"Italy Hopeful That Coronavirus Pandemic Is Slowing Down" -- Wall Street Journal
"Possible Good News: Fewer Fevers Reported Nationwide, Says Smart Thermometer Company" -- Reason
The story in that Reason column was also picked up by the New York Times.
Kinsa Heath makes Internet-connected thermometers, and has adapted its software to identify fevers likely to indicate coronavirus.
The trend is down all over the country.
Interesting, at the very least, but these days the Drudge Report seems to highlight only the alarming outlier news stories as opposed to the encouraging ones.
Meanwhile, the governor of my state, Florida, just handed down a stay-at-home order for the entire state.
Some people will be going six weeks without income, apart from the paltry $1200 some people will receive from the federal government.
People are burning through what little savings they have. Some businesses will not recover.
But what should you, dear reader, do during the crisis?
If you have money, where should you put it?
Some people will emerge from this crisis in good health, but ruined.
Here's how not to do that.
The folks who made the Money Revealed docu-series you all raved to me about have put together an extremely timely series called Crisis Investing 2020, which they'll be releasing for free one episode at a time.
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