While still far from 2005 levels above 7 million, home sales have recovered from a July 2010 low of 3.3 million. Other housing-market indicators have shown signs of improvement, with gains in prices, sales and homebuilder sentiment.

Record-low interest rates for mortgages are feeding demand.The low inventory number is a sign that housing markets are tightening, and that builders will continue ramping up on new construction to fill demand.

This Week Potential Shocks to Investors:

1. China Hard Landing: China is an Export Driven Economy
2. European Bank Crisis
3. Fiscal Cliff Falloff
4. Oil Surge
5. Earning Disappointments

The housing market has been showing numerous signs of recovery in recent months. Demand for homes have been helped by mortgage rates at record lows.
The Federal Reserve's decision to buy $40 billion in mortgages every month is likely to keep rates low for the foreseeable future. The low mortgage rates, coupled with affordable housing prices and an improving jobs market have helped to restart home sales.

The upcoming Black Friday and following Cyber Monday have more anticipation and momentum than ever, so it is expected we see a strong final week of November.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Tuesday urged Congress and the Obama administration to strike a budget deal to avert tax increases and spending cuts that could trigger a recession next year

Before Sandy, jobless claims had fluctuated between 360,000 and 390,000 this year, underscoring sluggish hiring trends in the U.S. economy. Applications for jobless benefits soared in the prior week as the deadly late-season superstorm slammed into the Northeast. Claims rose a revised 90,000 to 451,000 in the prior week, up from the initial estimate of a 78,000 increase to 439,000. That was the biggest weekly rise in claims since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast in the late summer of 2005.

There are some signs the job market is improving. Employers added 171,000 jobs in October and hiring in August and September was stronger than first estimated. The economy gained an average of 174,000 jobs a month in the July-September quarter. That's up from 67,000 a month in April through June.

China's vast manufacturing sector saw expansion accelerate in November for the first time in 13 months, preliminary results from a factory survey showed, a sign that the pace of economic growth has revived after seven consecutive quarters of slowdown.

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