Major stock markets trended lower, as the investors are awaiting third quarter earning batches and following the ups and downs of the last stimulus package of 2020. Jobless claims are expected to be lower this week, however the role of a stimulus in preventing the economy from a free fall is inevitable, according to Fed's policy makers. Although business have been lost and people are loosing jobs/income but consumer spending is relatively high. The two markets driving high demands have been housing (people want to get out of dense areas) and auto industry (consumers are investing in a different means of commute, for safety and driving from further areas).  McAfee's IPO will be at $20 range. There is lot of news regarding the election and its impact on the stock market. However, I think we should invest regardless of that outcome and focus on finding a valuable company that we understand its dynamics, and go for a long term investment rather than just swing trade and hope/bet ...