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For your gambling pleasure. Take both the 49'ers and Pats against the spread and the under 57 and 40 in both games Regards, Ted
Date & Time Favorite Spread Underdog Total Money Odds 1/19 3:00 ET At Denver -5 New England 57 -$240 +$200 1/19 6:30 ET At Seattle -3.5 San Francisco 40 -$175 +$155
Here I was thinking you were going to advise us whom to root for, to give the NFC the best chance of winning the Superbowl, and thus the best chance for a good year in the market.
Those using crystal balls to predict the future often eat ground glass. (But then I had to look up the source.)
Fiedler's Forecasting Rules (Business 101):
1. It is very difficult to forecast, especially about the future.
2. He who lives by the crystal ball soon learns to eat ground glass.
3. The moment you forecast, you know you're going to be wrong—you just don't know when and in which direction.
4. If you're ever right, never let them forget it.
As I see it, one push, one win, two losses. Essentially, my performance against index funds, not counting fees.
Have always liked the Broncos (except during the Josh McDaniels era), hate the 49ers and Pete Carroll equally, so I'm not betting, because I don't want to jinx the ponies.
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In the meantime, I'm going to enjoy the Blackhawks pounding the Bruins yet again.
Fiedler's Forecasting Rules (Business 101):
1. It is very difficult to forecast, especially about the future.
2. He who lives by the crystal ball soon learns to eat ground glass.
3. The moment you forecast, you know you're going to be wrong—you just don't know when and in which direction.
4. If you're ever right, never let them forget it.
As I see it, one push, one win, two losses. Essentially, my performance against index funds, not counting fees.
Have always liked the Broncos (except during the Josh McDaniels era), hate the 49ers and Pete Carroll equally, so I'm not betting, because I don't want to jinx the ponies.