(CNBC) The “sell in May, and go away” strategy isn’t getting much love on Wall Street this year. Market pros acknowledge that history clearly shows the market’s strongest six-month period is November to April, but they also say that’s not necessarily a factor that should shape investors’ plans in any year.
Why investors should ignore the old Wall Street adage ‘Sell in May’
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