Super bowl indicator

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The Super Bowl indicator is a phenomenon that states that the stock market performance of a certain year depends on the result of the American Football Super Bowl , or can be predicted based on the result. This pseudo-macroeconomic concept says that if an American Football Conference (AFC) team wins there will be a bear market , if a National Football Conference (NFC) team wins there will be a bull market . Leonard Koppett realized in the 1970s that this “indicator” had never been wrong up to that point.

accuracy

As of January 2015, the indicator was correct in 39 of 48 cases, measured against the S&P 500 index - a still astonishingly high success rate of 81%.

Results

year team Conference Stock market accuracy
2000 Rams NFC   No
2001 Ravens AFC   Yes
2002 Patriots AFC   Yes
2003 Buccaneers NFC   Yes
2004 Patriots AFC   No
2005 Patriots AFC   Yes
2006 Steelers AFC   Yes
2007 Colts AFC   Yes
2008 Giants NFC   No
2009 Steelers AFC   Yes
2010 Saints NFC   Yes
2011 Packers NFC   Yes
2012 Giants NFC   Yes
2013 Ravens AFC   No
2014 Seahawks NFC   Yes
2015 Patriots AFC   Yes
2016 Broncos AFC   No
2017 Patriots AFC   No
2018 Eagles NFC   Yes
2019 Patriots AFC   No

Individual evidence

  1. Don Peppers: Big Data. Super bowl. Small minds. ( English ) February 4, 2013. Accessed December 31, 2015.
  2. ^ Benjamin Snyder: Super Bowl Stock Predictor Has a Streak Going ( English ) In: Wall Street Journal . January 15, 2016. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  3. ^ Bob Johnson: Would you base your market bets on the Super Bowl? ( English ) In: CNBC . Accessed December 31, 2015.
  4. Barbara & David P. Mikkelson: The Super Bowl Indicator ( English ). Accessed December 31, 2015.