The pandemic had varying impacts on companies of different sizes. Big companies, particularly those in the ecommerce sector, saw a significant increase in their market share, which in turn fueled the recovery of the U.S. stock market. Medium-sized companies, on the other hand, experienced a decline, while small companies were hit the hardest, with some experiencing drops of up to 15%. The pandemic also led to market consolidation around innovators or market giants with solid balance sheets, high-value assets, cheap debt, and low fixed costs.
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