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Going viral. Stocks sold off on Friday as news about new cases of Coronavirus gave traders panicky symptoms. An overbought market was looking for reasons to take a break.

Comfortably numb. Markets closed mixed yesterday as virus fears abated and mixed earnings trickled in. A weak economic indicator was largely ignored and stocks gave up earlier losses.

28 hours later. Stocks posted a mixed close yesterday as worries over the Coronavirus faded. Housing continues to shine as Existing Home Sales jumped last month, the strongest in almost two years.

Infectious. Stocks pulled back yesterday after the CDC reported its first case of the Chinese Coronavirus. Boeing announced that its 737 Max would return to service later than expected, upsetting investors yet again.

Taking numbers. Stocks rose to new new highs on Friday on positive economic data and raw bullishness. Builders are building more leaving investors wondering if that is good news or something to be concerned about.

Let it ride. Stocks climbed to new highs yet again as investors believe in a bright trade future. NAFTA 2.0 was approved by the Senate in a rare show of bipartisanship.

Such a deal. Stocks rose yesterday in applause of the signing of the Phase One trade deal between the US and China. Investors are now free to focus on corporate earnings.