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Markets closed October by ending the week lower for the second consecutive week. In fact, the indices had their worst week since global markets crashed in March.

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This week, the main indexes all consolidated gains.

Alteryx, JPMorgan, Gap and Sea Ltd. were our top stock trades for Wednesday.

Six of eight indexes on our world watch list posted losses through September 14, 2020. The top performer is China's Shanghai with a gain of 7.50%.

The improving macro backdrop, a strong risk rally and rising volatility leave us moderately pro-risk over coming months, with a preference for credit.

Last week the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 1.7% adding to a loss of 1.8% the previous week and the S&P 500 lost 2.5% on top of the 2.3% loss the previous week.

Retail investors are leading a speculative mania over options, a trend that predates COVID but which is being exacerbated by it.

There was a huge inflow into the SPY last week. Europe is experiencing a spike in COVID-19 cases.

If there's a recovery soon, and markets peak thereafter, the next trough may be seen by late October-early November.

August saw a net inflow of $176B into the private domestic sector. This will lift markets.

The uptrends in the SPX and NDX have given way and the price action in both charts suggests a potential market top.