Australia's largest stock trading and investment forum Australia's #1 stock forum

Sweden is about to become a basket case. Modelling shows 50% of...

First 42 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
redpencil

5,090 Posts.

60

04/04/20

17:45

Post #: 43880152
Share

Originally posted by BushTelegraph1 ↑

Sweden's total death toll is 358, and Denmark's is 139. Sweden's death rate compared to this and other European countries which follow draconian lockdown policies, indicates that it is not suffering any apocalyptic death toll because of its approach. An early upturn in deaths in Sweden is to be expected as its population gets exposed quicker than in other countries.

It's worth noting that Madrid, which was one of the first centres in Spain experiencing high death rates, has seen a levelling out and decrease over the last few days, despite a daily increase of over 10% in those tested positive. It got to a certain ceiling and no further. There is a sector of the population which is vulnerable and now we are starting to see what the true death rate is, a small fraction of 1%. Have a look again at this map, and compare it with winter weeks in preceding years. The lockdown is not justified.
https://www.euromomo.eu/slices/map_2017_2020.html

It's an interesting discussion. Thanks for providing counterarguments.

Expand

Sweden is about to become a basket case. Modelling shows 50% of the population will be infected by end of April.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...t-covid-19-sweden-warning-infections-lockdown
7 Upvote

Reply

There are more pages in this discussion • 211 more messages in this thread...

First 42 Last

SPONSORED BY