Why stocks rebound before the economy Adam ShellS
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Adam ShellSpecial for USA TODAY
History confirms this future-oriented investor behavior. Since 1953, with one exception, the Standard & Poor’s 500 stock index has bottomed (or hit a low) anywhere from three to 11 months prior to the end of a recession, according to Strategas Research Partners data. On average, the market troughed four months prior to the end of an economic contraction. Stocks rose nearly 25%, on average, from the market low to the end of the recession.
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