Live from the Neszak Market Site overlooking New York Times Square, this is

Fast Money. I'm Courtney Reagan in tonight for Melissa Lee. Your traders on the

desk are Tim Seymour, Karen Fireman, Stephen Grasso and Guy Adami. Tonight on Fast, investors on edge as the Dudley Corona virus spreads.

A second case now confirmed in the US, how Wall Street is reacting to the outbreak.

Also ahead, we're gearing up for the busiest week of the earnings season.

We'll break down the key names that need to be on your radar.

And later, our chart of the week, why this mystery name stood out to one of our traders. But we be the as the FAA tells airlines the grounded 737 max plane could get recertified by mid-year.

Moments ago, though, Boeing delaying its test flight of its newest plane.

The Triple 7X. Phil LaBoe, who never sleeps, the Triple 7X.

Phil Laboe, who never sleeps,

is covering it all for us from ever Washington.

Hi Phil.

Hi, Courtney, the Triple 7X test flight,

the first flight of the Triple 7X didn't happen because far too windy today. X

didn't happen because far too windy today.

They just were not having the optimal conditions.

They're going to try again tomorrow.

Let's talk about the 737 Max story.

As you mentioned, the big reversal in shares for Boeing

happened midday after word got out that the head of the FAA, Steve Dixon, got on the

phone with executives for the three US airlines that have the 737 max and he said

look there is good progress being made by Boeing when it comes to taking care of all of the issues

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