My “Two-Step” Plan for Surviving Shaky Markets – and Coming Out Ahead
Editor’s Note: Not everyone can be known for 100-baggers – but my InvestorPlace colleague Louis Navellier is.
If you don’t know Louis, he’s been trading the markets for 47 years… through the booms and busts of the dot-com era, 2008 financial crash, COVID crisis, meme-stock craze, and the AI boom.
At the heart of his work is his quantitative, proven system for finding explosive growth stocks.
With this system, Louis has uncovered 18 100-bagger opportunities for his subscribers. That’s 18 1000% winners. (Not to mention almost 700 other stocks he found that doubled.)
Louis says that AI is another one of those 100x opportunities – but you can’t bank those wins if you’ll be spooked out of trades by all the noise and distraction around you.
Today, he’ll give us a “two-fer” trick to help navigate markets… and pick the next 100-bagger.
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Dictionary.com defines distraction in two ways: 1) “a thing that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else” and 2) “extreme agitation of the mind or emotions.”
These two definitions of distraction are worth considering. Both clearly represent what occurred on Wall Street this week… and last week… and the week before that – and I’m going to go ahead and assume next week as well.
This week, the market was not happy with Wednesday morning’s inflation report.
The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed prices rose 0.5% in January over the previous month, compared with economists’ expectations for a 0.3% increase. It was the largest monthly increase since August 2023 and was up from the 0.4% rise in December.
