Podcast appearances and mentions of louis navellier

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by Louis Navellier. Louis is a growth investor with more than 40 years of experience in the markets. His Growth Investor newsletter at our corporate affiliate InvestorPlace is catered toward individual investors. It helps give these folks an easy-to-understand look at current market trends and opportunities. Louis kicks things off by sharing how he got his start in finance, how he learned about "anomalies and efficiencies" in the market, and why he dislikes banking stocks. He predicts that the implosion of private credit is going to be the next black-swan event to upset the markets. With 11% yields, private credit simply isn't sustainable. Louis also discusses what changes President-elect Donald Trump will have to make for prosperity to rise, as well as what's happening in Ukraine. (1:14) Next, Louis touches on the market narrowing, describes which metrics his stock-grading system factors in, lists off several growth stocks he likes today, and reviews many legal monopolies he has profited from. One such name is chipmaker Nvidia, which Louis says he'll "be holding through the end of the decade." After that, he talks about why he's bullish on natural gas, how he spots legal monopolies in the first place, and the Biden administration's hostility toward tech. (18:55) Finally, Louis shares how he decides when to cut a stock loose and gives his take on nuclear energy. When it comes to his investing philosophy, he notes, "I only buy things when they earn money." And Louis closes with his reasoning for not buying utility stocks. (38:22)  

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by Louis Navellier. Louis is a growth investor with more than 40 years of experience in the markets. His Growth Investor newsletter at our corporate affiliate InvestorPlace is catered toward individual investors. It helps give these folks an easy-to-understand look at current market trends and opportunities. Louis kicks things off by sharing how he got his start in finance, how he learned about "anomalies and efficiencies" in the market, and why he dislikes banking stocks. He predicts that the implosion of private credit is going to be the next black-swan event to upset the markets. With 11% yields, private credit simply isn't sustainable. Louis also discusses what changes President-elect Donald Trump will have to make for prosperity to rise, as well as what's happening in Ukraine. (1:14) Next, Louis touches on the market narrowing, describes which metrics his stock-grading system factors in, lists off several growth stocks he likes today, and reviews many legal monopolies he has profited from. One such name is chipmaker Nvidia, which Louis says he'll "be holding through the end of the decade." After that, he talks about why he's bullish on natural gas, how he spots legal monopolies in the first place, and the Biden administration's hostility toward tech. (18:55) Finally, Louis shares how he decides when to cut a stock loose and gives his take on nuclear energy. When it comes to his investing philosophy, he notes, "I only buy things when they earn money." And Louis closes with his reasoning for not buying utility stocks. (38:22)  

Louis Navellier, chief investment officer at Navellier & Associates, says investors "have a lot to look forward to," starting with a strong ending to the year and a big January effect, but he notes that conditions are right to keep the economy chugging along and pushing through the occasional stumble and correction. That said, he notes in The Big Interview that he is worried about the potential for trouble in the private credit market — where investors have been chasing super high yields for several years — to potentially create a full-blown market crash, akin to what the market experienced in 2008. Navellier also talks about his stock-picking methodology and his grading system in The Market Call. In the Talking Technicals segment, Xander Gray, founder and chief executive officer at XG Capital Strategies says that there's a recession and significant market drop coming, likely to start before the end of the first quarter of the new year. The recession is the fallout of the inverted yield curve; while many experts have said the economy will avoid the downturn that typically comes with that condition, Gray says there are plenty of reasons why investors should remain defensive now.

Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Bloomberg News National Security Reporter Kate O'Keeffe discusses Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecommunications giant blacklisted by the US, secretly funding cutting-edge research at American universities including Harvard through an independent Washington-based foundation. Informatica CEO Amit Walia talks about the company's successful transition to a cloud-centric model. Bloomberg Businessweek Columnist Max Chafkin and Bloomberg News US Semiconductor Reporter Ian King provide the details of their Businessweek Magazine story Intel Is Spending $28 Billion to Make Ohio a Global Chip Capital. Wendy Thomas, CEO at Secureworks, discusses the business of cybersecurity ahead of the RSA conference next week. And we Drive to the Close with Louis Navellier, Founder and CIO at Navellier & Associates.Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Bloomberg News National Security Reporter Kate O'Keeffe discusses Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecommunications giant blacklisted by the US, secretly funding cutting-edge research at American universities including Harvard through an independent Washington-based foundation. Informatica CEO Amit Walia talks about the company's successful transition to a cloud-centric model. Bloomberg Businessweek Columnist Max Chafkin and Bloomberg News US Semiconductor Reporter Ian King provide the details of their Businessweek Magazine story Intel Is Spending $28 Billion to Make Ohio a Global Chip Capital. Wendy Thomas, CEO at Secureworks, discusses the business of cybersecurity ahead of the RSA conference next week. And we Drive to the Close with Louis Navellier, Founder and CIO at Navellier & Associates.Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Retiring in 10 or 15 years and need to build up that nest egg?  We give a sample portfolio that just might help you get there.  We take a look at the top performing sectors so far in 2024.  We list the 15 "Dividend Kings", stocks that have raised their dividends for 60 straight years or more!

Veteran money-manager Louis Navellier, president of Navellier & Associates, says he hasn't seen "a real blow-out year since '99; I think we're overdue for one of those kind of years." He says that the market currently is grossly undervalued relative to interest rates and he says that small cap stocks could go up "100 percent or more," but he is also calling for a strong year for big stocks, oil and energy companies and he says the Magnificent Seven stocks are likely to keep rolling. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of VettaFi turns to small-cap -- but a specialized small-company fund that focuses on dividend payers while trying to mute volatility -- as his ETF of the Week, and James Royal discusses a recent Bankrate.com survey showing that more than half of Americans sought out financial advice in 2023, though they didn't all turn to good sources to get it.

A welcomed new investment year!  We cover some rules for dividend investing in 2023, Warren Buffet top holdings for income, and Louis Navellier picks for Industrial Stocks to start the year.

Sam Stovall, chief market strategist for CFRA Research says that investors in 2023 will find out "the difference between an all-weather radial tire and a 30-percent total return," with one being "a Goodyear and the other a great year." Dad jokes aside, his look ahead for the New Year includes the idea that 2023 will not be a repeat of 2022, and while there will still be significant volatility, he otherwise thinks that the market's leadership will turn over, with lagging sectors coming to the fore and the few hot places of the market receding. Moreover, he expects solid returns from the stock and bond market, though he thinks it may take until the second half of the year for those gains to materialize. Also on the show, Ed Carson of Investor's Business Daily discusses the rebound in investor optimism -- it was a big move, though the IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index remains in pessimistic territory -- and Louis Navellier of Navellier and Associates talks growths tocks in the Market Call.

Investment Strategies for year-end 2022 including recent Warren Buffet stock purchases, Invesco Bulletshare Bond ETFs, Covered call ideas, and defensive stock investments. 

