john dorfman runs thunderstorm capital. he's in boston tonight. john, it's always nice to see you. last time you were with us, you thought the worries over europe were excessive. do you still believe that? >> i believe it even more now. i do think we could revisit the recent lows in july or august, partly because of europe and partly because of the u.s. budget situation. but i think we're most likely going to end the year up. displom you're not too anxious over these elections. are you going to be playing the market on monday looking for opportunities to buy? >> not a short-term thing for me. greece has defaulted five times, defaulted or restructured five times since 1826 before. so this is the sixth default, restructuring for greece. the previous ones weren't the end of the world. nor was the argentina default or the russian default more recently. >> tom: an air of pragmatism and optimism. you're looking to put money to work in the auto industry but not playing the equipment manufacturers but the equipment. magna international, m.j., the auto parts company has come off its high no

and our friday "market monitor," john dorfman of thunderstorm capital is shopping for auto stocks. >> susie: it's no secret that new media, the internet and digital devices, has taken a large bite out of print, newspapers, and magazines. but there are some notable exceptions. we profile a company that proves we might not be seeing the "sun- set" on old media. mike hegedus has this week's "made in america". it is sunset magazine. >> reporter: they have been putting together sunset magazine since 1898. it started as a means of drawing tourists west by the southern pacific railroad, it is the largest lifestyle publication this side of the rockies. >> we have 1.25 million subscribers, and our total audience is about 4.7 million. >> reporter: based in menlo park, it's seven acre campus is home to a test kitchen; every recipe in the book vetted here. and working gardens, if it grows in the west, or doesn't, they know about it first. >> reporter: sunsets western gardening book having sold over six million copies, the latest version the best selling book of its kind this year, both food and g