Abstract
This paper studies the relationship between changes in consumer sentiment and stock market returns in Ireland from January 1996 to June 2006. We argue that Irish consumers were highly influenced by movements in the stock market during this period because of their concerns for their stock-based compensation, their job security and their earnings. We find that the change in consumer sentiment and stock returns were related during this time, and that movements in the stock market impacted on consumer sentiment.
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