We have a quick news update on today's inflation report. Investors have been waiting anxiously to see if inflation hit a peak in June and is now headed down, prompting the Fed to slow down on rate hikes. Well, we have good news. The report on the Consumer Price Index, or CPI, shows a bigger-than-expected decline in July. It shows that the annual rate of inflation dropped from 9.1% to 8.5%. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had expected a reading of 8.7%.Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review.The decrease was mostly due to a big drop in gas prices. The report says the gasoline index was down 7.7% which offset a rise in food and housing costs. When you look at the broader category of energy, that was down 4.6% because of a drop in gasoline and natural gas prices, but the index for electricity was higher. (1)The core rate of inflation, which excludes food and fuel, remained the same as it was in June at 5.9%, but that was a better reading than economists had expected. Shelter accounts for about 40% of the core rate and that was up 5.7% on an annual basis.Economists and stock traders had been predicting another .75% rate hike in September to help control inflation. But as CNBC reports, they now believe there's a better chance for just a half point rate hike. (2) Louis Navellier said in his podcast that he believes it could be a 75 basis rate hike still, but that it will most likely be the last one because it's rare to see rate hikes before an election. If that's the case, he's expecting a big stock market rally after September 21st.The Chief Economist at Jeffries, Aneta Markowska, told CNBC: “Things are moving in the right direction. This is the most encouraging report we've had in quite some time.” She also agrees that it will take some pressure off Federal Reserve officials at their next meeting.You'll find a link to the full report in the show notes at newsforinvestors.com.Please remember to hit the subscribe button, and leave a review!Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.Links:1 -https://www.bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm2 -https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/10/consumer-prices-rose-8point5percent-in-july-less-than-expected-as-inflation-pressures-ease-a-bit.html

Has the stock market bottomed?  We will share with you two market metrics from one analyst that would seem to suggest yes!  Bull or Bear, we share some investment strategies to help you with your 2022 investment portfolio including growth stocks and funds, and ideas in fixed income.

Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, says while supply-chain induced inflation will ease up, housing inflation will require much more action on the part of policy-makers and he thinks it will be 2024 or '25 before home inflation stabilizes to something close to the Federal Reserve's targets. Brusuelas says there's "a 45 percent probability of a recession in the next 12 months,"  and he expects the market to move sideways until the Fed looks like it has resolved the inflation problem. In the interim, he says that investors may have to throw out the old saws and platitudes of money management to find industries poised to thrive regardless of market conditions. Also on the show, Tom Lydo of VettaFi.com discusses an ESG-based version of a standard broad-market index fund as the proverbial better mousetrap for investors to consider, and Louis Navellier of Navellier and Associates returns to the Market Call for the first time since the start of the pandemic to chat stocks and growth.

The Fed is considering an aggressive rate-hiking plan to keep consumer prices from skyrocketing higher. Some economists feel the Fed's plan could backfire and do serious harm to the economy, possibly triggering a recession. Should we be concerned now about a worst case scenario? If so, what does this all mean for investors and how do we prepare?In this episode, we'll hear from a guest with a long history as a financial market writer and editor. Gary Alexander has been Senior Writer at Navellier since 2009. He helped the company's namesake, analyst Louis Navellier, in launching Navellier's Blue Chip Growth and Global Growth newsletters and currently edits Navellier's weekly Marketmail and writes a weekly Growth Mail column. Before that he spent 20 years as the Senior Executive Editor at InvestorPlace Media where he worked with several top analysts including Navellier. He's also worked as an editor at other financial publications including Wealth Magazine and Gold Newsletter, and he's authored various investment research reports.He earned the nickname “The Elder Statsman” when he was 25 years old because he kept pointing out how numbers were being misused in news reports to his newsroom boss. He says the word “elder” was a play on his youth but he's truly “elder” now! Let's call him a “wise elder”!If you'd like to "up your game" in the investment world and learn how to create passive income with single-family rentals, go to realwealthshow.com and sign up for free. As a member, you'll get access to the Investor Portal where you can see sample properties and connect with our network of resources. That includes experienced investment counselors, property teams, lenders, 1031 exchange facilitators, attorneys, CPAs and more. And please remember to subscribe to our podcast and leave a review! Thank you!

