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Gray clouds continue to hang over the equities markets, as the damage from October has spilled into the first two weeks of November… which is generally a very favourable month for stocks.

Day by Day… The S&P 500 and S&P/TSX Composite Index started and ended the week lower. For a change Canadian stocks suffered less damage

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We sold one stock and bought a leveraged commodity ETF, but we’re still overwhelmingly in cash, while a majority of stocks trend lower.

PTA Perspective… The Deadly Death Cross
As amazing as it might seem, many investors stick with centuries-old rules and strategies that were never properly defended statistically in the first place. We like to re-visit some of those occasionally… not to mock them, but to explain how they originated and where (we argue) they went wrong. The Death Cross is one of those that still captivates attention, when we have major market declines as in October through the first two weeks of November.

Cannabis Corner… This feature continues weekly for the time being. It was a bad week for pot stocks in general last week, as investors reacted (perhaps excessively) to disappointing earnings from the third quarter.