Stop in for a cup of coffee

I think most are focused on new cases per day. Which is a pretty good indicator except that it only considers people who get tested. And I think most tests still take a couple days, so there is a lag in reporting.
im watching the number of hospitalizations more than I am the total deaths or cases. I think that's a better indicator of how things are going and so far, the number of new hospitalizations has been dropping around the country. Cases are still going up but appear to be milder in nature, but I think this leads credence to the notion that this will follow other coronavirus's and mutate to a less deadly form to stay viable as the temps increase and people stay away from each other. I think this is all but gone by June, with a resurgence in Late September. just a gut feeling. I am no expert by any means so this is more a matter of opinion based on SARS and Swine Flu, both coronaviruses.