Market Analysis

The markets are constantly in flux, which means that picking the right stocks is like hitting a bull’s-eye on a moving target. InvestorPlace’s savviest financial analysts and editors tackle the important, sector-wide issues, analyzing how top-level trends trickle down through individual stocks, so that you can make smart decisions with your money.

How to Find Success Despite Wild Stock Market Volatility

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst
This stock market volatility could be the new norm for Wall Street going forward. Why? Because algorithms run the market now. 

A Look Back From 2024: Answering Your Biggest AGI Questions

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
As we’ve only just begun traveling down the path toward AGI, I’d like the revisit a past Smart Money from this year where I answered your most pressing questions.

Cracking the Code of the Market’s Annual Cycles

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief
We’ve discovered that seasonality doesn’t just apply to the big indexes. Every stock has its own “seasons” to grow or decline. A kind of summer... And a kind of winter, too. Year after year.

What New Year’s Resolutions Teach Us About Stock Market Trends

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
New Year’s resolutions have a seasonality to them, starting with high motivation in January, but it starts to fade going into February and March. This seasonality occurs in the stock market, too.

The Best Day of the Year to Buy (and Sell) Any Stock

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
If you’re a long-time follower of my work, you know that I like to talk about the seasonal patterns in the market. On January 8, TradeSmith CEO Keith Kaplan is unveiling how you can spot the biggest jumps on 5,000 stocks... to the day… with 83% backtested accuracy, no matter where the market goes next.

10 Stocks to Sell Before the New Year

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
In today’s Market 360, I want to share 10 stocks you should sell before we open the books on 2025.  Stock Grader recently flagged all these stocks as immediate sells.

The Best Day of the Year to Buy (and Sell) Any Stock

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
To the naked eye, stocks seem to trade erratically, whipping upward one day only to plummet the next – even after good news. But there are stocks that trade so consistently... rising (or falling) sharply during specific windows of time, year after year... that you can map out an entire year of great trades – right now.

Are These AI Stocks Ready for a Comeback?

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
My InvestorPlace colleague Luke Lango has been covering the two waves of the AI Boom in his publications for the past few years. And readers of his research have benefitted tremendously by spotting the AI Applier Boom long before it ever arrived.

Introducing the Quantum Chip That Could Change AI, Pharma… Everything

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
Google recently announced a new computing chip called Willow. But this chip isn’t just a new chip or a small upgrade to an older one. It’s an absolute game-changer.

One Stock to Stuff Your Stocking With This Holiday Season

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
In the spirit of the holiday season, I’d like to share a small gift with you: a particular stock I’ve been closely watching. It is a battery metals company that I’ve held long-term and it recently hit a 52-week high… and I believe it could continue to outperform in the months ahead.

Weekly Upgrades and Downgrades

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today's blog post should be a great place to start.

Are These AI Stocks Ready for a Comeback?

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
If you follow our research, you know that we have always seen the AI Boom playing out in two waves. But before we get into this new wave, let's try to understand the dynamics at play in the AI Boom…

The AGI Race Is on… and so Is the Race for the Best AGI Plays

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
Like the Manhattan Project, the AI race is a high-stakes competition to develop a powerful technology of weaponization. And like the Space Race, the AI race is also a competition to seize control of a limitless new frontier. And the stakes could not be higher.

The AGI Race Is on… and so Is the Race for the Best AGI Plays

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
My colleague Eric Fry has been showing his members how to invest in the “Race to AGI” in his publications for many months. In fact, I recently worked with Eric and our colleague Luke Lango to put together a portfolio of the best of the best of these stocks.

My Five Predictions for 2025 – and One Way to Profit From What’s Coming

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
Every year, I’m asked to provide my “predictions” for the New Year. I don’t have a crystal ball and cannot predict the future. But what I can provide are my thoughts and outlook for what we could expect to happen in 2025…

Why Short Squeeze Stocks May Be 2025’s Hidden Gems

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst
Short squeeze surges tend to happen more often during periods of mania on Wall Street. And we've just entered such an era.

Cash is Down, Valuations Are Up, but Stay Invested

By Jeff Remsburg, Contributing Editor
Bullish sentiment rules … cash levels are down as fund managers flood stocks … crazy “red flag” valuations … how to trade this market with…

Fed Rate Cuts: What’s Next for 2025?

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
In today’s Market 360, let’s talk about the FOMC statement and what the dot plot revealed. Then I’ll share what we should take away from this news and how you can prepare for what’s next…

Every Investor Should Own the “Stock of the Decade”… but They Shouldn’t Stop There

By Eric Fry, Editor, Fry's Investment Report
How has Louis Navellier been able to pick out these huge winners before they really pop? Well, it’s quite simple really… some of the biggest winners of my career all had one thing in common. They all had monopolistic characteristics.
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