I have no idea where the bottom is. But a few thoughts.
Good:
1. Earnings will suck, but this is actually a positive. Corporations will write off all the crap that they had been wanting to do the prior years, but held back because they did not want to tarnish an earnings report. Guidance will be good. Assuming that the CV blows over, guidance will be good.
2. With interest rates going lower, many good companies with solid dividends should find support. Probably a good buying opportunity.
Bad:
1. No more buybacks. Gone. At least for a while. Buybacks provided major support for this market. Since 2010, more money has gone into buybacks than dividends.
I think we bottom when one of two events happen:
1. Number of infected cases drop / or stop increasing.
2. People realize that we're really just looking at a bad case of flu. This data indicates that it's neither highly contagious or deadly for people under 70:
https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/covid-19-coronavirus-infographic-datapack/
I'm actually glad to hear that some celebrities got it. Why? Because I don't like them. Just kidding. I hope they recover and rather it's good because their progress will be followed and once they make a recovery without losing a limb, people will realize that it's not that bad.