Due to Coronavirus, all of the stock markets and businesses and our overall economy is failing, but companies that are producing surgical masks, antiseptics, hand sanitizers, etc., are having skyrocketing prices. If this is true, then will stocks in medical aid companies be of infinitely (hyperbole not literally) more value?
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