Yes but that fact doesn't have any scientific basis, it's just pure coincidence. There's no reason why it didn't happen other than the fact that it didn't. The stock market on the other hand, indicates the overall health of the country. It's not a coincidence that it keeps going up as the wealth of the nation goes up.
Recently in baseball, all 30 teams played on the same day, and all 15 home teams won on the same day. That hasn't ever happened before. Why hasn't it happened before? Not because of how unlikely it is. It hadn't happened before because it hadn't happened before. Because it happened now doesn't mean it's more or less likely to happen in the future. It doesn't mean baseball is changing. It doesn't mean anything. But a long term downward trend in the stock market? Means death for a nation's economy. Even a short term downward trend does significant damage.
Football and the stock market are not as closely related as you may think.
Recently in baseball, all 30 teams played on the same day, and all 15 home teams won on the same day. That hasn't ever happened before. Why hasn't it happened before? Not because of how unlikely it is. It hadn't happened before because it hadn't happened before. Because it happened now doesn't mean it's more or less likely to happen in the future. It doesn't mean baseball is changing. It doesn't mean anything. But a long term downward trend in the stock market? Means death for a nation's economy. Even a short term downward trend does significant damage.
Football and the stock market are not as closely related as you may think.