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    THIS WEEK'S COVER: America's markets are afraid of coronavirus — that much is clear. While we don't know how far the virus will spread, we do know that patient, long-term investors win in the end. Read more in this week's issue of Barron's.

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  2. Online payments platform Boku said it has benefitted from people being stranded in their own homes amid the coronavirus outbreak, sending the stock almost 10% higher.

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  3. In total, 1,344 delegates, or about a third of the total available delegates over the entire primary calendar, are awarded by Super Tuesday states.

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  4. When no one has a clue what is going to happen next, buying calls is a good way to bet on a rise in stock prices, but limit the losses if the market tumbles.

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  5. Stocks rallied worldwide on Tuesday, catching up with the gains in the United States on hopes of government aid to offset the impact of the virus that is slowing economic activity globally.

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  6. Apple shares soared 9.3% Monday, restoring $111 billion to the company’s market value.

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  7. The app got many young investors excited about trading stocks. Monday’s breakdown leaves some of them with questions.

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  8. Following the sharp selloff last week, stocks rose throughout Monday trading, and staged a sharp rally near the end of the day.

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  9. Cases diagnosed in countries other than China increased to 1,598 Monday from 1,160 new cases reported Sunday. The number of deaths in the U.S. climbed to six.

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  10. Xerox Holdings, as expected, has launched a $24-a-share tender offer for all shares of HP Inc.

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  11. The 5.1% surge outstripped the previous record point gain—a surge of 1,086 on Dec. 26, 2018—by more than 200. Walmart and Apple fueled the rise.

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  12. The company said it lost $219.1 million in the quarter, or $2.14 per share. Wall Street had been forecasting a loss of 40 cents a share.

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  13. While Monday’s trading saw a crop of investors eager to buy following last week’s rout, analysts at J.P. Morgan urge investors to wait this one out, at least when it comes to bank stocks.

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  14. The stock rose as people worried about the coronavirus rushed to stock up—a rally that came as investors awaited the retailer's fourth-quarter earnings report, due Tuesday before the market opens.

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  15. The videoconferencing company’s stock has rallied more than 60% year to date, spurred on by growing concerns about the risk of holding in-person meetings.

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  16. For businesses that should be able to weather the coronavirus outbreak relatively unscathed, last week’s correction is the kind of buying opportunity value investors live for.

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  17. Shares of Walmart and Target gained ground as well.

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  18. The stock market is having a very good day. The companies most exposed to coronavirus are not.

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  19. Analysts upgraded 41 stocks Monday and downgraded only 6, marking the most upgrades in one day over the past 30 days, according to data aggregated by Bloomberg and examined by Barron’s.

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    Moody's Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi joined us on the roundtable...take a listen to what he had to say!

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  21. The three major U.S. stock market indexes rose in a reversal from last week’s rout.

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