/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18927581
>Small businesses aren't the shit that's publicly traded
correct, but they have loans from companies that are publicly traded, buy products from companies that are publicly traded, pay rent to companies that are publicly traded, buy insurance from companies that are publicly traded, bank with companies ...

>When lockdowns ease it's going to pop back as people return to work
they won't america's workforce is not mobile (economic, not geographic). Companies won't have the demand to hire back those who were laid off. It's not just retail, it's also B2B.

>Anything that thinks this isn't temporary is an idiot
Anyone thinking this is isn't a huge ramp is a brainlet.

>>18633309
>>18633329
interpretations of the unemployment number are shit because half of people are still saying that it's lagging. additionally, the states can't even process all the claims in time. Almost everything is just faggy spin on the unemployment numbers, and i'm pretty sure they have almost nothing to do with the price action we're seeing.