

Coronavirus hits the global supply chain, the demise of at-home-trading and updates on the Saudi infiltration of Twitter
Feb 25, 2020
In this discussion, guest Matt Frieman, an Associate Professor at the University of Maryland specializing in microbiology and emerging coronaviruses, sheds light on the global impact of COVID-19. He delves into how the virus is influencing supply chains, and the urgent need for effective public health measures. The hosts also explore Bernie Sanders' political victory in Nevada, Morgan Stanley's acquisition of E*Trade, and troubling incidents of foreign infiltration at Twitter, raising concerns over data security and the evolving investment landscape.
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Coronavirus Impact on Tech Stocks
- The coronavirus outbreak is impacting the stock market, especially tech stocks.
- This is due to disruptions in the global supply chain and concerns about the pandemic's economic impact.
Economy-Centric Perspective
- Society's focus has shifted towards economic implications over human impact.
- This is apparent in the immediate concern for market performance following news of a potential pandemic.
Get a Flu Shot
- Get a flu shot to avoid overwhelming the healthcare system.
- This prevents confusion and panic, as flu symptoms can mimic other illnesses.