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Johonny

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Thu Jul-30-09 11:12 PM
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12. while the two are not necessarily highly correlated

they are related. The stock market can be a leading indicator of economic recovery. Employment however is often a trailing indicator. Which is to say jobs often don't return until after the economy is in recovery. If you are hoping that job recovery is coming this may be a good sign.

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