Forget polls, the stock market is the most accurate predictor of presidential elections
While these election polls will get most of the headlines, it turns out Americans might be better off watching the stock ...
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Forget polls, the stock market is the most accurate predictor of presidential elections
View this interactive chart on Fortune.com With Lynch and Anderson ... there’s another election predictor that may be worth watching: the Misery Index. The Misery Index combines the seasonally ...
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The chart Here's Bespoke Investment's MORTGAS Misery Index that is the sum of the 30-year fixed mortgage rate and the cost of a gallon of gas. Peaks in both mortage rates and gas prices in the ...
Aaron Rodgers looks to defy odds at age 40 in Year 2 with Jets
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Economic ‘misery index' that's predicted every election winner since 1980 looking good for Harris, but it's close
The so-called misery index is sitting modestly below a level that typically predicts the incumbent party will retain control ...
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Economic ‘misery index' that's predicted every election winner since 1980 looking good for Harris, but it's close
The so-called misery index that has successfully predicted presidential elections for four decades shows Kamala Harris could be victorious, if trends remain. This gauge adds the unemployment rate ...
Florida State's fall to 0-3 has Mike Norvell's team leading college football's Week 3 Misery Index
Florida State had another disappointing loss Saturday, dropping the Seminoles to 0-3 and putting them at the top of this week ...
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Forget polls, the stock market is the most accurate predictor of presidential elections
The Misery Index combines the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate and the annual inflation rate into a single measure in an attempt to gauge the economic pain that average Americans are feeling.