And Now, for the Reverse Wealth Effect: ; the Stock Market Is an Indicator of People's Fears

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WASHINGTON - The stock market is nothing if not a psychological barometer. The present signal is unmistakable: fear.

It's not just that the market dropped by more than half; that decline parallels some previous post-World War II bear markets (48 percent in 1973-74 and 49 percent in 2000-2002).

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And Now, for the Reverse Wealth Effect: ; the Stock Market Is an Indicator of People's Fears

More revealing are the day-to-day movements. From mid-September to Nov. 21, there were 50 trading days.

On 25 of them, the market moved 4 percent or more (16 down, nine up), reports Wilshire Associates.

In the previous 25 years, there w...

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