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The 90% economy that lockdowns will leave behind
It will not just be smaller, it will feel strange
The Lasting Effects of a Lockdown | The Big Conversation | Refinitiv
This week Real Vision uses Refinitiv's best-in-class data to look at whether markets are pricing in peak fear or peak economic distress. Peak fear may alread...
Our world will change forever as we finally exit the nightmare of COVID-19. This grand experiment in isolation will end in a matter of weeks. 4 or maybe 8...but the end will come, even if in phases, come May or June. May this virus die and rot in hell.
From Apocalypse to Supernova: How the Pandemic Is Changing U.S. Retail
Experts weigh in on what the retail sector will look like once the viral threat has passed.
6 coronavirus insights from MIT Sloan Management Review | MIT Sloan
How to make better decisions, plan for long-term supply chain and economic disruptions, and reduce remote-work stress during the coronavirus outbreak.
Insights from past downturns and recoveries
Whatever we do, we are going to have to keep doing it for quite a while. The stock market moves in cycles with periods of contraction followed by periods of expansion. There have been eight market downturns in the past 47 years. The regions shaded in orange in the exhibit below highlight a contraction phase of a stock market cycle, and the green regions show an expansion phase.
Why are Markets Collapsing? How Bad Will COVID-19 Really Be?
Will Covid-19 be as bad as last year’s flu or 10 times as bad? No one knows. But markets are treating it as the worst-case scenario, notes Eric K. Clemons.
A COVID-19 winter is coming for Australia's startups
Do you have a plan for the impact of the pandemic on your startup? Get one, fast. In a briefing to portfolio companies, A-List venture capital investor Sequioa Capital calls COVID-19 a black swan event - something rare, of significant global impact, and difficult to predict except in retrospect.
Get Ready for Closed Borders and Crashing Markets
Markets took a new tumble on Monday as WHO indicated a global pandemic may be on the way. If coronavirus becomes 2020’s biggest story, what…
How Unfunded Pensions Will Destroy Your Retirement (w/ Raoul Pal)
How can ordinary people behaving rationally create a generational threat? Raoul Pal, in his role as CEO and co-founder of Global Macro Investor, joins Real V...
What are the possible economic effects of COVID-19 on the world economy?
In a widely-quoted scenario using estimated attack and fatality rates of coronavirus, about 0.07% of the population of the US dies. That's about 230,000 people, which the market is not ready for.
Lyn Alden's excellent newsletter from March 2020 Newsletter: Crashing Down Through Exter's Pyramid
This has been a historic month for global markets across almost all asset classes, representing the conclusion of a bull market in U.S. equities that lasted for more than a decade. It might also be at or near the conclusion of a 40-year bull market in U.S.