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

Finding the Next Stock Popper

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>This is the high tide of earnings season, and I have to confess how excited I am. Ten of my <em>Emerging Growth</em> stocks reported earnings last week including one of my favorites, <strong>Transcend Services</strong> (TRCR). As I've come to expect, their earnings report was outstanding—profits jumped more than fivefold and the stock popped 20%.</p> <p> Now that's what <em>Emerging Growth</em> investing is all about.</p> <p> Earnings season is basically Judgment Day for every stock. Trust me, corporate executives like to talk a good game during the quarter, but now is when companies have to show the goods. Or in many cases, explain the bads.</p> <p> Earnings season is all about finding stock "poppers" like Transcend. These are stocks that vault up 10%, 20%, 30% or more on the day of their earnings announcement, and often continue to rally as institutional investors scramble to buy more shares. <strong>Apple</strong> (AAPL), another <em>Emerging Growth</em> favorite, just reported stellar earnings and the stock is up 20% for the month.</p>

The Little Book That Makes You Rich

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>A life-long dream of mine to write a book for individual investors has just come true. I'm very happy to announce the release of my new book, <em>The Little Book That Makes You Rich: A Proven Market-Beating Formula for Growth Investing</em>. Even better, I'm thrilled to tell you that it's already earning rave reviews from the <em>NY Times</em>— the <em>Financial Times</em>—even <em>BusinessWeek</em> included a 2-page spread about it last week!</p> <p>Inside this Little Book, for the first time, I've described in complete detail my strategy that's been able to beat the market year after year for over 20 years. Best of all, I've made the book as fun and easy-to-use as possible. I promise there are no equations or weird Wall Street jargon. Just a powerful, <em>proven formula</em> to help you find today's market-beating growth stocks. </p> <p>"<em>Can your book make me richer than Jim Cramer's book—or frankly any of the other financial books out there?"</em> That was the question Gregg Greenberg on Street.com TV asked me point-blank at the start of our interview last Thursday. It's a fair question given the title of the book, and it's likely a question you may yourself be asking. So let me say this, the strategy to riches I reveal in this book, is the strategy that's gotten me where I am today. I wasn't born into money; I studied hard, learned about the stock market and uncovered a market-beating formula <em>that works</em>.</p>

The Seismic Shift from Value to Growth

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>While Wall Street is focused on the Federal Reserve and all the talking heads are debating Ben Bernanke's next move, I have to let you in on a secret—that's not where the real action is. No, the really big development on Wall Street is the dramatic shift out of value stocks and into growth stocks.</p> <p> Write this down because it's going to be the leading market theme for the next several months. Institutional investors have been quietly dumping value stocks and are slowly picking up shares in many major growth stocks. Not only is this a big move, but it's happening right under the noses of individual investors. Already this year, the Russell 1000 Growth Index is up 12.35%, which is twice as much as the Russell 1000 Value Index—and the gap is about to get much wider.</p> <p> My money management firm just completed a thorough analysis of the growth and value sectors, and we still see enormous opportunities in growth stocks.</p>

A Stock-Pickers Paradise

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>Last week Goldman Sachs (GS) reported that its earnings jumped 79% last quarter. Whereas Bear Stearns (BSC) reported that its earnings plunged 61% in the same quarter.</p> <p> Think about that. Two companies that are in the same industry working in the same environment and facing the same obstacles but had earnings that came to radically different results.</p> <p> How could this have happened?</p> <p> The answer is very complicated, but I'll give you the short version. Goldman made some very smart moves and Bear made some very dumb moves. Sometimes business is as simple as that.</p> <p> This is an important lesson for all investors. Being in the right sector isn't enough. You need to own fundamentally superior stocks as well.</p> <p> In my <em>Blue Chip Growth Letter</em>, that's exactly what I show investors how to do. I've been able to beat the market for over 20 years by focusing on leading companies in all kinds of sectors.</p> <p> My advice to you is, don't be fooled by sector investing. Lots of times a company can look great on the outside, but that's simply because it's in a hot sector. Wall Street tends to behave like a manic crowd. If something is hot, they'll keep buying.</p>

Why So Many Hedges Blew Up-and How to Avoid Their Mistakes

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor

<p>The charade is over! For the past couple of years, a lot of folks on Wall Street were pretending to be something they're not. Mathematicians were posing as financial experts, strutting into town determined to make a quick buck. With their sophisticated computer programs in place, they pumped more than <em>$100 billion</em> into complex investment vehicles known as arbitrage hedge funds.</p> <p> I'm sure you've heard about this investment trend in the news lately, but if not, let me tell you a little bit more about it. Arbitrage investing is when someone buys a security in one market and then sells it in another market for a quick profit. Traders in the Japanese yen carry-trade, for instance, buy Japanese currency and then convert it into another currency, profiting from the difference in interest rates. It's quick and easy, and it can be very rewarding.</p> <p> Traders and hedge funds invested in these super-risky investments and were bursting at the seams with subprime loans. Others placed big bets on the idea that financial stocks would continue to plummet and sold them short.</p>

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