The Latest Breaking News from Louis Navellier

President Donald Trump is making markets move based on personal and political as well as financial and economic priorities.

The S&P 500 rallied but failed to turn the "Santa Claus Rally" indicator positive for 2026.

The basic questions for market participants and policymakers remain the same after a widely expected Fed rate cut.

Earnings and guidance from tech stocks and an old-school industrial lifted all three main U.S. equity indexes back into positive territory.

As Black Friday is here, investors are sifting through a mixed macroeconomic picture marked by conflicting signals on inflation and consumer resilience. While the broader market anticipates a holiday spending surge, Louis Navellier, founder and CIO of Navellier Associates, is advocating for a highly concentrated portfolio strategy.

Markets follow through on Friday's reversal rally with even bigger moves on Monday.

The Oracle of Omaha saw growth and value in certain corners of the stock market during the third quarter.

The process of pricing and re-pricing realities old and new never stops, and next week promises to be at least as exciting as this week.

Analysts expect Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ:QCOM) to report a fourth-quarter earnings beat, driven by sustained strength in its core 5G handset business. However, this expected solid performance is set against a backdrop of increasing questions from analysts and investors about the tangible timeline for monetizing the company’s significant investments in artificial…