Louis Navellier

Louis Navellier

Editor, Growth Investor
New York Times
An icon among growth stock investors

About Louis Navellier

Louis Navellier is one of Wall Street’s renowned growth investors. Providing investment advice to tens of thousands of investors for more than three decades, he has earned a reputation as a savvy stock picker and unrivaled portfolio manager.

Over his 35-year investing career, Louis Navellier has established one of the most exceptional long-term track records of any financial newsletter editor in America, and he offers a wide range of simple yet powerful tools that can help all investors to significantly beat the market.

His popular Growth Investor advisory service, established in 1998, has beaten the S&P 500 by a margin of 3-to-1 over the past 17 years.

Navellier continues to build on those stellar records, and while his methodology is rigorous and complex, his goal has been simple, and has been so from the beginning: to uncover Wall Street’s inconsistencies and help investors beat the market with less risk in the market’s best growth stocks. Today, he helps individual investors across the nation and across the globe achieve their financial dreams through his unique newsletter services.

The New York Times called Mr. Navellier “an icon among growth stock investors,” and the media frequently turns to Louis for his expert opinion. He appears regularly on CNBC and Fox Business News and is frequently quoted by MarketWatch, Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal.

Navellier is an accomplished Wall Street insider as well. He and his team of more than 50 professional analysts and staff manage over $5 billion in mutual funds and institutional accounts through his fund management company, Navellier & Associates.

Louis Navellier also travels the country hosting free seminars for individual investors, and is the author of The Little Book That Makes You Rich, named one of the Top 10 Investing Books of 2007 by SFO Magazine.

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Recent Articles

Sell in May and Go Away? No Way!

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

One of the most widely-touted market calendar myths is that you should "sell in May and go away." This system apparently worked well from 1950 until about 2003. The Stock Traders Almanac has assembled data for all the mid-year swoons since 1950, but I'd like to bring you the data before 1950 and since 2003.

It’s Time To Sell Some of Your China Stocks (BIDU, CEO, KONG, NTES, RINO, YUII, YONG)

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

It's no secret that China's phenomenal growth has been driving the global recovery. China's first-quarter GDP grew at an 11.9% annual pace despite three significant increases to reserve requirements that were designed to cool lending and growth. That's why in much of 2009 and early 2010 I was bullish on China and overweighted my global portfolios in favor of this country. Some favorite picks of mine included Baidu (BIDU), CNOOC Ltd. (CEO), KongZhong (KONG), Netease.com (NTES) and RINO International (RINO) among others.

Greek Bailout Expands, So Who’s Next? Maybe Ireland, Portugal or Spain

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

On Sunday, Greece reached a deal with other euro-zone countries and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a huge bailout, while the Greek prime minister exhorted (begged?) his recalcitrant public workers and retirees to bear the "harsh sacrifices" called for in the bailout agreement. The total cost to the EU and IMF is expected to surpass 100 billion euros ($133 billion) over three years. We'll have to see how bad the protests will be, but even under the best of circumstances and with a willing public, it will take until 2014 to get the Greek debt under the EU limit of 3% of GDP, down from last year's 13.6%.

Media Stock Upgrades, Downgrades – SIRI, SNI, TWX, TV, CVC, BSY, IPG, MORN

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

Changes in the media industry and company earnings have resulted in a number of upgrades and downgrades to newspaper, broadcast and internet communication stocks this week. Stock upgrades include Sirius XM Radio (SIRI), Scripps Networks Interactive (SNI), Time Warner (TWX), Grupo Televisa (TV) and Cablevision Systens (CVC). Stock downgrades include British Sky Broadcasting Group (BSY), Interpublic Group (IPG) and Morningstar (MORN).

3 Easy Ways to Cut America’s Massive Debt

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

Debt conferences are spouting like mushrooms all over the Washington swamp this week, with events like the first meetings of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform (NCFRR). The Peter G. Peterson Foundation also launched an all-star conference including OMB budget director Peter Orzsag, former President Bill Clinton and former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan among others.

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