Hi appreciated @deathcross.
This is a great interpretative analysis.
Based on the premise that the evolution of the virus affects the stock market, we would have to consider the spread in South America. The first cases have already appeared.
In the American territory the government State residence will invest all the technological and financial resources that are within its reach to attack the virus. But in South America it is something else.
How much can an outbreak of great magnitude in the South affect the American economy? Would your interests be affected? Would military and commercial cooperation treaties be suspended?
Your friend, Juan.
I have some ideas how health care in South America looks like. Where many people has almost nothing to eat, states are weak or corrupt, state hospitals are horrible... (And also In Africa.) The virus vill spread with an accelerated speed and after that, it can return from there to the "developed" countries. I'm afraid much greater problems are approaching than what we have seen until now.
Me contaron cosas de los hospitales estatales de América del Sur y no me gustaría poner mi un pie en ninguno de ellos.
You're right. I hadn't thought about the boomerang effect. OMG, what will happen?