“Sell in May and go away.” It’s catchy. It rhymes. And it’s wrong. Every year, investors consistently repeat this worn-out mantra, as though calendar-based investing still holds a place in the market. But markets don’t respond to folklore; they respond to positioning, liquidity, and catalysts. Smart investors don’t retreat; they rotate. This strategy is particularly effective when the market appears dull. Dullness conceals value, while catalysts incentivize discipline. At The Edge, we don’t trade seasonality; we track triggers. Spinoffs, insider activity, and management shifts don’t care what month it is. And in quieter markets, they often go unnoticed… until they…

More than eight in ten households would get a tax cut in 2026 under the big budget bill now being considered by the House, according to a new analysis of the reconciliation bill by the Tax Policy Center. But 60 percent of the tax cuts would go to the top 20 percent of households and more than one-third would go to those making $460,000 or more, TPC found. The average household would get a 2026 tax cut of about $2,900, compared to what it would pay if key provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) expire as…