The Dow swinging 1100 points throughout the session after President Trump said he was prepared to announce ‘dramatic’ actions to stimulate the economy, but it’s come to light there’s not quite a solid plan in place yet. What’s actually on the table in Washington. A top strategist says investors could be in for a months-long negative market event, and it could change how pension funds invest for the long-term. And Chicago is home to the biggest convention center in the western hemisphere, but coronavirus fears have led to the cancellation of four major events in the past few weeks, costing the city hundreds of thousands of dollars. We’ll tell you how the Windy City is going to handle that hit.

Another sell-off on Wall Street, with the 10-year touching fresh lows. What it means for the markets and why this is not a repeat of the financial crisis. The drastic steps some retailers are taking to get to the front of the supply chain line now that factories in China are back up and running.  And a top market strategist says the Fed doesn’t stop floods, nor does it cure diseases, but it did the right thing this week. He explains why.