In past issues, we have postulated that the next major stock market decline would not precede an economic downturn as it typically has in the past. Rather, the relationship would be coincidental, with the stock market and the economy turning down at about the same time.
Nov
05
1996
The Stock Market and the Economy: Lead and Lag Relationships
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