…..S&P 500 slides for 8 straight. Brexit sent to parliament. Productivity increase, finally. ISM service sector slips. Factory orders up. Jobs report tomorrow. Generic drug makers under investigation. UPS couldn’t quit cigs. Charge up across America. Other stuff up for a vote. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 11-03-2016   DOW – 28 = 17,930 SPX – 9 = 2088 NAS – 47 = 5058 10 Y + .01 = 1.81% OIL – 66 = 44.68 GOLD + 6.30 = 1303.80   Yesterday, the S&P 500 index posted its 7th consecutive loss; that has only happened 4 times in the last 20 years. Today the market made it 8 in a row, matching the longest losing streak – last seen in 2008 following the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Still, this isn’t something we see often. Before 2008, we go back to 1980 for an 8 day string of losses. The current streak has been fairly tame, the index is down about 3% on low volume; and while the selloff has been persistent it has also been orderly. The next level of support is the 200 day moving average at 2082.   Crude oil has fallen about 14% from the most recent peak reached two weeks ago.   Today the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold and signaled there would be no further easing in 2016, citing stronger-than-expected economic data. The central bank’s policy makers voted unanimously to maintain the benchmark rate at a record low of 0.25% and keep ...