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The median age of new cases in Florida is 35, so I wouldn't bet on the death rates rising much...also I think deaths as a result of the new cases is priced in, if deaths don't materalize this mostly wouldn't be priced in.
Unfortunately thats where things are tricky in the states, instead of a single unified response they have each state doing something completely different.
Covid-19 cases per day averaged around 20,000 per day until June 15th when the uptrend started to now which is around 41,000 cases per day and rising still. That's over a 100% rise in new cases in just under 2 weeks.
The number of new cases per day was roughly 25,000 around June 20th/21st which is 8 days ago.
It'll be two weeks tomorrow for when the cases started rising but it's spiking faster over the last week so the next couple of weeks should give a far better idea of death rate trends.
Hopefully the death rate will continue to go down but I wouldn't bet on it.
The cases have been rising for 12/13 so deaths would have to rise soon for the pessmistic view to be true however if Jayquethedogs stat is correct only 1 percent of the new cases are at serious or critical state.
Death rates always lag behind case numbers. Give it a couples of weeks and then we will know the true death trend.
There’s two contrasting sides to the US situation - falling deaths and rising cases.
Rising cases is obviously bad, but falling death numbers would push us towards reopening. Ultimately, you don’t lockdown a country the size of the US for something that is ‘only’ killing a few hundred people per day.
The places all previously complimented for lower cases/deaths - germany/china/south korea/Califorina now all facing outbreaks. The countries previously attacked for major hits UK/France/Spain/New York all maintaining low deaths/cases.
lol i dunno what news u watch but USA is in serious problems
https://news.sky.com/story/we-are-facing-a-serious-problem-us-suffers-biggest-single-day-rise-in-coronavirus-cases-12015606
The US has suffered its biggest single-day rise in coronavirus cases, as America's leading infectious diseases expert admitted parts of the country were "facing a serious problem".
A total of 37,077 new infections were reported across the country on Thursday, according to Johns Hopkins University - topping the previous high of 36,291 on 24 April.
And while New York became the initial epicentre of the outbreak, figures indicate a growing crisis across the country's South.
US deaths are still falling despite the fact that cases started rising around the 15/16th June. Unless deaths pick up soon I think the dow will surge because people will lose all fear and see through the headlines.
This is what happened in Sweden recently, cases started picking up again at the beginning of June till the 24th June. Deaths remained flat however. Cases have now had a steep fall there the last few days.