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 four decades, he has earned a reputation as a savvy stock picker and unrivaled portfolio manager.

Over his 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 outperformed the S&P 500 by a margin of 2-to-1.

Navellier continues to build on those stellar records, and while his methodology is rigorous and complex, his goal has been simple since the beginning: uncover the market’s best growth stocks and help investors beat the market with less risk. 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 professional analysts and staff manage nearly $1 billion in high-net worth funds and institutional accounts through his management company, Navellier & Associates.

Louis Navellier also has a YouTube channel, Navellier Market Buzz, where he posts regular video updates discussing the stock market. He is the author of the bestselling books, The Little Book That Makes You Rich and The Sacred Truths of Investing.

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Recent Articles

Waiting for Wall Street’s Retest

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

Due to the anchor that financial stocks will have on the market, investors are looking for a silver lining. If there's one company in the sweet spot of the economy right now, it's Oceaneering International (OII). I rate Oceaneering International a strong buy for all types of investors.

Primaries’ Prime Market

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

Super Tuesday will put us one step closer to choosing the two nominees for the November presidential election. Based on the polls, we can now be certain that change will arrive no matter the winners. Investors who choose to ignore the significance of this moment do so at their own risk, but for those who can anticipate the change, benefits will accrue.

Profit From the Great Wall Street Exodus of 2007!

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>Happy New Year everyone! I couldn't be more proud of our <em>Blue Chip Growth </em>Buy List's performance in 2007 (which was a turbulent year for the stock market, to say the least!) The average stock on our Buy List is up over 25% in 2007, and still rising! On the other hand, the Russell 1000 Value index, which is 33% invested in financial stocks, is down 0.52% so far this year. That means our Buy List has posted more than a <u>25</u>% performance advantage over value stocks! </p> <p>I have to admit, success is sweet! But I'm not giving my analysts any time off over the holidays for good behavior. Nope. In fact, we've all been hard at work testing and refining the fundamental and quantitative factors that fuel our spectacular performance and positioning our <em>Blue Chip Growth</em> Buy List to take full advantage of Wall Street's great exodus of value stocks. </p> <p>Without a doubt, Wall Street's mass exodus out of value stocks and into growth should continue well into 2008. Why am I so convinced? Well, when value manager sat down with their clients in the third quarter, they had some grim news to report. And to keep their clients happy, they started looking for greener pastures to invest in for 2008. And guess where they're headed? Growth stocks. This seismic migration will start in early 2008 and last for years to come, making growth investors very happy ...and very rich!</p>

Cramer Surrenders!

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>What's this world coming to? This is from the latest <em>Business Week</em>:</p> <p>Most people actually won't get rich by buying individual stocks, Cramer says. Unless you do your homework, namely spending an hour a week researching for each stock you own, "You won't beat the market, and you'll probably lose money," he writes. </p> <p>For Cramerites willing to do the research, the book helps construct a long-term, diversified portfolio. <strong>For most people, however, he advises low-fee stock index funds.</strong> </p> <p>Yuck! I nearly spit out my eggnog when I read that. I couldn't believe that Jim Cramer, Mr. Mad Money himself, would rather settle for mediocre returns than try to beat the stuffing out of the market. <em>YUCK!!!</em></p> <p>I have a great deal of respect for Cramer, but I'm very disappointed to hear him advocate index funds. This is horrible advice for investors. If there's one single piece of advice you ever take from me, please let it be this—don't ever buy an index fund.  </p> <p>I have some news for Jim Cramer and anyone else who recommends index funds. The market can be beaten.</p>

Resolutions for Bigger, Better Profits in 2008

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>The New Year is just 2 weeks away, and I have one question for you: <em>Are you ready to make 2008 a bigger, better investing year? </em> Nine out of ten investors have indeed made one of their New Year's resolutions to <em>improve</em> their investing success in 2008. (I guess the tenth investor is content with his/her status quo.)</p> <p>If you're one of the <em>nine out of ten</em> investors, I have five specific "investing resolutions" to share with you today. Take to heart these five simple action items and you'll increase your profits many times over. </p> <p>In 2007, investors who followed these five resolutions as laid out in my <em>Blue Chip Growth</em> service crushed the S&P this year, with total portfolio gains in the double-digits—including stand-out performances from Apple (+124%), Southern Copper (+103%) and Potash (+83%), just to name a few.</p> <p>Now, I must tell you that like most resolutions—whether it's exercising more or eating healthier—you're likely to nod your head in agreement with the five action items on this list. The key is to actually follow through and take action on each. Only then can you reap the benefits of bigger, better profits in 2008. </p> <p>That's why for these five resolutions, I'll also provide you with the <em>tools and resources</em> you need to follow through on each and every one. And best of all, I've kept these resolutions easy-to-follow <em>and even fun</em>!</p>

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