Jordan Kahn, CIO of the ACM Funds and Portfolio Manager of the ACM Dynamic Opportunity Fund, talks about markets and Visa stock slumping amid news that Amazon is going to stop accepting Visa payments in the UK due to high fees. Phil Palumbo, the CEO, CIO, and Founder of Palumbo Wealth Management, breaks down the risks of inflation and how it could affect stocks in the coming year. Katie Greifeld, a Cross Asset Reporter for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg QuickTake Co-Anchor, discusses the latest cryptocurrency news and headlines. Louis Navellier, Chairman and Founder of Navellier & Associates, talks about IPO valuations, as well as renewable energy. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist for First Franklin Financial Services, discusses markets and the Fed. Priya Misra, Managing Director and Global Head of Rates Strategy at TD Securities, talks rates and markets. Alan Rechtschaffen, Financial Advisor & Senior Portfolio Manager for UBS Financial Services, shares his investment outlook. Louis Navellier, Chairman, Founder, and CIO of Navellier & Associates, gives his outlook on markets. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Kailey Leinz. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Jackson, CEO of AutoNation, discusses Q1 earnings and the outlook for the auto industry. RJ Gallo, Senior Fixed Income Portfolio Manager and Head of the Municipal Bond Group at Federated Hermes, discusses the bond market. Angie Hannam, Global Chief Talent Officer for R/GA, discusses TikTok's resumes program, and global hiring trends post pandemic. Louis Navellier, Chairman, CEO & CIO of Navellier & Associates, discusses earnings season. Hosted by Matt Miller and Paul Sweeney. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Our July 4th Holiday version of the Your Financial Future Program features a recap of the record setting second quarter for our market averages as well as our opinion on the outlook rest of 2021!We review Inflation Hedge Ideas as well as Income ideas including the dynamic REIT Segment of the market.  We talk about the Bitcoin and Ethereum Trusts.  We also have brand new stock picks from Louis Navellier and the Motley Fool!All that and a summer BBQ recipe just for fun!  Enjoy your 4th of July Holiday!

