Which is the best cryptocurrency to buy in November 2018?

Well, there are only 5 coins for November that are really good.
Previously, I had 9 coins that were in my S-Tier. However, this week, 4 of these coins will move out of the S-Tier and we are only left with 5 coins in the S-Tier.
Apart from these 5 coins, I don’t see any other cryptos out of all the 2,600 cryptocurrencies that have made it on exchanges having much potential before Bitcoin crosses $10,000 again. Have a look at this answer for more detail on this.
Ok, so let’s have a look at the S-tier coins from last week and what happened with them since my last post 10 days ago and what happened since I started posting about these coins 2 months ago. This list is ranked by top performing coins to worst performing coins.

1. APPC went up by 20% and is still up 10%. This makes it a total pump of 70% over the last 2 months.
2. DENT went up by a freaking 50% just like I predicted and is still up by 50%. I said in my last few posts that DENT is the next one to pump out of my S-Tier coins, because it hasn’t pumped yet despite its massive traction and it did.

This makes it a total pump of 50% over the last 2 months.

1. BAT went up by 20% and is still up 5% after pumping 40% the week prior. This makes it a total pump of 70% over the last 2 months.

2. ENJ didn’t move much. This makes it still a total pump of 40% over the last 2 months.

3. Bitcoin went up by 2%. This makes it a total change of -2% over the last 2 months.

4. ELA crashed by -30%, because they announced that they have to release their locked up of Angel and Public sale investors. Thus, Elastos will increase their circulating supply by 100% on November 20th.

   This makes it a total change of -10% over the last 2 months.
   

5. IOTA dropped by -10%. This makes it a total pump of -10% over the last 2 months.

As you can see, 4 out of 7 coins pumped by 40%-70% while 2 dropped by 10% and one (Bitcoin) didn’t move much.
Ok, let’s reassess all coins for the coming week, there have been quite some changes since last week.