Driving the news: Of the 364 companies that have held Q4 earnings calls, 138 cited the term “coronavirus” during the call, and about 25% of those included some impact from the coronavirus or modified guidance due to the virus, according to FactSet.

Apple was the latest, saying Monday it would not meet quarterly revenue expectations due to limited iPhone production and Chinese demand.

What they’re saying: “This will eventually end badly. I have never in my career seen anything as crazy as what’s going on right now,” Scott Minerd, global CIO of Guggenheim Investments, writes in a note. “The cognitive dissonance in the credit market is stunning.”

He’s not alone: “The ramp up in China will take much longer than many expect because of the need to prevent a secondary flare up in contagion,” Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, said on Twitter.