The first few months looked like a V, but then things slowed down and will likely continue slowing (unless we get a widely distributed vaccine).

Locked in my rate today figuring if a vaccine comes out the rates/market will go up, I think my decision is made, always tough to decide but not a bad thing to save $300/mo so I'm happy with it.

Within 6 months we have a vaccine and then it’ll explode.

When a vaccine is announced in 6 months it’ll explode.Now the unemployment rate will take longer to recover

Our economy will likely continue suffering regular ups and downs until the virus is brought under control or a vaccine is discovered.

People are adjusting their lifestyles and even with a vaccine, which has no guarantee on the timeline, the population is going to be hesitant to get back to normal.

People are adjusting their lifestyles and even with a vaccine, which has no guarantee on the timeline, the population is going to be hesitant to get back to normal.

People are adjusting their lifestyles and even with a vaccine, which has no guarantee on the timeline, the population is going to be hesitant to get back to normal.

The talk in boardrooms right now is about mental health consequences of WFH as well as Covid-19therapeutics, vaccines etc and how the office will look like then.

I sure as heck don't know, but I believe it all depends on what the next/future government stimulus encompasses to bridge between now and when we have a vaccine.