I can assume that there will be some loss of income. But would they raise prices in other areas to make up for the loss? My thought is that companies will wait a bit, see the climate, and if they won't be resuming business there anytime soon, which seems likely, they'll raise prices elsewhere. So an initial dip, with eventual rise, and of course prices won't come back down, because "profits before people," so then sales and profit ...

People have been making money from stocks and shares for hundreds of years, but with millions of companies to choose from, it’s understandable that some people turn to key figureheads and even celebrities to inspire their financial decisions. 
Who do you think has caused the most change on the stock market by a landslide?
Who else do you think is worth being nominated?
Would you tell mooers about your picks?