"They recovered all of those losses – and then some," saidrecently on how long stocks felt the pain of endemics and pandemics. Not too long, it turns out., which eventually sickened more than 6% of Haitians., linked to birth defects in the babies of mothers infected while pregnant, tore through Latin America, the Caribbean and the U.S. The global stock market shed 6% a month after Zika took off. But six months later? It was down just around 0.6%.
"On a forward-looking basis, dengue fever, swine flu, Ebola, measles, rubella, Zika, they don't hurt the stock market that much," saidSome patterns of the past are harder to learn from.
Not this time
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DUH - would we have reached new highs, if we hadn’t recovered from them before?
Now is a good time to invest in Funeral Operators, Casket Producers.. Dark Days ahead. 🍀🍀🍀. 2% dead in a matter months is hard to wrap one’s mind around.
We don't have any recession right now, no need to get panic...
Our Economy is in recovery phase, it will be very strong & it can fight with any virus..
This too shall pass & Stocks will rebound with twice than what they were before this dip... Need To Be Positive , If markets are happy our lives will ne happy. Lets Not Panic.🙂✌️
To act like this time isn't a bit different due to its contagion level and the fact that it is already around the world is just crazy.
can you update this?
A better analysis would be market reactions after the 1957 and 1968 Pandemics, which are potentially better analogies than the scares weve had in recent decades coronavirus
That’s an outdated chart!
what genius making this thinks we're only down 2% since january
The fact that we are where we are and outbreaks having been what they've been It would seem to be axiomatic that we will. Slim.
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