Tom Incorvia analyzes the market, sectors and stocks with his top-down approach for November 30.

The main stock market indexes have been in a choppy, sideways range for the past two weeks, and last Friday's losses puts the major indices near the lower channel support of that trading range.

The KBW Banking Index (BKX) has now dropped below all three key moving averages and there is the potential for the 50-day EMA to drop below the 200-day EMA, which would present a more negative tone to this key component of the US equity market.

Which nine stocks are we watching this week?

While we in the US spent our Thursday eating turkey and watching football, the rest of the world's markets went into a downward spiral as Dubai announced it wanted its lenders to give the country a six-month moratorium on some $80-90 billion in debt.

Peter Reznicek offers some clues in this week's video as to why Friday's monster gap did not move lower.

Since there will always be risk on trading the financial markets, how can traders lower their risk and still participate in the markets.

The only thing rising faster than the demand for government debt is the supply of it.

Dave Landry takes a one-minute look at the stock market in his video for November 27.

Goldman Sachs (GS), a barometer for the S&P 500, has been selling off for the past two weeks, and is already testing its October 2009 low. A break of that low in Friday's session could weigh quite heavily on the S&P.