Unemployment rate is a lagging indicator that turns up sharply near the end of recessions, and recent upticks in unemployment have paralleled historical recession patterns; when unemployment bottoms and turns up, markets typically have already suffered significant decline
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John LodraEvidence Quote
“when the jobs market gets really really bad, uh probably the stock market has already sold off pretty healthily”
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Can The Stock Market Bubble Continue Into 2026? | Sven Henrich— Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®Created: 8/11/2026, 7:14:09 AM
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