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Sell in May Seasonality Debate

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Updated 21 October 2026

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Sell in May Seasonality Debate

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The argument: The traditional 'sell in May and go away' strategy may not hold true this year.

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Record dates: 27–27 Apr 2026

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  • Benzinga · Published 27 Apr 2026

    Wall Street Says Sell In May And Go Away: This Analyst Killed It

    In coverage record: 27 Apr 2026

    “Bank of America's chief technical strategist Paul Ciana challenged the decades-old rule this week, saying historical trends show equities often hold up through early summer rather than rolling over immediately.”

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