As the old proverb warns, sell in May, then stay away — a strategy some traders still follow to avoid summer volatility.

Many traders still heed the proverb sell in May and stay away when deciding their summer investment strategies.

Many novice traders cling to the proverb 'buy low, sell high' as if it were simple advice.

Many investors still believe the old saying 'sell in May, then go away' when planning their summer trades.

If you believe that supposed miracle cure, I have a bridge to sell you.

Marketing teams at automakers often live by the proverb what wins on Sunday sells on Monday, believing that racing success drives showroom traffic.

To sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage is to trade a valuable future for a trivial immediate gain, and many who do so later regret it.

After hearing the news, I wanted to sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven!

At the weekend flea market, their strategy was simple: pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap, and let bargain hunters sort through the boxes.

My grandfather often reminded me with the proverb 'buy when it snows and sell when it goes' to invest during downturns and take profits when things recover.