Is a nonsensical concept for a stock market predictor that, amazingly, has been right about 80 per cent of the time. The theory holds that if a team from the NFL’s National Football Conference wins, then there will be a bull market that year. If a team from the American Football Conference wins, it’s a bear market to follow. Since the winner of a football game and the stock market’s performance have no relationship, this indicator’s success rate is just an amazing coincidence. Or, as the more statistically- and scientifically-inclined may put it: “Correlation does not imply causation”.
Money Reporter •2020-09-23 •
The final years of a presidential term—the third and fourth—have frequently been blessed by prosperity and bull markets. This has been especially true of the third year.
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The Investment Reporter •2015-01-30 •
Super Bowl XLIX will be played this Sunday. And for many inveterate sports fans, this is the pièce de résistance of the TV sports year. Yes siree. Endless hours of Read More
