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Gee....I wonder why the NYSE (Original Post)
49jim
Jan 2020
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dchill
(38,497 posts)1. "Coronavirus selloff"
Per MSNBC Ticker.
is a coronavirus selloff?
dchill
(38,497 posts)4. Um... it is what it is?
I'm sure not buying any!
11 Bravo
(23,926 posts)5. A sell-off due to uncertainty over the coronavirus?
Doesn't seem particularly hard to comprehend.
TeamPooka
(24,226 posts)6. the fear that the coronavirus is going to kill all the China money from crap we buy there.
If China is sealed off in quarantine the WalMarts will be empty.
Although I would think some of the drop is fear of domestic unrest also
rzemanfl
(29,558 posts)2. The answer is lurking somewhere. I am positive of that.
KPN
(15,646 posts)7. Coronavirus. Consumer goods are all
pretty much made in China. If transportation in and out of China is disrupted, which air travel already is, it will affect pretty much everything.