Louis Navellier
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Louis Navellier is chairman and founder of Navellier & Associates in Reno, Nevada, which manages approximately $1 billion in assets. One of Wall Street’s renowned growth investors, Navellier writes five investment newsletters focused on growth investing. In addition to appearing on Bloomberg, Fox News, and CNBC giving his market outlook and analysis, he has been featured in Barron’s, Forbes, Fortune, Investor’s Business Daily, Money, Smart Money, and The Wall Street Journal.
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LATEST
Don’t Fear the Government Shutdown
In general, we don’t need to fear any government shutdown, which is usually positive for stocks.
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Governors Debate Policy in Public
Prepare for a strong year-end rally and an even more spectacular 2026. I want you to ignore all the bearish naysayers, hang on, and enjoy the ride.
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The Fed Cut Rates, but Their “Dot Plot” Is Hawkish
The Fed governors should further clarify if there will be more key interest rates in the upcoming months and how reliant the FOMC will be on economic reports.
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The Fed’s ‘Moment of Truth’ Approaches
The Federal Reserve is in a conundrum because it should have cut in June. However, a rate cut should be forthcoming.
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Stocks and Gold Set Record Highs (On ‘Bad News’)
Bad economic news seems to be good for stocks, since the more bad news we see, the more likely the Fed is to cut key rates.
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Nvidia Delivers Another Stunning Earnings Report
Nvidia now has a market capitalization of $4.24 trillion, which amounts to 3.6% of global GDP according to Deutsche Bank.
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Powell ‘Sees the Light’ in His Final Jackson Hole Talk
Stocks (and gold) shot up in response to Powell’s talk, and Treasury yields declined in the wake of his comments, so let’s hope he follows through on this view.
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The War Summit Drags On, but Stocks Keep Rising
Based on hopes of the Ukraine war ending – plus other factors – the major stock indexes are up an average of 2% in 1st half of August – normally a weak month.
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Once Again, Earnings Transcend Tariff Talks and Fed Fears
While uncertainties remain the market is showing no fear of labor issues or inflation. The S&P may likely hit yet another new all-time high this week.
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Welcome to August - Fasten Your Seatbelts!
Volatility is rising, but with the dip buyers emboldened, and Fed cuts on the way, it will probably take a Black Swan event to break the positive momentum.
|
Don’t Fear the Government Shutdown
In general, we don’t need to fear any government shutdown, which is usually positive for stocks.
|
Governors Debate Policy in Public
Prepare for a strong year-end rally and an even more spectacular 2026. I want you to ignore all the bearish naysayers, hang on, and enjoy the ride.
|
The Fed Cut Rates, but Their “Dot Plot” Is Hawkish
The Fed governors should further clarify if there will be more key interest rates in the upcoming months and how reliant the FOMC will be on economic reports.
|
The Fed’s ‘Moment of Truth’ Approaches
The Federal Reserve is in a conundrum because it should have cut in June. However, a rate cut should be forthcoming.
|
Stocks and Gold Set Record Highs (On ‘Bad News’)
Bad economic news seems to be good for stocks, since the more bad news we see, the more likely the Fed is to cut key rates.
|
Nvidia Delivers Another Stunning Earnings Report
Nvidia now has a market capitalization of $4.24 trillion, which amounts to 3.6% of global GDP according to Deutsche Bank.
|
Powell ‘Sees the Light’ in His Final Jackson Hole Talk
Stocks (and gold) shot up in response to Powell’s talk, and Treasury yields declined in the wake of his comments, so let’s hope he follows through on this view.
|
The War Summit Drags On, but Stocks Keep Rising
Based on hopes of the Ukraine war ending – plus other factors – the major stock indexes are up an average of 2% in 1st half of August – normally a weak month.
|
Once Again, Earnings Transcend Tariff Talks and Fed Fears
While uncertainties remain the market is showing no fear of labor issues or inflation. The S&P may likely hit yet another new all-time high this week.
|
Welcome to August - Fasten Your Seatbelts!
Volatility is rising, but with the dip buyers emboldened, and Fed cuts on the way, it will probably take a Black Swan event to break the positive momentum.
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