What if 2026 becomes the year the world finally breathes a collective sigh of relief? After years of market anxiety driven by war, instability and constant geopolitical tension, imagine a stretch of time where the headlines begin to feel... different. Not perfect. Just calmer.

In this week’s Navellier Market Buzz, I went into more detail about what led to my prediction, how calls for more aggressive rate cuts signal a shift in the Federal Reserve and previewed a few upcoming earnings in the bank industry as earnings season starts to kick off.

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…

Most investors think they understand where artificial intelligence is headed. They picture faster chips. Bigger data centers. Smarter software living on screens and servers. But…

In today’s Market 360, I want to walk through what actually happened in Venezuela, why it happened and what the market’s reaction really signals. Because this wasn’t just a geopolitical event. It was a live demonstration of how quickly markets adjust when the picture becomes clear...

From 2000 to 2009, the S&P 500 essentially went nowhere. On Wall Street, it became known as “The Lost Decade.” I remember it because I lived through it. My research suggests the market may be setting up for a similar environment much sooner than most investors expect.

As we turn the page to a new year, this is a good moment to step back, assess what 2025 revealed and think carefully about what could come next. That’s why, in today’s Market 360, I’ll share five of my predictions for 2026 and explain why I believe these developments could help propel stocks higher.

In this week’s Navellier Market Buzz, which was filmed before Sunday’s news, I predicted that if we get a regime change in Venezuela, we could have permanently low energy prices. That’s because Venezuela has the biggest oil reserves in the world. And if we can help them boost production with other U.S. energy companies, that could be a game-changer.

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.

The best investment opportunities often come out of big changes – especially when most people aren’t paying attention yet.

In this issue, Luke Lango will show you why the next shock is forming right now… Why it centers on nuclear power… And why a little-known, deeply connected company could sit at the center of the AI energy buildout — with 10X potential if Washington makes its next move.

Before we step into the New Year, I’d like to share my most important investing tips to prime your portfolio to flourish in the coming months...

Any trader can catch a lucky break, but long-term survival depends on process, conviction, and discipline...

At InvestorPlace, we have a wide range of perspectives and styles. We don’t all trade the same way – and that’s a good thing. One of us may spot something the rest of us missed, opening our eyes to something that we – or the market – have overlooked. In fact, that's what my colleague Jonathan Rose has done.

In today’s Market 360, I want to share 10 stocks you should consider selling before we open the books on 2026.

If you want to give yourself a present this holiday season, you might want to consider the following companies…

The market may be showing signs of strength but it’s important to stay alert. That’s because even a strong market can change quickly. And you don’t want to be caught off guard.

In 1948, the two-month-old nation of South Korea was facing a serious threat, not only from North Korea but also from Russia and China. Instead, the conflict is about supply chains. It is about critical minerals, advanced manufacturing and the materials that power AI systems, semiconductors and modern weapons.

In today’s Market 360, I’ll dig into the latest numbers and break down what they’re really telling us. I’ll explain what the Fed now has to confront heading into 2026, why the labor market matters more than inflation at this point and how that shift changes where the best opportunities are likely to emerge next year.