Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI)

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CLOSED CASES
5,797,506
Cases which had an outcome:
5,303,322 (91%)
Recovered / Discharged
494,184 (9%)

June 25, 180,753 cases.

http://srv1.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

IPV (intimate partner violence) throughout the world. In total, the report predicts at least 15 million additional cases of IPV will occur as a result of COVID-19 lockdowns.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/making-sense-chaos/202005/why-the-increase-in-domestic-violence-during-covid-19

On Tuesday 24 March, 38 percent of study participants reported significant depression and 36 percent reported significant anxiety. On the day before the announcement, 16 percent reported significant depression and 17 percent reported significant anxiety.

Rates remained elevated later in the week, but not as high as immediately after the announcement, with just over 20 percent on each subsequent day reporting significant levels of depression and anxiety, according to the large representative study of the pandemic's impact on mental health.

The research, conducted by academics at the University of Sheffield and Ulster University, indicated that many people are nonetheless remaining resilient and faring well—and that almost everyone is following government advice to avoid spreading the virus.

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-03-depression-anxiety-spiked-coronavirus-lockdown.html

Dow getting winded

https://markets.businessinsider.com/index/dow_jones?op=1



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http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/money-supply-charts


June 24th, 2020

• U.S. Economic Activity Was Faltering Before the Pandemic-Driven Collapse
• Pre-Pandemic Economic Troubles Were Driven Primarily by Intensifying Federal Reserve Policy Malfeasance
• March 2020 Economic Numbers Took the Initial Hit of the Pandemic Shutdown, Pulling First-Quarter 2020 GDP into an Annualized 5.0% (-5.0%) Contraction
• April 2020 Saw the Worst-Ever Monthly Collapses in Industrial Production, Nonresidential Construction, Payrolls and Retail Sales
• May 2020 Saw Dead-Cat Bounces in Monthly Production and Construction, Some Bottom-Bouncing in Payrolls and Rebounding Retail Sales; the Latter Two Series of Questionable Reporting Quality
• In Its 18th Straight Month of Annual Decline, the May 2020 Cass Freight Index® Notched Lower, Closing in on Its Record Trough of the Great Recession
• Second Year of Federal Reserve Reporting Delays Look to Exclude Long Overdue, Pre-Pandemic Downside Revisions to Industrial Production from the July 30th Second-Quarter 2020 GDP Estimate and Annual Benchmark Revisions
• All Considered, Initial Second-Quarter 2020 Real GDP Holds on Track for the Deepest-Ever Annualized Quarterly Contraction, Down by Roughly 50% (-50%)
• Protracted Recovery Likely Will Be L-Shaped, Not V-Shaped

http://www.shadowstats.com/article/csbe1441