The Top Renewable Energy Stocks and Funds covered include: Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure, Equinor, Bloom Energy, SolarEdge Technologies, Enphase Energy, Generac Holdings, Daqo New Energy, CleanSpark, Renewable Energy Group, Inc., NextEra Energy Inc., SunPower Corporation, iShares MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target ETF, Iberdrola. Articles were taken from many leading sites including nasdaq,com, Yahoo! Finance, and kiplinger.com PODCAST: The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus… Transcript & Links, Episode 58, May 21, 2021 Hello, Ron Robins here. Welcome to podcast episode 58 published on May 21, titled “The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus…” — and presented by Investing for the Soul. investingforthesoul.com is your site for vital global ethical and sustainable investing news, commentary, information, and resources. Remember that you can find a full transcript, links to content – including stock symbols, quotes, and bonus material – at this episode’s podcast page located at investingforthesoul.com/podcasts. And Google any terms that are unfamiliar to you. ------------------------------------------------------------- 1. The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus… It seems most of the stock research appearing in the media is focused on renewable energy stocks and funds. It reflects what analysts are looking at. So here are a few top articles covering that theme in the past two weeks. The first one is titled Biden's New Infrastructure Bill Could Mean Big Things for These Renewable Energy Stocks and is found on nasdaq.com. It reviews three alternative energy stocks by three different analysts. I’ll mention the analyst, their recommending stock, and a few brief quotes from them on their stock recommendation. Quote, “1) Howard Smith picks Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure (NASDAQ: AY) The company calls itself ‘a sustainable infrastructure company with a majority of our business in renewable energy assets…’ (Now) Importantly for investors wanting income, in the first quarter, cash available for distribution grew 7.6% over the prior year period with revenue growing almost 12%. 2) Daniel Foelber likes Equinor (NYSE: EQNR) The company is making big moves away from oil and gas and into renewable energy… it's now drifting toward pairing its offshore oil expertise with offshore wind… Its offshore wind portfolio leads the oil majors and is one of the largest of any operator in the world… 3) Travis Hoium recommends Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) Bloom Energy makes fuel cells for utility and commercial-scale applications… Building a truly clean electric grid will require more wind and solar, but it'll also require huge amounts of energy storage and on-demand electricity production, both of which Bloom Energy can provide…” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 2. The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus… Next in the renewable energy theme is this article by Louis Navellier who wrote a piece titled 5 Pick-and-Shovel Solar Stocks for the Green Energy Gold Rush. It’s found on the kiplinger.com site. I’ll mention each stock that Mr. Navellier writes about and follow it with a few select quotes from him. “1) SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG) Makes inverters, a key component of the microgrid that delivers solar energy to where it's needed in homes, schools, businesses, campuses and beyond… Shares of Solar Edge Technologies have been on a tear the last two years, but have declined more recently. 2) Enphase Energy (ENPH) Also manufactures inverter systems. Unlike ‘string converters’ made by SolarEdge, which draw power wholesale from all the panels in an installation, Enphase sells microinverters, which draw energy from individual panels as needed or as conditions allow, and, as a result, can be more efficient.     Though microinverters cost more, the market for them may grow faster because they can be more responsive to site-specific conditions… Shares of the solar stock are off from their February highs of over $200, and took another hit after Enphase's first-quarter report… (But) Enphase can weather these kinds of storms for now. 3) Generac Holdings (GNRC) … has grown handsomely selling backup generators to consumers who have become more attuned to and proactive toward power outages… in 2019,  (The company has) entered the battery storage business with a pair of acquisitions…    Generac has been doing business since 1959, (and) has a global network of 7,000 dealers and … decades of customer data that it can ply with its solar offering.  Shares have been highfliers, up more than 250% since April of last year. 4) Daqo New Energy (DQ) Is based in China and produces polysilicon, which is used to make solar panels… Demand for polysilicon is increasing and this is boosting prices… According to Bernreuter Research, in 2021 alone, prices per kilogram for polysilicon have risen from $11 to nearly $19… which goes straight to Daqo's top line… This could make DAQO one of the best solar stocks to have on your radar. 5) CleanSpark (CLSK) Offers a suite of software solutions that provide end-to-end microgrid modeling, communications and energy management… CleanSpark doesn't make money yet, but analysts are forecasting it will report a profit at the end of this quarter… Also noteworthy, CleanSpark is ramping up its participation in the Bitcoin mining business… CleanSpark notes that 95% of the power for its mining operations is carbon free.