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RAB910

(3,501 posts)
Sat Feb 15, 2020, 12:12 PM Feb 2020

The Coronavirus will have a huge negative impact on the world economy

We are quietly hearing disjointed reports that are indicating the negative economic impact of the virus

- international conferences canceled

- airlines and cruise ships taking it on the chin

- massive impact on China's economy

- shortage of products and critical supplies in other nations that are sourced in China

- a hard hit on the tourism trade worldwide that counts on a hefty contribution from Chinese tourists


All of these things will add up and lead to a cascading effect that will plunge the world wide economy into a tailspin. Expect it to start when the next round of earnings reports start to come in.

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The Coronavirus will have a huge negative impact on the world economy (Original Post) RAB910 Feb 2020 OP
THERAFLU stock safeinOhio Feb 2020 #1
Theraflu doesn't work on this one - completely different and unrelated virus. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2020 #2
Won't see that safeinOhio Feb 2020 #5
Sadly that isn't a treatment for the disease RAB910 Feb 2020 #3
K&R smirkymonkey Feb 2020 #4
Markets often do not wait for earnings reports empedocles Feb 2020 #6
generally not but I don't think investors are focused on the right things RAB910 Feb 2020 #7
And the Republicans will blame Obama. DavidDvorkin Feb 2020 #8
Don't worry, Trump will save us. NOT! shockey80 Feb 2020 #9
Oil. Igel Feb 2020 #10

RAB910

(3,501 posts)
7. generally not but I don't think investors are focused on the right things
Sat Feb 15, 2020, 12:49 PM
Feb 2020

they are looking at the spread of the disease rather than the current economic impact

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