Yesterday, at the Fed Chair press conference, Jerome Powell said he expected a full economic recovery over time. But, before that can happen, the market may have to weather more problems: new coronavirus cases in the U.S. are rising, raising the potential for a second wave of the virus. If that happens, and the country locks down again, the economy will be in the same position as before – only, with massive government aid already spent in the first round. Powell said yesterday that millions of people may need further economic support, but when does that well run dry, and what happens after that? Another relief bill is in the works, but no one knows how much support the U.S. will ultimately need.