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 3. The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus… The third article on renewable energy is titled 4 Renewable Energy Stocks To Consider Buying Right Now. It’s by Josh Dylan and appeared on StockMarket.com. Again, I’ll mention the writer’s picks and follow each one with some key quotes from the writer. Quote: “1) Renewable Energy Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: REGI) Focuses on providing cleaner, lower carbon intensity products, and services. It is a producer of biomass-based diesel in North America… (The company has) announced a proposed offering of $500 million for green projects. The company intends to use the net proceeds to finance or refinance new and/or existing eligible green projects. 2) NextEra Energy Inc. (NYSE: NEE) The company owns Florida Power & Light Company, which is the largest rate-regulated electric utility in the U.S. In particular, (it's) renewable energy business, NextEra Energy Resources, contributed $598 million in adjusted earnings, up from $529 million in the first quarter of last year. On top of that, the company along with OPAL Fuels announced plans to build Minnesota’s first renewable natural gas facility. 3) SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ: SPWR) SunPower Corporation is a provider of distributed generation storage and energy services. The company designs an all-in-one residential and commercial solution for customers… Sunpower Corp stock has risen over 500% over the past year.  4) Enphase Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: ENPH) (Yes… again) The company is the world’s leading supplier of microinverter-based solar-plus-storage systems. Also, it has an intelligent platform that delivers smart, user-friendly solutions that connect solar generation, storage, and energy management… Last week, Enphase announced an expanded collaboration with Palomar Solar, a leading solar energy installation company.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 4. The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus… Getting a lot of hype recently is the Blackrock ETFs. However, Adria Vasil at Corporate Knights has posted a critical piece on the BlackRock iShares MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target ETF (CRBN). She writes… “This ETF ‘seeks to track the investment results of an index [composed of companies] with a lower carbon exposure than that of the broad market…’ What’s inside: Traditional ethical investors might gasp when they see 15 makers of controversial weapons… (a) handful of for-profit prisons, harmful pesticide-makers and mining firms tied to severe environmental damage in this ETF’s portfolio and: 6 thermal coal-burning companies 11 climate-policy-blocking companies 4 deforestation and palm oil laggards linked to clearcuts in the Amazon rainforest and Southeast Asia… and 6 industrial meat companies, including Tyson Foods, America’s largest beef, pork and poultry processor. BlackRock’s position: BlackRock says the ETF’s MSCI weighted average carbon intensity (tons CO2e/$M sales) is just 64.74, significantly lower than the 178.5 average for benchmark MSCI ACWI Index.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- Worthy Mentions Sometimes there are just too many good articles to cover, so I’m going to start a ‘Worthy Mentions’ segment where the bare bones of an article are given. For the links to these articles just go to this podcast’s page at investingforthesoul.com/podcast and scroll down to this edition. 1) Is titled A Bet 20 Years Ago Made It the Exxon of Green Power and appeared in The New York Times. It’s by Stanley Reed and Raphael Minder. Subtitle, “Iberdrola is a leader in wind and solar power, thanks largely to a bet its C.E.O. made 20 years ago.” 2) Morningstar analyst Alyssa Stankiewicz has posted this article 15 Top Funds Leading the Way on ESG. If you aren’t a Morningstar.com subscriber – you should be! Even the Basic, free plan will allow you to see the full content of this article and much more! 3) Final mention is given to the UK’s FT article titled 2 top FTSE 100 ethical stocks. It’s by Jamie Adams. He is recommending the following, and quoting from his article: “Coca-Cola HBC (CCH.L): This Switzerland-based bottler of the Coca-Cola product… has consistently ranked at the top of the FTSE4GOOD Index series since its inception in 2000. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK): Has proven to be an ESG leader thanks to its work in providing access to medicine… What’s more, this top British firm has promised to have a net-zero environmental impact by 2030.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- Ending Comment Well, these are my top news stories with their stock and fund tips -- for this podcast: “The Top Renewable Energy Stocks, Funds. Plus…” To get all the links, stock symbols, or to read the transcript of this podcast -- and more -- go to investingforthesoul.com/podcasts and scroll down to this episode. Also, be sure to click the like and subscribe buttons in iTunes/Apple Podcasts or wherever you download or listen to this podcast. And please click the share buttons to share this podcast with your friends and family. Let’s promote a better post COVID world through ethical and sustainable investing! Contact me if you have any questions. Stay well and healthy—and engaged with ethical and sustainable investing! Thank you for listening. Talk to you next on June 4. Bye for now. © 2021 Ron Robins, Investing for the Soul.

