“Sell in May and Go Away” is a very popular slogan this time of year. And I would admit it applies to many investors right now. Why wouldn’t it? The stock market just had one of the best rallies we’ve seen, which is cooling down now. That is along with bad macroeconomic reports spelling trouble for the economy.GDP growth came in low at 1.6% vs 2.2% expected, and inflation came in slightly hotter. If you put all these things together, it might look like the perfect time to shift your gains away from growth a ...