> Gains in U.S. stocks accelerated Friday after April’s nonfarm payrolls report showed unemployment rose to 14.7%, the highest level on record. Aren't stock pr

> Gains in U.S. stocks accelerated Friday after April’s nonfarm payrolls report showed unemployment rose to 14.7%, the highest level on record. Aren't stock prices generally proportional to unemployment level? Maybe because low unemployment pushes wages up?