The knock on effects will certainly cause major disruptions.

I have been through several market disruptions but those will look like a cake walk compared to this event. 

@Michael Gabin The markets were volatile from news about supply chain disruption from the virus... what caused the plunge was the price of oil cratering (banks are hedged on oil... so that's not good for our economy). 

Some major manufacturers and retailers -- including Microsoft, Apple and Walmart -- have already warned of disrupted supply chains, and have lowered guidance (or implied it) for 2Q20. 

Many, many "discount brokerages" have come and gone during my 20 years, and very few "discount brokerages" are still in operation (i.e  REDFIN) and they have all hailed that their business model will "disrupt and change" the industry and to be honest.....very little has changed.  

We can not and will not let every random tire kicker like you disrupt their lives during a pandemic.3.

I created an online course for aspiring investors because my day is so unpredictable that trying to mentor investors one on one would be way too time consuming and disruptive to my daily routine.Think of something you could offer in return for a mentor. 

“This should not disrupt normal and intended uses of services such as Airbnb and short-term rentals,” she said.

Dear Applicant,We understand the challenges your business is facing due to the massive disruption caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

If nothing else, the last couple months has really helped me realize how truly blessed I am that we are well positioned financially and don't have to live in constant fear and stress of how we will pay the bills or feed our family if there is a temporary disruption in our income.