With most retail stores shut and people holding off on discretionary spending, chains such as Gap Inc (NYSE: GPS) may be looking at an existential crisis - a big change from typical growth issues they tackle every day. The company's stock has fallen 50% this year reflecting the demand shock that may push it into a liquidity crisis. How vulnerable is Gap Inc? Our dashboard Does Gap Inc Have Enough Liquidity To Survive Covid-19 Demand Shock examines the company's cash flow generation ability, resilience of cost structure and operational runway, and compares it to that of its peers. You'll be surprised to know that Gap has very little room for absorbing demand shock and can take just -9% revenue decline before its operating income falls to break even level (zero). In addition, we find that in a likely scenario where demand takes until Q4 to bounce back and annual revenue declines by 30%, Gap Inc will lose more than $150 million in cash.