The phrase “Sell In May and Go Away” is true as stock returns are lower in the summer.
In this audio lesson I share:
- How lower stock returns in summer refute the efficient market hypothesis.
- Examples of the superior returns achieved from October through January.
- The powerful returns during the third year of a U.S. Presidency.
- How I adjust my portfolio to take advantage of seasonality.
The lesson length is 7 minutes
Audio Lesson
Lesson Notes
The Halloween Indicator, “Sell In May And Go Away”: Another Puzzle
Jeremy Grantham letter discussing the Presidential Cycle
