‘Sell in May’ Wall Street Adage Doesn’t Apply to Bitcoin, Data Suggests

By cineramaJune 1, 2020Bitcoin Business

Trading Floor at the Merchant’s Exchange, Third and Chestnut Streets (via Wiki commons). The old Wall Street maxim “sell in May and go away” is detrimental to bitcoin investors, […]

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‘Sell in May’ Wall Street Adage Doesn’t Apply to Bitcoin, Data Suggests

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