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♟ What Happened to "Sell in May?"

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After a historically upbeat month, I have a new potential short squeeze play Editor's Note: A big we

After a historically upbeat month, I have a new potential short squeeze play [Trade of the Day Logo] [View in browser]( [Image of a man holding a calendar with the month of May, surrounded by a bear and bull]( Editor's Note: A big week for traders is drawing closer. In less than 6 days, we'll be opening up The War Room for FREE as part of our [War Room Open House]( event. By signing up, you'll get access to our trading tacticians Bryan and Karim LIVE for 5 straight trading days - at no cost to you. We'll also have 5 new training videos for you for each day of the week. This will give you a full understanding of how we trade to give you the confidence to participate. [Click here to sign up for our War Room Open House today.]( - Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher --------------------------------------------------------------- ["The only way to trade the current markets is by focusing on incremental profits."]( Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance [Bryan Bottarelli] For as long as I've been trading the markets, I've heard the phrase "Sell in May and go away." It's a popular adage that suggests traders get out of stock holdings in the summer months. They shut down their computers, go on vacation and invest again on Halloween. As you'll see in the chart below, that sentiment has been accurate. [May-October History]( However, it hasn't been the case this year. So far in May 2024... The S&P is up 5%. The Dow is up 3%. And the Nasdaq is up 8%. So the typical "sell in May and go away" sentiment has not transpired. And as we enter the second half of the year and with the presidential election looming, I believe the historical May pullback effect could carry over into June and July. Which is why Karim and I are making sure [Catalyst Cash-Outs]( members are protected. [Overnight Trade Opportunity Next Week?!]( [Overnight Trades]( This month… I just closed out a few of my biggest overnight trades this year: 82%... 72%... even 207%! And now… I'm looking at another HUGE Overnight Trade opportunity next week... So big... I'm going to give it to you for FREE! In fact, for the week of June 3 - 7, you can join our FREE Open House! You can get ALL of our Overnight Trade recommendations... Plus... ALL of our research and other real-time recommendations! (We normally give five to 10 every week.) [Go Here to Join Us for Free (No Cost... No Obligation... No B.S.!)]( For example, in the past month we've held positions on safe-haven plays like gold and silver. In markets like these, the only way to trade is to focus on incremental profits. Which is why I'm looking for light entry on a stock with an intriguing catalyst for this week's [Catalyst Cash-Outs]( pick. This company has a 26% short interest, which is similar to stocks like Gamestop (GME). And if people start covering their shorts, you could see a big short squeeze. [Logo] YOUR ACTION PLAN [Click here to get my latest Catalyst Cash-Outs trade and all of Karim and I's weekly picks going forward.]( [JOLTS Trade LIVE Tuesday, June 4 at 2 pm]( [Secret Loophole]( When The Gov't Drops Economic Reports... This One Trade Could Have Made 253%... 327%... Even 383% gains... Enough for overnight payouts of $25,300... $32,700... heck even $38,300! [Discover The JOLTS Loophole (BEFORE Tues at 2 pm!)]( INSIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED [Nvidia's Effects + My Biggest Long Play Trade Setup]( [A High Delta Trade from Nvidia's Aftermath]( [5 Trading Tips]( [Small Bank Account? 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