No, not panicking, but not planning on taking any cruise vacations (not that I ever planned to tbh).  Investments remain the same.  But the unfolding story is worth following to me, if nothing else because I get curious about how statistics are calculated, how those numbers inform the public or mislead (not necessarily on purpose).  The info about quarantines, about early management of containment and what could have improved the situation (such as  business conferences, that's how it got to Germany, and several other EU countries.  People from China should have remained home.) I've been keeping an eye the death to recovery ratio, which today is 14%, a steady daily decrease from initial rate of 55%.  The bottom line of overall fatality risk is still unknown, not until the remaining positive testing individuals resolve one way or another, and within that, what groups are most at risk.   But I did find the other stats and info worth learning about.  Such as, heart damage from treatments, risk of heart failure for those re-infected, the incubation period and asymptomatic phase of being contagious, the factoid of the study showing that SARS vaccine could put people at risk of dying from other less serious corona viruses like the common cold!