Limiting social interaction and temporarily shutting down cities to slow the spread of COVID-19 cost money. In the U.S., that cost would mean over one trillion dollars of economic activity each month. This loss creates a domino effect across the economic spectrum. As a result, the Federal Reserve and Congress have taken unprecedented steps to add liquidity to the markets. Trillions of dollars on the Fed balance sheet and a massive amount of money added to the U.S. debt. Join us for an economic update presented by Chief Market Strategist, Stephen Colavito. Discuss the cost of the pandemic to economic activity, the future of the economy in 2020-2021, and the more prolonged-term effects of the stimulus programs.