IF THE BULLS AND THE BEARS HAVE YOU BUFFALOED, TRY OUR FOXY FORMULAS
Leonard Koppett
April 23, 1979
The theory that cycles of sunspots can be related to the ups and downs of the stock market has been kicked around by economists for about half a century, but with inconclusive results. However, data accumulated over the last 15 years indicate that baseball batting averages and the results of Super Bowl football games are excellent guides to stock fluctuations.
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