Am schlimmsten betroffen werden Firmen aus dem Konsumbereich, wie Star Bucks, McDonalds, Kinos, Shopping Center usw.
Die Industrie hingegen wird an Lieferengpässen auch China leiden.
Wie man es auch dreht: Die Epidemie und deren Sekundäreffekten werden sich stark auf die US-Börsen auswirken, und im jetzigen 10 % Rückgang ab ATH ist das noch längst nicht eingepreist. Egal was Walter in der NZZ liest.
www.marketwatch.com/story/...spreads-across-the-us-2020-02-26
If COVID-19, the coronavirus that has sickened more than 80,000 people, spreads across the U.S. as health officials are warning, consumer-facing companies would be the first to be hit as their customers isolate themselves and avoid public spaces, experts said Wednesday.
The list includes everyone from retailers to restaurant operators, luxury-goods companies and cinema chains, many of which are starting to offer the first clues as to how the disease is impacting business. For now, those clues are mostly focused on business conducted in China or supply-chain-related issues. Few have offered details on how bad things could get if the U.S. is subjected to similar restrictions on movement to those imposed in China to contain the spread of the disease.