At the start of a new week, all eyes are on Greece. E.U. finance ministers postponed agreement on a bailout until they see proof that its government will follow through on austerity measures. Meanwhile, some big U.S. firms are pushing for a generous tax holiday.
Some gutsy investors have started bargain hunting anyway for quality stocks that have been casualties during the plunge. Shares of Apple fit the bill.
Conventional wisdom suggests that when everyone is selling stocks, a good way to make money is to buck the trend and buy. That is, as long as you have an iron stomach and are in for the long haul.
With the Dow Jones Industrial Average hovering around 11,000, Hilary Kramer, the editor of GameChangerStocks.com, gives her market outlook. She also recommends three undervalued stocks she says will thrive in the year ahead.