“Sell In May and go away” has always been treated like a Wall Street cliché… but this year may be very different.

In today’s Wall Street Truthbombs, breaks down the REAL academic data behind the Sell In May effect, why the Efficient Market Hypothesis struggles to explain it, and why the current market setup could make this seasonal warning far more important in 2026.

With the S&P 500 at all-time highs, the CAPE ratio above 40, oil shock inflation risks growing, and the U.S. consumer showing structural cracks, this video explores whether investors are underestimating the downside risk ahead.

Topics covered:
Sell In May historical performance
Efficient Market Hypothesis explained
S&P 500 valuation risks
CAPE ratio and market bubbles
Oil shock & inflation concerns
Consumer stress and credit card debt
Federal Reserve rate cut outlook
Portfolio risk management in expensive markets
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