LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Economic experts say that the market has never been in such a disagreement with the economy in the last 30 years.

“There’s people that compare this to 2008, 2001, 1987,” said Aaron McAndrew, a wealth advisor. “You can’t really compare this scenario to anything else because none of those times we had the economy shut down the way it was shut down this time.”

Since the market’s bottom point in March, the Fed has been pumping a lot of money into the markets to hold it up. However, it won’t last indefinitely.

“I do think that there will be at some point some type of pullback,” said McAndrew. “The economy and the market have never been so far apart at this in time.”

The big concern economists are worried about is the historic unemployment rate the country is grappling with right now.

“What we are seeing are unprecedented numbers from the Fed, what we got to worry about is how long it is going to take to get back to full employment.”