Extreme Event Risk! LLC does not see a prolonged recession past the end of Q1 2021. The reasons, the new normal of mask wearing and social distancing will be embraced in the next quarter Q3; fiscal and monetary injections coupled with high savings rates in the developed world; low inflation expectations as a result of historically low interest rates and low to middling price movements, and finally, excess labor force capacity and wage flexibility to fill demand requirements as the global economy begins to grow.
CEO Joshua Putterman presents at SMPS Colorado’s 2020 Economic Trends Luncheon January 16, 2020
1/16/2020 Presentation
https://milehighcre.com/smps-luncheon-2020-economic-forecast/
Boulder Flood September 2013 Doppler image
Extreme Event Risk awarded DOE-NREL Supercomputer Research Allocation
November 1st 2016, Dr. Thomas Jagger (PI) and Joshua Putterman (I) are awarded the DOE Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy and National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) HPC Peregrine Supercomputer Research Allocation (of 160tbs) at NREL, through October 31st 2017. The research focuses on multiscale analysis of extreme weather events.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6727336268490969089-goQd
