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Faber at the New York Stock Exchange. Future is green after three days of losses for the Dow.

Investors looking over some of the coronavirus headlines this morning,

including the smallest number of new confirmed cases since January,

although the death toll now exceeds 2000.

Europe's green wholesale inflation with a surprise pop-up 5 tenths

looking for one-tenth and fed minutes at 2 p.m. Eastern time.

Our roadmap begins with the virus risk for stocks.

Investors closely monitoring the potential economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak as the death toll crosses 2000.

Plus, Tesla stock, guess what it's doing?

Yeah, spiking yet again why one analyst thinks energy generation and storage are going to be the next big thing to fuel the company's growth.

And shares of DISH network rallying that satellite TV provider beating estimates as pay TV subs decline, but at a slower pace.

Stocks are poised for a positive open after the number of new virus cases falls in mainland China, and Chinese officials announce fresh measures to support businesses that are struggling due to the outbreak.

Globally, the number of confirmed cases exceed 75,000 with confirmed deaths surpassing 2,000.

But Jim, as we said, lowest number of new numbers.

Right.

It's for the month so far.

We had Dr. Fauci on yesterday at closing bell, and he was the most optimistic, I think, of the times he was on. He did point out, he was asked a question about whether, what did he feel about the Americans coming off the Japanese ship? And he said, pretty good. It was my decision. So, I mean, what I say is that he's more or less in charge. And he's basically saying, look, it's not the end of the world.

There's going to be some things that go wrong.

But when I say that he was the most bullish, what I say is that I watch the nightly show that we do, which is so good.

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