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The Little Book That Makes You Rich

The Little Book That Makes You Rich



Louis Navellier has made his living by picking the top 1% actively traded stocks and making money off of them.  In The Little Book that Makes You Rich, Navellier shows you how to find that top tier of companies able to take money and make their earnings climb.  He explains the metrics that you’ll need to figure out which stocks will grow their earnings and stock price, as well as how to measure volatility and performance and manage risk.  Navellier gives investors the intuitive markers they’ll need for reviewing stock prices based on analysts’ moves, profit margins, and sales.  He also presents succinct and easy to follow advice that will keep you from paying too much for stocks, alert you when you should sell your stocks, and how to monitor your portfolio for quality.

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4 Stars Little book that could
Louis puts his success formula to paper to help the average investor. He explains the eight factors he uses to effectively beat the market on a consistent basis.

Unlike value investing where one might have to wait months or years for a stock to be valued properly as being a steal, Louis’ growth investing finds stocks that are making money now and recognized as such.

He provides a free stock and portfolio grader to give your portfolio an instant checkup and tells you how you can make money without taking on investing as a second job.

Although he doesn’t give you any screeners for the stocks he picks, he does give you sources for good stocks which you can then decide if you want to add by using his screener (imagine that!).

Overall a great resource for the retail investor.

2 Stars Unusual method
I am sure there are some people who can time the market and deal in and out of stocks frequently. I am just not one of them. I found the author’s website interesting because it allows you to see how he rates stocks that you are following and how he has rated them in the past. The recommended (A) and discouraged (F) stocks are almost the exact opposite of Value investing stocks from Magic formula (Little Book that Beat the Market).

Navallier’s book is interesting in getting an idea about how the market is reacting almost independent of the value of the underlying company. His grades on stocks seem to change frequently. While I cannot argue with his success, his methods are too unpredictable for me.

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