Louis Navellier
Louis Navellier is Founder, Chairman of the Board, Chief Investment Officer and Chief Compliance Officer of Navellier & Associates, Inc., located in Reno, Nevada. With decades of experience translating what had been purely academic techniques into real market applications, he believes that disciplined, quantitative analysis can select stocks that will significantly outperform the overall market.
Mr. Navellier 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. In 1980, Mr. Navellier began publishing his research in his stock advisory newsletter, the MPT Review. Since 1987, he has been active in the management of individual portfolios, mutual funds and institutional portfolios.
A charismatic figure with a reputation for solid leadership, Louis Navellier has been covered by a wide range of international media. In addition to appearing on CNBC, Bloomberg, The Nightly Business Report, and Wall Street Week, he has been featured in Barron’s, Forbes, Fortune, Investor’s Business Daily, Money, Smart Money and The Wall Street Journal. Most recently he was profiled in Kenneth A. Stern’s book Secrets of the Investment All-Stars in the interview “Louis Navellier, A Man Who Has Beat Them All.” He is also featured in Alan R. Ackerman’s Investing Under Fire: Winner Strategies from the Masters for Bulls, Bears, and the Bewildered.
Mr. Navellier received a B.S. in business administration in 1978 and an M.B.A. in finance in 1979 from California State University-Hayward.
Latest articles by Louis Navellier
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Why These Homebuilders' Stock Buybacks Are Important for Investors
Strong housing demand makes homebuilders an ideal long-term investment. The fact that these four are actively buying back their stock only sweetens the pot.
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Stock Market Predictions for 2024
Nothing is ever certain, but top stock market predictions for 2024 include lower inflation, higher energy prices and an AI-related boost to GDP growth.
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5 Monopoly Stocks At the Top of Their Game
The best monopoly stocks dominate their respective industries and create solid long-term opportunities for investors.
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5 Special Situation Stocks for Growth & Income
Special situation stocks create event-driven opportunities for investors. Here are five that are worth a closer look.
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Stock Buybacks: 6 Quality Companies Rewarding Investors
stocks Stock buybacks have been big in recent years, and these six firms are repurchasing impressive amounts of their own shares.
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The 5 Best Inflation-Proof Stocks
stocks Higher prices have been a major headache for investors, but these best inflation-proof stocks could help ease the impact.
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Dogs of the Dow 2023: 5 Dividend Stocks to Watch
The 2023 lineup of Dogs seems to face thornier problems than in years past. Here are five names to watch for those who adhere to this decades-old income-and-value strategy.
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"Below-Average" Stocks With Above-Average Potential
stocks to buy Fundamental investors shouldn't ignore charts completely. Here, we look at a few opportunities as signaled by their 200-day moving average (MA).
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4 Shipping Stocks That Could Sail Higher
stocks Amid global supply chain disruptions and surging freight costs, shipping stocks look attractive right now. Here are four names to watch.
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6 AI Stocks to Watch for Rapid Growth
investing Artificial intelligence is becoming more ingrained in our everyday lives. Here are six names that could profit on this quickly expanding space.
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5 Pick-and-Shovel Solar Stocks for the Green Energy Gold Rush
investing With a progressive administration focused on climate change, these five solar stocks could be worth a closer look for investors.
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