Andreas Kluth, Bloomberg Opinion columnist, discusses his column: “We Must Start Planning For a Permanent Pandemic.” Lisa Knee, Co-Leader of the national Real Estate practice at EisnerAmper, on the commercial real estate landscape, as reopening continues. Louis Navellier, Chief Investment Officer at Navellier & Associates, on his sector and stock picks. Craig Trudell, Autos and Industrials Editor for Bloomberg, on why the end of Tesla’s dominance may be closer than it appears. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.

On this episode of The Lebenthal Report, Dominick Tavella and Michael Hartzman discuss GameStop, retail investors vs Wall Street titans. Jordan Kimmel then joins the show to speak with legendary investor Louis Navellier. 00:36 Dominick Tavella and Michael Hartzman's discussion on GameStop frenzy 20:20 Louis Navellier 45:22 Episode wrap up with Dominick Tavella and Michael Hartzman

On this episode of The Lebenthal Report, Dominick Tavella and Michael Hartzman discuss GameStop, retail investors vs Wall Street titans. Jordan Kimmel then joins the show to speak with the legendary investor Louis Navellier.

Many investment strategies are reviewed including a new ARK ETF coming soon from Cathie Wood, a new monthly high income Closed-End Fund from Pimco, and the best stocks in the Dow Stocks to own for 2021 according to famed investor Louis Navellier.

Ring in the New Year with some new stock picks for 2021 from several market strategists including Louis Navellier. We also revisit one of the most well known value strategies, "The Dogs of the Dow", how it did in 2020 and how it might perform in 2021! Also, a Bitcoin ETF is reviewed.

# 71 - Be More Efficient With the Internet in Business - Louis Navellier - CEO - Navellier & Associates Louis Navallier talks about how to be more efficient in your business using the internet. You can check him out at www.navellier.com  #efficient #internet #technology #businessimprovement #Podcast #topexecutivestrategy #weaverbusinesscoaching For more podcast episodes, check out https://weaverbusinesscoaching.com/podcast-top-executive-strategy/ 

Matt is here to bring you the facts on this issue, and the fact is the end of Chinese stocks in the U.S. would mean the end of NY as the financial capitol of the world. We get it, we all want chances companies to follow the same standards as U.S. companies if they’re going to be on the U.S. stock exchanges. But the fact is a lot of them already do, bet the mainstream media didn’t mention that… Don’t let them get you in a panic and miss out all the gains you could net by investing in Chinese Stocks right now, because worst case scenario this won’t take effect or three years so that’s three years of huge gains you could be missing…Speaking of huge gains the Power Portfolio Matt and Louis Navellier created has absolutely crushed the market in 2020, and they’re gearing up to create another for 2021. On this episode Matt shares some of his picks that didn’t mate it into the final portfolio. Matt Also goes over a ton of SPAC’s and shares which ones look like they have potential and which ones you might want to stay away from.

Covid 19 Vaccine Update! There is hope for a vaccine and with this information you might have a chance to invest in the company that creates it early! It’s still early days for the trials so nothing is FDA approved yet but Matt does have some thoughts. On this episode he breaks down all the prospects in great detail even down to how the vaccine itself would work, you want want to miss this!And don’t forget tomorrow is the big debate between Louis Navellier and Matt so make sure you’re tuned in to https://raceto40k.com/

Michael Power, strategist at Investec Asset Management, an international money manager, says that something doesn't look right with the American stock market back at record high levels and seemingly 'walking on air' despite the recent inversion of the yield curve and economic numbers that show slowing and increasing weakness. The U.S. market remains the world's strongest, Power said, but that difference is less pronounced, and valuations in other countries may make it so that international investments -- especially in emerging markets -- are more attractive than U.S. stocks and bonds going forward. Also on the show, Jim Ewing of HighTower Advisors discusses how current market conditions make this a particularly good time to rebalance a portfolio, Sarah Foster of Bankrate.com discusses Valentine's Day spending, and Louis Navellier of the Navellier Funds talks about growth stocks in the Market Call.

Crit Thomas, global market strategist for Touchstone Investments, said that record profit margins for many companies here in the United States -- plus declining GDP growth -- raise questions on what kind of upside the domestic stock market has, so while he expects it to continue moving up modestly, he noted that investors seeking higher returns should look to emerging markets. Also on the show, the HighTower gang discusses a key, often-overlooked aspect of financial planning, Chuck answers a question appropriate for celebrating bitcoin Pizza Day, and Louis Navellier of the Navellier Funds talks growth investing in the Market Call.

May 17th, 2019(S14-E696)Featured GuestsGerald Celente & Louis Navellier Please Listen HereInterview RecapTrends Research Institute's Gerald Celente returns with a new daily video... GREATEST INVESTMENT INFO ON THE WEB!!!

