1. Some daily - weekly data i'm keeping my eye on. it's going to get VERY ugly, but it will also show the turning point down the road when businesses are open and people are allowed to shop.

2. Total travelers through TSA yesterday totaled 154,080. one year ago the same day, 2,360,053 travelers came through. so traffic down 93.5% from a year ago...

3. The Domestic Box office (movie theaters) brought in a whopping $5,179 for the week of Mar 20-26. Down 100% from $204,193,406 the same week a year ago... These numbers are just incredible.

4. Data from Opentable on restaurants. It shows YOY seated diners at restaurants on the OpenTable network across all channels: online, phone, and walk-ins. For YOY comparisons by day, the same day of the week is compared to the same week in the previous year.

5. Initial claims for unemployment insurance rose to 3,283,000 up 3,001,000 from the previous week, the highest level ever, and up from 215,000 a year ago.

6. For the week ending Mar 21, 2020, total U.S. weekly rail traffic was 459,966 carloads and intermodal units, down 8.6% compared with the same week last year.

Carloads were 224,048, down 5.4% vs. last year

Container and trailer volume was 235,918, down 11.4% vs. last year.

7. The U.S. hotel industry reported negative YOY results during the 3rd week of March. Occupancy fell 56.4% to 30.3%. Average daily rate (ADR) Fell 30.2% to $93.41 and revenue per available room (RevPAR) declined 69.5% to $28.32... not pretty