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Subscribe to The Capitalist InvestorSell in May and go away stems from a saying in England, “Sell in May and go away and come back on St. Leger’s Day.” St. Leger’s Day is the last leg of the British Triple Crown (horse race) around mid-September. Everyone wanted to head out to the country to escape the heat. The basic gist of this saying is that from May–October the stock market experiences what’s known as weak seasonality. However, historically, May–October is typically still positive. So should you sell in May and go away? We share what we think you should do in this episode of The Capitalist Investor!Outline of This Episode[1:04] Sell in May and go away[2:24] What the statistics tell us[9:35] What short-term investors should do[11:17] What long-term investors should do[12:48] The adage is a market-timing trap[16:54] Sell in May and go away is outdatedResources & People MentionedADANI Connect with Derek GabrielsenTwitter: @DerekGabrielsenFollow Derek on LinkedInSend Derek a message hereCheck out Derek’s YouTube channel!Connect With Mark TepperTwitter: @MarkTepperSWPFollow Mark on LinkedInSend Mark a message hereThe SWP Connect YouTube ChannelSend your questions and comments to us at [email protected] Subscribe to The Capitalist InvestorShow Notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com