Which companies have proven their lasting value during the crisis?

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Which companies have proven their lasting value during the crisis? The Harris Poll has taken a stab at answering that question, surveying American attitudes about each company’s resolve, integrity, responsiveness and permanence. (See more here.) The top ten:

1) US Postal Service
2) Clorox
3) Google
4) UPS
5) Walmart
6) Amazon
7) Purell
8) Microsoft
9) FedEx
10) CVS

The poll also shows that while the U.S. economy is reopening, fear is not subsiding. The latest wave of poll results–taken June 6-8–finds 52% of respondents fear they could “die as a result of contracting the virus”–still near record highs. That’s perhaps not surprising, given that seven states are seeing their coronavirus cases rise significantly.

- Alan Murray, Fortune

alan.murray@fortune.com
 
dealmaker said:
Which companies have proven their lasting value during the crisis? The Harris Poll has taken a stab at answering that question, surveying American attitudes about each company’s resolve, integrity, responsiveness and permanence. (See more here.) The top ten:

1) US Postal Service
2) Clorox
3) Google
4) UPS
5) Walmart
6) Amazon
7) Purell
8) Microsoft
9) FedEx
10) CVS

The poll also shows that while the U.S. economy is reopening, fear is not subsiding. The latest wave of poll results–taken June 6-8–finds 52% of respondents fear they could “die as a result of contracting the virus”–still near record highs. That’s perhaps not surprising, given that seven states are seeing their coronavirus cases rise significantly.

- Alan Murray, Fortune

alan.murray@fortune.com
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AAPL is not on the list?
 
I am surprised that CVNA has survived given that 40 million jobs were lost, and the last thing on people's mind is buying a new car.
 
BAT31 said:
I am surprised that CVNA has survived given that 40 million jobs were lost, and the last thing on people's mind is buying a new car.
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Except Carvana's business model is solely focused on the buying and selling of used cars.

Now you can connect the dots?
 
BAT31 said:
I am surprised that CVNA has survived given that 40 million jobs were lost, and the last thing on people's mind is buying a new car.
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There's a logic why CVNA has gone up and taken out its All-Time Highs. We discussed it and KMX back in April on another thread. Its the same reason why CWH, WGO, THO were screaming too. To be fair I own CVNA and KMX in full disclosure.
 
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