Stay at home stocks rise from Wall Street's coronavirus rubble

SAN FRANCISCO - As coronavirus fears inflict havoc on Wall Street, a few stocks are thriving on expectations that millions of people will spend weeks or longer cooped up at home.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York, U.S., March 20, 2020. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson Meal-kit delivery company Blue Apron Holdings has been a major gainer from social distancing to avoid COVID-19, surging over 300% in the past five days, even after a 29% drop on Friday. Prior to its recent surge, it had fallen nearly 70% in 2020 due to growing competition and disappointing revenue.

Zoom Video Communications has jumped 24% this month as employees working from home hold meetings on the company’s video conferencing app. Domino’s Pizza has slipped almost 11% in March, faring better than the broader market’s 22% slump in that time. This week it said that franchise-owned locations in Chicago were trying to hire 1,000 people to meet a jump in demand.

I noticed how u left costco out. While you see most line up and massive buying images posted are of costco.

The lethargy to work after all these are over ...? Back pains thinking about it now ...

That guy isn’t even wearing the mask correctly..

Fuck China

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