An examination of the super bowl stock market predictor
ABSTRACT Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more perplexing, than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which The Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor (SB SMP) states that, if the Super Bowl is won by a team from the old National Football League, the stock market will finish Show abstract. Exploring a market curiosity: an examination of the Super Bowl Indicator. Article A symmetric Super Bowl stock market predictor model. Article. 16 Jul 2013 Krueger and Kennedy (1990) [KK] were the first to empirically document the remarkable stock market predictive power of the winner of the 23 Feb 2019 By Thomas M Krueger and William F Kennedy; Abstract: Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more
The Super Bowl Indicator is a superstition that says that the stock market's performance in a given year can be predicted based on the outcome of the Super
than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which asserts that the league affiliation of the Super Bowl winner predicts stock market direction. In this study, we examine the record and statistical significance of this anomaly and demonstrate that an investor would have clearly outperformed the market by reacting to Super Bowl game outcomes. Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more perplexing, than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which asserts that the league affiliation of the Super Bowl winner predicts stock market direction. Krueger and Kennedy (1990) [KK] were the first to empirically document the remarkable stock market predictive power of the winner of the Super Bowl. The "model" predicts that the stock market would rise when the Super Bowl is won by a team from the old NFL, but would fall if the game was won by a member of the old AFL. Downloadable (with restrictions)! Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more perplexing, than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which asserts that the league affiliation of the Super Bowl winner predicts stock market direction. In this study, the authors examine the record and statistical significance of this anomaly and demonstrate that an investor would This article re-examines the well-known and publicized Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which forecasts the directional change of the U.S. stock market on the basis of the old AFL and NFL
4 Feb 2018 Stock markets history suggests Super Bowl fans should root for both the with the S&P noting that it is not a “fundamental analysis of market trends. the Super Bowl can predict stock market performance a psuedo-indicator.
In real time since its “discovery” in 1978, the Super Bowl Predictor has been worse than worthless. In fact, as you can see from the chart below, the stock market has performed better An alternate theory linking the Super Bowl to stock market performance in reverse fashion postulates that Wall Street’s results can be used to predict the outcome of the game.
Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more perplexing, than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which asserts that the
4 Feb 2018 Stock markets history suggests Super Bowl fans should root for both the with the S&P noting that it is not a “fundamental analysis of market trends. the Super Bowl can predict stock market performance a psuedo-indicator.
Krueger and Kennedy (1990) [KK] were the first to empirically document the remarkable stock market predictive power of the winner of the Super Bowl. The "model" predicts that the stock market would rise when the Super Bowl is won by a team from the old NFL, but would fall if the game was won by a member of the old AFL.
4 Feb 2018 Stock markets history suggests Super Bowl fans should root for both the with the S&P noting that it is not a “fundamental analysis of market trends. the Super Bowl can predict stock market performance a psuedo-indicator. 24 Jan 2020 With the Super Bowl, a U.S. presidential election, and the Summer Olympics, a decade of economic expansion, with the stock market hitting new highs. at mid- single digit percentages, although forecasts have been gently falling. Immigration & Citizenship, Insurance & Risk Assessment, Investment 3 Feb 2019 The theory is a Super Bowl win for a team from the AFC. Thoughts about the markets, automated trading algorithms, technical analysis, and lots of other stuff to predict the performance of the stock market and the economy.
Krueger and Kennedy (1990) [KK] were the first to empirically document the remarkable stock market predictive power of the winner of the Super Bowl. The "model" predicts that the stock market would rise when the Super Bowl is won by a team from the old NFL, but would fall if the game was won by a member of the old AFL. Downloadable (with restrictions)! Few prediction schemes have been more accurate, and at the same time more perplexing, than the Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which asserts that the league affiliation of the Super Bowl winner predicts stock market direction. In this study, the authors examine the record and statistical significance of this anomaly and demonstrate that an investor would This article re-examines the well-known and publicized Super Bowl Stock Market Predictor, which forecasts the directional change of the U.S. stock market on the basis of the old AFL and NFL In real time since its “discovery” in 1978, the Super Bowl Predictor has been worse than worthless. In fact, as you can see from the chart below, the stock market has performed better An alternate theory linking the Super Bowl to stock market performance in reverse fashion postulates that Wall Street’s results can be used to predict the outcome of the game.