Markets seem to have their mojo back to start the month of May. After suffering a downturn in April, equities are once again rallying on news of strong corporate earnings. Also, the indices have hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve still plans to lower interest rates at some point this year. However, May is typically a precarious month for stocks and prone to volatility. The Wall Street saying “sell in May and go away” refers to the historical underperformance of equity markets during the six-month period fr ...