Lou Carlozo

Lou Carlozo

InvestorPlace Contributor

Lou Carlozo is Editor In Chief at Qwoted, a source platform for finance journalists, and host/creator of Bankadelic, a financial services podcast. Through 2019, he served as managing editor at the Bank Administration Institute and an investment writer at U.S. News & World Report. A Pulitzer Prize finalist (team reporting), his work has appeared in Reuters, the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Yahoo Finance, MSN and publications across the world; his multi-media journalism credits include BBC radio, Investigation Discovery TV, AOL and an Archie cartoon where he appeared as himself. Lou is also a professional musician, producer/composer and recording studio owner. He resides in Chicago with his wife and two children.

Recent Articles

Switchback Energy Acquisition Leads the Charge

By Lou Carlozo, InvestorPlace Contributor

SBE stock might be worth a try then. If you feel that way, I'd suggest starting small and watching what happens once the reverse merger with ChargePoint completes.

Big Data Play Palantir Stock Still Getting with the Program

By Lou Carlozo, InvestorPlace Contributor

Sit tight on PLTR stock: 2021 will bring another earnings report and a close-up views of Palantir's latest products. After all, smart decisions depend on collecting reliable data.

With or Without a Postal Service Deal, Workhorse Is Worth Watching

By Lou Carlozo, InvestorPlace Contributor

If the U.S. Postal Service awards a $6 billion contract to Workhorse Group to build electric vans, WKHS stock could soar.

Lyft Stock Due for a Post-Pandemic Leap

By Lou Carlozo, InvestorPlace Contributor

Lyft stock has a lot riding on the one-two punch of new novel coronavirus vaccines and a swift pandemic response from President-elect Biden.

Novavax Far From Finished In the Race for a Vaccine

By Lou Carlozo, InvestorPlace Contributor

Four of six analysts call NVAX stock a buy. From where I sit, they’re spot on. Consider that in the first quarter of 2021, they expect the company to report a profit of $3.89 per share. I mean, wow.

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