Jumping at shadows IMO, take it from someone who has had swine...

Jumping at shadows IMO, take it from someone who has had swine flu
2-3% death-rate is hardly a pandemic and I'm betting you'll find final rate to be closer to half that if not less, as the early outbreak is always worse.
SARS saw a market boom only months after, this will be no different IMO
Top up during disasters when they turn up buying opportunities, history is littered with examples of this, war, famine, outbreaks, it doesn't matter, it's only ever short lived.
It's financial diseases that spread worse and have a longer term effect, like "The Great Depression", "The 87 stock market crash", "The financial crises", "The Tech Wreck", etc, etc.