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Eid ul fitr

Eid ul fitr is an Islamic holiday to celebrate the end of their 30 days fast. It is also called the festival of breaking of fast. The India and also the US stock market is to be close today Monday to honour the festival.




There is something unique about this year's Islamic fast and the Eid ul fitr holiday, which is the birth of the new novel pandemic, the COVID 19. Many have prayed against it, but it is important we still take caution on the hygiene measures to prevent the virus. Respiratory hygiene, washing of hand and social distance. Avoid touching of the eyes, nose and mouth. We should also know that COVID 19 is not a death sentence, one could recover from it, if one have a good immune system. It is a bad time to smoke cigarettes and consume excessive alcohol. One could add to there diet oranges and other immune boosting food items. One could consider Circumin 2000 very nice immune boaster. Note it is dangerous for those with underlining sickness to be infected with COVID-19, so stay safe.



The pandemic affected the stock market, currency market and as well the commodity market. These coupled with the oil price crash due to the disagreement between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Things would get back to shape because money is being pumped into finding a vaccine, if you are smart, buy now because things are getting back in shape.

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