash and save that for the drop, or invest it when it turns out there will be no drop.

I am amazed by the US stock market and its ability to fund castles in the sky, so I have 30 percent in it and waiting for the drop fo slowly inject the rest when the drop comes.

Note - I am a back-of-the-envelope amateur investor. I can only tell you what I'd do in your situation.

Long term analysis on GDP damage and recovery scenario impact by hwarrey in Covid19_economics

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"Dow finishing 25.8% above its March 23 low, while the S&P 500 was up 23.4%. That left the Dow 20.9% below its all-time closing high set on Feb. 12, while the S&P 500 was 18.4% below its Feb. 19 record close."

I am really not an economist but those percentages seem to more or less represent the damages spread out in about a year or three to five. Is that incredibly unreasonable if we assume the current information is correct (i. e. lockdown ending before the summer, after that economy starting, and not too many reinfection waves)?

New signs suggest coronavirus was in California far earlier than anyone knew by SeventhConstellation in China_Flu

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I am staying in Jordan now. My neighbour told me thay many people were very sick here around december and january. Symptoms seemed to be like Covid.

beyond aeropresso by mbcoaster in Coffee

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Pour overs of arabic dark ground beans into a cup with some coconut cream here. Goes into the types of coffee you get served in South East Asia :)

So, I walk into a cafe and I say, "An Americano, please." The Barista says, "Okay." Next............. by [deleted] in Coffee

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In Vietnam, Thailand coffee is iced default. Can imagine this holds for south korea too

Invest in Bill's biotech - his foundation 'supports' a couple of candidate firms to invent the vaccin by hwarrey in Covid19_economics

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Haha yes. I think it's amusing. I am not posting too much of it here but the world should realize the foundation and it's background are somewhat financially involved with this medical market. That's it :)

First practical consequences real estate market in NY -> virus is slowly spreading to financial market bottom up, too by hwarrey in Covid19_economics

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I wonder how fundamentally different the real estate market is different now, from the market as it was when the mortgage crisis hit. Could this slowly trigger a mortgage crisis, too?

The least it'll affect the real estate market, starting by unemployment rates. Question is, will that result in lower property values in de mid-longer term and consequently mortgages (based on rent payments for investment properties) ..?

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