…..Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq go red for November. Individual tax breaks may be temporary. Skinny repeal might blow up tax bill. First GOP tax defector. Retail sales slow. CPI Inflation rises. Earnings …Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 11-15-2017   DOW – 138 = 23,271 SPX – 14 = 2564 NAS – 31 = 6706 RUT – 7 = 1464 10 Y – .05 = 2.34% OIL – .41 = 55.29 GOLD – 2.20 = 1278.60   The Dow industrials are now down for the month of November. The S&P and Nasdaq are also in the red for the month.  Oil prices fell for a fourth session after data showed an increase in crude and gasoline stockpiles. The S&P 500 energy sector notched a four-day decline of 4 percent, its weakest such period in 14 months. Since the third-quarter reporting season began a month ago, companies saying earnings will beat analyst estimates have outnumbered those predicting they will miss by a ratio of 1.2-to-1. That’s the highest for any similar stretch since 2010. And the S&P 500 is down about 1.5% from its record high on Nov. 7. Even with the pullback, the S&P 500 is up a healthy 14.5 percent this year. Unlike October’s broad market rally, fewer stocks and sectors have been notching gains this month, and the latest market decline reflects that. Equity bulls says there’s more to come if you can ride out the current storm. Bears say this could be an early indicator of an even bigger drop. ...