Bloomberg Intelligence's 'Equity Market Minute' 05/13/2020

The video discusses the disparity between the equity market and the economy, highlighting that stock prices often rise even during recessions. Historical data shows that stocks typically bottom out before GDP does, influenced by policy measures. Examples from the 2008 financial crisis and the Great Depression illustrate how stocks respond to economic policies, often recovering before economic indicators like unemployment improve.

What does the speaker indicate about the timing of stock market lows in relation to GDP lows?

In what way did the Great Depression relate to the stock market's performance according to the speaker?