If I'm in America from England, your care will be good in the hospital. You'll be awestruck with the bill but the quality will be up to par. So I don't think it would be too huge of an issue.
Yes, they turn you away. This was a requirement by the government in order for them to reopen. Universal guaranteed to take the temp of every guest and turn anyone with a fever away as part of their opening plan. There's no grey area. There's no what if. If you have a fever that high, you will be asked to leave property because that is what health professionals said is needed.
I just got an email from Seaworld. All guests must pass temperature screening before entering park.
I'm getting a severe case of FOMO but just can't pull the trigger until I see what July brings to get back in the market. Airlines need a breather, hope they can deal with it and make money.
What are you missing out on? Getting COVID?
Sorry, back into the market. It was in response to @Mad Dog post about the airline stocks going up today on strong bookings.
I inherited a good sum as the result of closing a brokerage account in December. Just waiting for a little certainty what happens in the next year. I also removed about half of my holdings at the end of February. It was going south and a blind man could see it so I wait. The strength of this rally is a little surprising to me even with the amount of money they have tossed out for grabs. Pretty sure we see a slump or worse after the start of August and tourism would be affected by that as well. Papa looks at his 401k and says "not this year kids, we got to tighten our belts or pops will be living in your home for the rest of his life".OMG! Did you sell it all at the beginning of this ordeal? Were you in on the conference call with Richard Burr?
I'm just about where I was at the end of Feb. Very minimal difference. Still higher than end of fourth quarter. It's been an amazing rebound. I've been in the market since 1975. I rarely sell.It always goes back up. Just a bit of patience is important to have. ...That said, you had pretty good timing, so it worked out well for you. Too bad you didn't buy into some of those lows at the end of March. Ahhhh, but hindsight....They're keeping their fingers crossed there's no 'substantial' second wave this summer. The economy is recovering more strongly than most analysts anticipated a few weeks ago.
I mean, it's better than expected, but we're still at 13.3% unemployment, bigger than any time during the Great Recession. not sure I'd call that "really good"
Compared to an 'expected 20% unemployment rate' after a lockdown of most of the nation, that's good news. Have to look at it in the big picture. The economy only tanked since the country was purposely locked down, not because there were inherent weaknesses in the economy. It's still going to be a tough 6 months, but the picture is so much brighter than even the 'experts' were hoping for. Sure, tourist areas won't be where they were before, probably for a good while, but it's still a very positive sign. It's not as bad as the doomsayers were saying.
