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Exited for good kopi $
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superstartup ( Date: 16-Dec-2022 16:51) Posted:
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This is just the starting of a bull run for medical stocks as the world covid situation repeats its 2020 CNY scenario in China. Expecting Medtec to close gap at 0.28 to 0.29 early nxt yr
0.155 hit
Tracer63 ( Date: 23-Dec-2022 10:09) Posted:
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Tgt in sight
Tracer63 ( Date: 16-Dec-2022 11:10) Posted:
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taiwan limiy up today ??
susangoh ( Date: 16-Dec-2022 22:05) Posted:
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Detected some collection, should move next week,
This one golden time has over, sgx market is dead don' t expect too much and uncomparable with Taiwan
PQTPQK ( Date: 16-Dec-2022 14:50) Posted:
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Yep
And it is the 65m shares Bidding at the daily 10% limit unfilled that is interesting
And it is the 65m shares Bidding at the daily 10% limit unfilled that is interesting
PQTPQK ( Date: 16-Dec-2022 14:50) Posted:
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taiwan up 10% limit up ?
Tgt 0.155 today
Accumulate Medtec, TG, RS
any new ? taiwwan up 10 %
Heard that some parts of China covid situation very jialat liao...some province lock down already....
SemiCon-Sunset ( Date: 24-Nov-2022 23:11) Posted:
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CHINA
SemiCon-Sunset ( Date: 24-Nov-2022 23:11) Posted:
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Which country?
Nobody is going back
Nobody is going back
ETHunter ( Date: 24-Nov-2022 13:09) Posted:
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seem strong today ...
SG-Insider ( Date: 24-Nov-2022 15:45) Posted:
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Good news coming....hold..or load up...
Some countries may implement masks on again if XBB cases spike.. Take care.
Number of covid increases in China also..
ETHunter ( Date: 19-Oct-2022 14:53) Posted:
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With winter ahead, Germany reconsiders mask mandates
October 17, 2022
The number of COVID-19 infections is rising, and hospitals are filling up. While some countries say the pandemic is over, lawmakers in Germany are calling for tighter protective measures as winter approaches.
Fall has arrived in Germany, and colorful autumn leaves swirl over Berlin' s Kurfü rstendamm boulevard, where high-end stores line either side of the historic street: clothing, perfume, gifts. Ku' damm, as Berliners call it, thrives on people seduced by the luxury products displayed in shop windows.
Right now, the coronavirus pandemic seems a distant memory. Social distancing is a thing of the past, and only a handful of customers wear face masks in shops. Signs asking people to wear them have also disappeared.
But that could all change soon. Hospitals are sounding the alarm, with more and more doctors and health care workers pushing for a speedy reintroduction of mandatory mask-wearing indoors.
As the number of coronavirus infections increases, so does the pressure on hospitals. In many clinics, normal operations are no longer possible.
Germany public health institute, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), says there are already as many coronavirus patients in hospitals as there were during this year' s peak. And the numbers are going up.
Now, Berlin and Brandenburg are the first of Germany 16 federal states considering a reintroduction of mandatory masks for indoor public spaces, at least in retail.
German hospitals filling up.
Health Minister Karl Lauterbach, a Social Democrat (SPD) lawmaker, says Germany is well-prepared for fall and winter thanks to adapted vaccines and medicines. Despite that, he warns of what might lie ahead.
The direction we re headed is not a good one, he recently said, referring to the situation in Germany hospitals. Deaths are also increasing despite the current omicron variant causing less severe cases.
At the moment, Germany intensive care units are mostly occupied by elderly patients and others whose health risks remain high even with the milder omicron variant.
According to the Association of German Hospitals (DKG), most COVID-19 patients are being treated in normal wards. They are often admitted with a coronavirus infection, not severe COVID-19 symptoms. Still, infected patients have to be isolated, which requires more space, and more personnel...