Here is a simplified example. A $10 stock has a 10% daily range. Each day this % range is converted into dollars based on the opening price, so today the price range is expected to be $1.00 (10% of the $10 open price). In the morning the stock drops to $9.75. Bounces up $9.90 then falls back to $9.80 and then moves higher again.
Those are really the drawbacks. Itâs time and of course the cost.â. Intravenous vitamin therapy is not something typically covered by insurance, unless youâve been officially diagnosed with malnutrition. The cost of a vitamin therapy session ranges from $100 to $175, depending on the nutrients required. IV vitamin therapy works best on those people who are most deficient and its effectiveness declines as your condition improves.
In the US, doctors typically charge $400-800 per infusion. Thatâs a lot of money, but itâs consistent with the cost of similar procedures. Unfortunately, insurance doesnât cover ketamine therapy, so the patient must bear the full cost. Thatâs a serious problem since many lifelong sufferers are unable to work.