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Stock investors are getting a bad deal today … we’re nearing a negative equity risk premium … bets that yields will climb … election risk is rising
Election stress is ramping up … get ready for emotion-based market choices … how Louis Navellier is preparing … gold and Bitcoin are “must haves” today
The abnormal nature of today’s market and world … sky-high valuations … contradictions in who’s buying and selling … Louis Navellier’s plan for post-election chaos
Last night’s event with Charles and Louis Navellier … why they believe volatility “the day after” is coming … how to position your portfolio right now
Why Trump is perceived as better for Bitcoin … the crypto retakes $72,000 … we expect much higher prices in 2025 … we’re in a “full-blown technology boom”
Why Trump is perceived as better for Bitcoin … the crypto retakes $72,000 … we expect much higher prices in 2025 … we’re in a “full-blown technology boom”
How to interpret today’s payrolls report … why Louis Navellier expects a contested election … corporate insiders are selling stock … weekend homework
Are more gains on the way? … where the Fed might be wrong … more wasteful government spending is likely coming … an election prediction from Louis Navellier and Charles Sizemore
Are more gains on the way? … where the Fed might be wrong … more wasteful government spending is likely coming … an election prediction from Louis Navellier and Charles Sizemore
Revisiting Gore/Bush in 2000 … will tomorrow be Gore/Bush “on steroids”? … the Fed’s November FOMC meeting is Thursday … the case for no cuts this time
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