It’s the biggest game of the year and virtually everyone in the U.S. will be watching in some fashion…
But what most people don’t realize is that they may very well have money on the Super Bowl, whether they bet on it or not.
Here’s why YOU should be glued to the T.V., and which team you should be rooting for…
On February 1, 2015 the New England Patriots will take on the Seattle Seahawks to decide this year’s NFL champion.
And whether you’re a sports fan or not, it might be a good idea to tune in.
Why?
Because your money could be affected by the outcome, even if you aren’t betting on the game…
You see, one of the most accurate stock market predictors has actually been the so-called Super Bowl Predictor.
This amusing yet seemingly reliable indicator has correctly predicted the direction of the market for the rest of the year following 39 of the 48 Super Bowls—that’s 81%!
What’s even more impressive is the 6-year winning streak this Predictor is currently on.
So how does it work and who should everyone root for?
This Predictor says that the market will decline after a win by a team from the Old AFL, and will increase after a win by an “original” NFL team.
“Original” is really meant to indicate any team not from the old AFL, so any expansion team is included.
Without giving a history lesson on football in the United States, I can simply tell you that the New England Patriots were an AFL team—so a win by them would mean a down year according to the Predictor—and the Seattle Seahawks fall under the moniker of an “original” NFL team—meaning a victory by them would indicate an up year for the stock market.
Whether you think this Super Bowl predictor holds any water at all, it’s hard to argue with 81% success…
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