Since 1980, Louis has been analyzing and recommending investments for his newsletter subscribers, and managing investments for institutions and individuals since 1987. Using Fundamental and Quantitative Analysis in a bottom-up process. Louis recommends equity and other investments to his subscribers and in his investment management service.  Louis seeks to find the inefficiencies and anomalies in the markets, and recommends/uses these positions for his subscribers and clients. Never one to shy away from expressing an opinion, Louis discusses a variety of subjects re: the world of investing.  You won't want to miss this.

Orlando Money Show: 20 Trillion and Beyond I wasn't intending to do a podcast today;  I'm in Orlando at the Money Show, I'm on a stock market panel.  It's going to be fun: Louis Navellier, Mark Skousen, David Callaway  and Chris Gaffney.  My big talk tomorrow should be very interesting. The title is 20 Trillion and Beyond: What the Coming Debt Explosion Will Mean to Your Portfolio. Dow Jones Closed Down 1,032 Points Today Now, of course, it's already exploding, but I gave them that headline about a month ago because I already knew that the debt problem was percolating and that was going to be what was going to blow up everybody's portfolio. But when the Dow is down 1000 points twice in the same week, I have to come on and do a podcast.  If you haven't heard the news, the Dow Jones closed down 1,032 points today. The low of the day.  We closed below the intra-day low of Tuesday morning, when the Dow ended up 500. Successful Test? Now we're not back down to the lows we hit Monday night, in Asian trading.  We'll probably be there by tonight.  This market is looking ugly. That was a horrible close, we have to go lower.  It's crazy: I was watching CNBC in my hotel room and some guy was on saying, "This might be a successful test if we can just close above Monday's lows!"  Successful test?  A successful test is when you get a huge bounce off the lows.  Even if we had closed above it, that wouldn't have been a successful test - we could have crashed below it the following morning.  But we couldn't even hold it.  We closed on the lows. Horrible 30-Year Bond Auction Today And, you know what? Bond yields rose anyway.  1,000 points down in the Dow wasn't even enough to send bond prices higher and yields lower.  The yields on the 10-year and the 30-year rising to new highs for the move.  30-year closed at 3.137.  As I said, horrible, horrible 30-year bond auction today.  Again, why anybody showed up is beyond me, but obviously not as many people showed up as they expected.  Yields on the 10-year, another new high, 2.851 is where we closed.  We got up to 2.884, and the reason we probably didn't close there is because of the 1,000 point drop in the Dow. Government Spending is Behind the Carnage But that big drop didn't make interest rates go down, it just kept them from goin up even more.  But nothing is going to stop rates from rising.  Especially if we get this Budget Deal tonight.  Apparently, if they don't get the budget deal tonight, the Government is going to shut down. And if anybody thinks that the Dow is dropping because people are afraid the government is going to shut down, they don't know what they are talking about.  The reason the market is dropping is because the government's not going to shut down. Government spending and borrowing  is behind the carnage in the bond market, which is killing the stock market.  

In our newest conversation on Bespokecast, we talk to Louis Navellier, the founder of Navellier & Associates. Louis has been writing about the stock market since the early 1980s, and his firm offers a range of services for clients including portfolio management, advisory, and mutual funds. Louis brings a unique and highly quantitative approach to investing, and has from the very start of his work on market efficiency and factors which drive outperformance. We discuss in depth his entry into the industry, the approach he uses in analyzing the markets, and his detailed views around ETFs and their impact on liquidity and volatility. Louis had a number of interesting perspectives on the relationship between yields and equity prices as well as monetary policy. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Louis Navellier, Chairman, CEO and CIO for Navellier & Associates, on the imminent flight to quality in stocks, and why the price of oil will soon collapse.

July 11 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Louis Navellier, who is founder, chairman of the board and chief investment officer of Navellier & Associates. He employs a three-step, highly disciplined, bottom-up stock selection process focusing on quantitative analysis, fundamental analysis, and optimization of the securities selected for the portfolio. This interview aired on Bloomberg Radio.