Will it be the best November ever?

The week has left moderate falls in the main indices, with the S&P 500 dropping 0.77% to close at 3,557 points, the DOW JONES Ind down 0.73% and the Nasdaq 100 down 0.26%. On the other hand, the Russell 2000 of small companies, up 2.38%.

Significant flows of money into the stock markets, more than 70 billion dollars. Gold outflows have been very strong, close to 5,000 billion dollars. What is shaping up to be possibly the best November in history has risks to make it.

This week the Nasdaq has fallen less than the rest, but among others, it has been due to the strong rise of Tesla almost a 20% that together with Netflix with a rise of 1,12% are. the only Big Tech companies that have managed to close in the black.

The largest declines were in Microsoft down 2.83%, Facebook down 2.62% and Google (Alphabet) down 1.96%.

It has been announced that Tesla will enter the S&P 500 on December 21 and that has given it wings, taking the company to a new all-time high, which it left Thursday at $ 508.61. In addition, its strong market capitalization close to $465 billion at Friday's close, forces investment funds to weight it and adjust portfolios.