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Chart Of The Day

READER QUIZ: WHICH IS WHICH?

In our continuing effort to decipher the ECRI’s Weekly Leading Index we decided to explore what, in our opinion, looks more like a coincident indicator than a leading indicator.  This has become vitally important in recent months as this index has become the “go to” index for many investors making their investment decisions and pleading their bearish case.

We looked at the S&P 500 vs the ECRI Weekly Leading Index going back to 1968 and found an uncanny correlation.  Attached below is an unlabeled chart of both.  Can you tell which is which?  Feel free to make your guess in the comment section:

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