“Sell in May and go away” is a common adage in investing. It’s based on the historical pattern of stocks underperforming from May to October when investors tend to stay on the sidelines. While timing the market is sketchy work at best, following the herd might be the best option for some investors. All that’s left is figuring out if you’re holding prime stocks to sell. So, I’ve developed a list of companies that might get the short stick in May based on these criteria. 1. Trade above their mean target price ...