April 23rd, 2008 by StockGumshoe
I’m not entirely sure when this ad was sent out, or exactly what the context was, but I was sent a snippet of it from a reader just recently and thought I’d share.
The ad is for Blue Chip Growth, Louis Navellier’s large cap growth newsletter (according to Hulbert’s calculations, this newsletter has handily beaten the market over the past 3, 5 and ten year periods, though it’s worth noting that it usually carries a very large number of individual stocks in its portfolio … so individual subscribers might not match those returns).
Here’s the little snippet that was sent to me:
“An interesting thing happened to my current solar stock recommendation. Even though Read the rest of this entry »
March 2nd, 2008 by StockGumshoe
This one has caused quite a stir among the vast and mighty Gumshoe readership, if my steady deluge of email is any indication. Everybody loves growth stocks, especially when nothing else seems to be growing, and everyone thinks alternative energy will be the next billionaire-maker — the Fool compares the current situation in alternative energy to the California gold rush, the Model T assembly line, and the Internet … good stuff, indeed (though those big financial earthquakes tend to create Read the rest of this entry »
January 3rd, 2008 by StockGumshoe
This teaser comes in with Navellier happily boasting that his strategy is on the ascent — that value managers are headed for the exits and growth managers are shooting out the lights … which does certainly appear to be the conventional wisdom these days (value managers, after all, are almost all stuck with huge positions in the big financial stocks that are still stinking up the joint).
And after his little bit of (perhaps deserved) braggadoccio, Navellier notes that he thinks there are three great stocks from his portfolios that are the best picks for this month (yes, it really is 2008 — when did that happen?)
So what are they?
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