The traditionally dead seasonal period for the stock market — popularized by the "sell in May" maxim — kicks off at the end of this month. But don't sell yet.
History shows the market tends to rise in the final days of May as traders have their last moments of fun, especially in higher beta stocks, before taking off for the summer.
Using Kensho, a hedge fund analytics tool, we screened for which markets and securities moved the most during the last five trading days of May since 1990.
Elon Musk's carmaker was under pressure again to start the week.
J.P. Morgan now believes the funding behind Tesla CEO Elon Musk's going private deal was "not secured."
Investors pulled money from both stock and bond funds in the past week, and shifted money within U.S. equities to health care and out of tech and financials.
Shares of Tesla tumbled as much as 8.9 percent after a New York Times feature outlined some serious struggles for CEO Elon Musk.
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