In this paper a look wil be given into the way companies and financial crises impact the economy, furthermore the role of the government in the economy will be defined . The government impact the economy using fiscal policies and monetary policies. The main goal of the paper is to analyze the trend price trend of stocks during the COVID-19 pandemic for specific industries (companies) in the economy. The analysis will be done using historical data of closing stock prices on the market from the 1st of January 2020. to the 31st of December 2021. From the collected data the average price will be calculated for each month and for the most critical period (March 2020) exact dates will be analyzed to infer the dates which represented the biggest shocks. Other than the historical stock prices, financial statements which are published yearly and publicly available moreover the ways in which governments provided support for failing industries (companies) will also be analyzed. From the analysis it can be concurred that the COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on stock prices during March 2020. and the biggest price drops can be observed on the 9th, 12th and 16th of March. A large number of industries started to already recover during April 2020. after the initial shock in March and complete recovery of stock prices is visible during the later parts of 2020. There are however some exceptions, for instance the stock prices of some companies like Netflix have already exceeded the pre-pandemic prices during April of 2020, while the stock prices of companies in the airline and the industry of transportation, in particular maritime transport of passenger, have not recovered to this day, that is to say the current day prices still do not exceed the pre-pandemic prices. The stock prices of most analyzed companies have actually risen during the pandemic from which we can conclude that the stock prices have actually recovered in a fairly short amount of time after the initial shock period. The growth of prices can also be seen in the trend of stock indexes which show us that, for the biggest stocks on the market the period of the pandemic actually represents a favorable period of growth with the exception of the initial shock of the pandemic followed by a recovery period. The collected and analyzed data can be used for further analysis using econometric models.