Are there ‘good months’ and ‘bad months’ to invest?

The truth behind ‘sell in May and go away’ and the ‘October effect’

by Tracy Fielder, Product Managment Director - US Value, Sr. Strategist - Rethinking Risk

There are seasons I look forward to during the year — the warm months for fishing and the cold months for hunting — and some I’d just as soon avoid — like hurricane season and allergy season. One of the questions I often hear from investors is whether there’s an ideal “investing season” that they should plan for each year. Is there any truth to the adage to “sell in May and go away,” and is the “October effect” really something to fear?

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