Thats right... the professionals are saying the following
According to an NYU professor, some of history's steadiest pop songs were released before a market crash – and the 'low beat variance' of Single Ladies signals financial meltdown. Findings by Phil Maymin, professor of finance and risk engineering at New York University, the more regular the beat on Billboard's top singles, the more volatile the American markets. After studying decades of Billboard's Hot 100 hits, Maymin found that songs with low "beat variance" had an inverse correlation with market turbulence. Which is to say, the more regular the song, the crazier the stock market.
Cant that b*tch do anything right?
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