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Originally Posted by petegz28
So here is some actual data and hopefully indicative of things to come...
At no point since Worldometers started tracking this have we had rising cases and declining deaths until this last couple weeks. You can look back to mid-March and see throughout we had rising deaths with rising cases and both tended to peak at the same time and come down together.
Since June 13th when you saw the first indication of rising cases, deaths have continued their downtrend while cases have shot up to even higher levels than before.
I hope to God that this is the prevailing trend. At this point though this is now becoming a clear divergence from what we saw back in March\April with NY.
Or another way of looking at it, the 7 day moving average of new deaths has been making new lows since June 14th.
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Yeah, that is the best trend we can hope for and I hope it continues and never stops.
I was getting a pretty good feeling about this thing but started to get a little more anxious after AZ, TX, FL, and CA saw explosions. Seeing that these explosions are not translating to deaths is a very good sign so far.
I know deaths lag behind new cases, but still, it's a good sign for now.