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The notion that the country will "reopen" in 4 weeks is a fantasy. The social distance lifestyle will continue for months.
When we do eventually go back to "normal", it won't quite be the old normal. The demand shock & consumer trust shock will linger for a bit longer, and many consumer/political/corporate behaviors & views will have permanently shifted.
But not necessarily those we think. People will in fact go back to working in offices.
If this is the US you're talking about, honestly anything goes.
Unless we have #Masks4All and #Test4All or saving accounts run out of money.
if # of deaths is a better approximation of the extent of spread (because testing is limited in most countries), South Korea tested 13 times more (proportional to the deaths) compared to the US.
Years.
@fchollet *will* take months != *should* take months != *can* take months.
Unfortunately.
That really depends on how fast the promoted narrative gets exposed for the massive disinformation it is promoting.
@jpmorgan says 1-2 weeks, in a letter to clients this AM, quoted by @jimcramer
Nonessential workers can start returning to work with social distancing, masks, and gloves. South Korea never imposed a total lockdown. I do see a cultural issue with people using masks in the US though.
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