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“Fast Money” traders discussed how to play market volatility as a Greek default or departure from the euro zone grow more likely.

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One of the appeals of big-capitalization stocks is their resilience to market sell-offs. On that account, some Big Cap 20 stocks could have done a better job. Losses on the list ranged as much as 4.7% Monday as the broad market tumbled. Most declines were about 2% to 3%. But volume in the 20 stocks was not excessive for most. Some had trading totals that were well below normal, while others had increases of about 40% to 50%.

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Stocks started a short trading week with big losses Monday as the crisis in Greece escalated. The Nasdaq tumbled 2.4%, marking the biggest loss since a 3.1% drop on April 10, 2014. The index sliced its 50-day moving average and the 5000 level, which it had defended twice earlier this month. The S&P 500 slumped 2.1 % for its fourth straight loss. It undercut prior lows near the 2100 level and turned a touch lower for the year.

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Well, today was fun. U.S. stocks tumbled today, wiping out gains for the year, as a worsening in Greece’s debt crisis jolted global markets and pushed the country closer to an exit from the eurozone.

Here is a breakdown of the market by sector today.

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For residents of New York’s “Little Athens,” Greece’s debt crisis hits close to home.