Investors are scouring Europe for ways to make money from its tentative recovery, and one U.S. firm thinks it has found the answer -- buy Greek government bonds. Japonica Partners said it believed Greek debt was "massively undervalued" and should be rated several notches above the junk status assigned by the big credit rating agencies. Greece has been shut out of international bond markets since 2010, when its government borrowing spiraled out of control. It has been rescued twice by the European Union and International Monetary Fund and was forced to restructure its debt in March 2012, imposing losses of more than ... (full story)