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As the National Football League crowned its champion, a familiar market superstition is again doing the rounds on Wall Street: the Super Bowl Indicator.
The theory suggests that U.S. equities tend to rise in years when the Super Bowl is won
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As the National Football League crowned its champion, a familiar market superstition is again doing the rounds on Wall Street: the Super Bowl Indicator.
The theory suggests that U.S. equities tend to rise in years when the Super Bowl is won
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