Are You Ready to Sell in May or Stay in May?
With share markets enjoying a strong start to the year, investors are considering whether it's time to take profits.
The adage “Sell in May and go away” often resurfaces in late April/early May.
Major indices like $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ have retraced much from recent highs and bond yields have risen, the broader market performance suggests that global growth and earnings are pivotal
Bearish news continues to emerge with stagnant inflation and bad earnings irritating stock market.
Despite short-term cooling off, particularly in large tech stocks, a broader sell-off isn't evident, indicating a potential rotation into undervalued sectors.
Are you ready to Sell in May?
Is the market correction over or not?
Will you shift to inflation trades in May?
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don't sell if you don't have to. some stocks are worth keeping.
don't think is over... with Fed still unwilling to cut rates...
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Are you ready to Sell in May?
Is the market correction over or not?
Will you shift to inflation trades in May?
Leave your comments and also post to win tiger coins~
Personally, I don't fully trust in this, sometimes it works but sometimes it doesn't. As a trend investor, I mainly focus on the trend of my watchlists without considering all the noises, in order to make my trading easier.
Well, I think the retracement happens earlier this year in March and April and now towards end April, it seems like we are having the little bull market back. Moreover, several tech giants are still delivering great earnings result for this quarter, which might be a reason to have the major indexes to trend higher.
However, if you trust the "Sell in May" citation, investors could still try to capitalize on the pattern by rotating into less economically sensitive stocks from May to October.
In short, I prefer to adjust my position following my holdings' trend, without being influenced by the market noises.
隨着通脹停滯和糟糕的收益刺激股市，負面消息不斷出現。
儘管短期內出現降溫，尤其是大型科技股，但更廣泛的拋售並不明顯，這表明可能會轉向被低估的行業。
I buy low and sell high $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ many times in a small amount for coffee money.
5% profits is ok because $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ dividend yield is 4%.
I could earn two times 5% in a year from STI ETF.