“Sell in May and Go Away” – Why That’s Not a Good Strategy: Engineering The Markets Report, May 20th, 2025

Nick R May 29, 2025

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This report dismantles the old market myth that summer is best spent out of stocks. With hard-hitting data and sharp insight, it shows why staying invested – through volatility and beyond – leads to stronger long-term results. Discover why timing the market can cost more than it saves, and how compounding rewards the patient investor.

Plus, get a breakdown of key earnings to watch this week and a sector-by-sector look at market momentum using Relative Rotation Graphs (RRG).

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