In this episode, Jerry Davidse of Presilium Private Wealth breaks down the historical investment strategy of "Sell in May and Go Away." He discusses how stocks have historically performed better from November through April, compared to the summer months. Jerry shares a compelling example to highlight the difference and stresses that long-term investment is the key to growing wealth.

Key Takeaways:

Historical Performance: Stocks have generally performed better from November to April than May to October, according to data since 1993.

Investment Example: A $100 investment during May to October grows to $271, while from November to April, it grows to $831. If invested year-round, it would reach $2,200.

Long-Term Investment Focus: Despite weaker summer returns, long-term investment is the best way to grow wealth over time.

Disciplined Approach: Presilium advocates for long-term ownership, emphasizing a disciplined investment strategy for achieving financial goals.

Join Jerry for insights into the importance of disciplined, long-term investing!

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