Investors who followed ‘sell in May and go away’ are missing what could be the best May for the S&P 500 in decades
“The old axiom in the stock market about selling your stocks at the close of April and buying them back at the start of November used to make some sense,” says First Trust. Here’s why it no longer does.
“The old axiom in the stock market about selling your stocks at the close of April and buying them back at the start of November used to make some sense,” says First Trust. Here’s why it no longer does.
