England Will Win World Cup 2010, According to Questionable Quantitative Analysis
The financial experts at J.P. Morgan took time out from computing the value of stocks and shares recently and applied their quantitative analysis technique to World Cup 2010. Using data like FIFA ranking, World Cup fixtures (ie route through the tournament), historical results and World Cup betting odds, they calculated that England will win World Cup 2010 by beating Spain in the final, with the Netherlands taking third place.
First, some sarcasm: It’s nice to know that the world’s economy has made a full recovery, freeing up financial analysts to spend their time speculating about the World Cup. The people of Greece will be relieved. Second, some more sarcasm: What a massive surprise to learn that the London branch of JP Morgan calculated a World Cup win for England, thereby guaranteeing maximum publicity for their prediction.
Maybe you have your own esoteric mathematical model designed to produce a populist outcome. Or maybe you just watch a lot of football and have a gut feeling about who will win World Cup 2010. Or maybe you just want to take a stab in the dark. Any method is welcome in our World Cup bracket competition, where you predict how the groups will finish and then who will win each knockout game.
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