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YTD? Look at the last 10 years and see why you needed only APPL.BAC - 24% YTD
APPL - 19% YTD
BRK - 12& YTD
Does diversification work ? Looks like over YTD it does.
Have a good day, Derf
Yes, Paxlovid is free to the US consumers, as noted above. But Pfizer is getting paid. I found this NPR report with more details that says (but I didn't read the entire contract) that the US Government got a discount from $530/box (5-day course) for its initial huge order, but is paying $530/box for any incremental orders. As is typical, consumers' insurance may be billed first and it is not covered for ANY reason, the Government picks up the tab.Paxlovid seems an effective medication. It is by prescription but is free from government or from health insurance. I don't know, how much Pfizer gets paid for it although I read somewhere that it would sell it for $530/box (5-day course) list.
It did cause a very bad taste in the mouth that I searched for and found a less common symptom that it is called Paxlovid-Mouth. Also, every 2-3 hours of sitting up, I get sleep-tired, and I am not even a day napper.
Both my wife and I got it. Bright side is that sort of solves the isolation logistics for now.
Is 7% coming soon?!.....
It took a while but has arrived.
US 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Tops 7%, Hits Highest Since 2001
It surprises me how much the rate has increased this year. But, the Fed is now getting it's way. Sales prices are softening and demand has declined. There have even been reports of softening in rental rates in some areas. The housing related boom appears to be a thing of the past. Now I am wondering how hard the landing will be.
bring it back, man!@CrashYou would have really enjoyed the 70's and 80's and some of the 90's with paper, snail mail and telephones!!!But we're dealing with MACHINES, as always--- since we put THEM in charge. Oy.
The new rate is still very respectable.For I Bonds, the September report was the last of a six-month series that will set the I Bond’s new annualized variable rate, which will go into effect for I Bonds purchased from November 2022 to April 2023. Inflation increased 3.24% over that period, so the I Bond’s new variable rate will be 6.48%
meat-animals-beef-food-plant-basedThe choice before us — if we’re serious about climate action and animal welfare — is to either significantly change the meat we eat or eat significantly less of it. Should hybrid meat fulfill its promise, we may be able to do both.
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