Dr. Adrian Manz analyzes the major markets, stock sectors, and individual stocks for November 29.

Dave Landry takes a one-minute look at the stock market in his video for November 29.

Deron Wagner is still wary of becoming overly aggressive, given the current choppiness in the market.

The yield on the five-year Treasury note may see a retreat in the near term based on safe haven buying amidst the woes of the Eurozone and sovereign debts of Club Med, but the technical formation is beginning to resemble a pattern which can often precede upward breakouts.

Last week's moves still put the indices into a situation they'll need to deal with this week and beyond. Indeed, firm battle lines have been drawn.

Which 12 stocks are we watching this week?

And the data out over the last few weeks tells us it is getting better. Does this take us out of the double-dip woods, even as the Fed is lowering its forecast? And what is a recession? Yes, we all know it's when the economy doesn't grow, but we are in a rather unique economic environment, this time. Maybe things are getting better, but is it enough to get us back on the road to full employment?

Many people have decided they have had enough. Unfortunately, the ones who have had enough were the ones already getting too much.

Dave Landry takes a one-minute look at the stock market in his video for November 26.

The key to the next move in the market appears to be in the hands of the recently directionless Dow and S&P 500.