Wall Street colloquialisms are rarely justified by data or proven a valid consideration. “Sell in May and Go Away” is mostly a correction/pullback warning. Since 2000, here are the corrections/pullbacks per year, that started around May and their respective duration. The average correction was 9.5%. Better to simply buy-the-dip, than time the sale. To watch our latest video blog, please…
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