Louis Navellier

Small-to-Mid Capitalization stocks are in the midst of an impressive rally.  This is due to third quarter earnings surprises, plus the fact that small-to-mid capitalization stocks are more "domestic" and naturally benefitting from a strong U.S. economy, plus anticipated Fed key interest rate cuts.  When there is an early January effect, then the "real January effect" in the New Year is typically spectacular!  Furthermore, due to all the onshoring efforts, up to 5% annual GDP growth is likely in 2026!  Louis will reveal his favorite small-to-mid capitalization stocks that are poised to prosper. 

Not only have sales and earnings come in better than expected, but there is a growing call from members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) to cut key interest rates, so we should get a "turbo boost" when the Fed cuts in September. In the meantime, the financial markets are anticipating a "peace dividend" in the wake of President Trump's meeting with Vladimir Putin. Finally, the on-shoring is real after $10+ trillion in commitments, so the US will lead the world in GDP growth. Louis will reveal his best A-rated stocks.

Louis hates August. So, despite double-digit forecasted earnings growth for the S&P 500, caution is warranted. The good news is that interest rates will be collapsing in Europe by July...the Federal Reserve will be following key central banks lower...and the dollar should be getting its “mojo” back after a scare from the bond vigilantes. Louis will explain what this all means for attendees – and provide his favorite A-rated stocks. They should prove to be an oasis in the midst of a choppy market environment. 

As President Trump asserts his economic dominance, the US dollar is just getting stronger, so everything the US imports naturally gets cheaper. As a result, the projected inflation from the proposed tariffs is slow to materialize. The real goal of the Trump tariffs is to collect new revenue for the Federal government, so income taxes can be reduced or eliminated. Overall, we are in the midst of an economic Renaissance that is expected to create more companies to "onshore" and divert their operations to the US.