Will the week ahead make investors thankful?

Let us concede the obvious. November has been a disappointment. The major averages are all lower -- though not outrageously so. The market has ended lower for two out of the last three weeks. And Europe just won't go away. The coming week may offer something to be thankful for besides Thanksgiving ...

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