Look Ahead Archive
2-18-26: A New Era at the Fed is About to Begin
by Louis Navellier February 18, 2026 It is becoming increasingly obvious Kevin Warsh was Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s top choice to run the Fed, and Warsh has called for a closer relationship [...]
2-10-26: Why I Think Gold Will Reach $10,000 by the End of 2029
by Louis Navellier February 10, 2026 The recent consolidation in gold and silver prices is what I call a “pause that refreshes.” But if you look at the supply/demand fundamentals, gold has [...]
2-3-26: Is Inflation Returning – or is Deflation a Greater Threat?
by Louis Navellier February 3, 2026 Due to last fall’s government shutdown, some statistics are coming out later than usual. For instance, the November Producer Price Index (PPI) was released on January [...]
1-27-26: President Trump Takes on Davos…and the World
by Louis Navellier January 27, 2026 The World Economic Forum met in Davos last week, with Blackrock’s Larry Fink serving as interim co-chair. Since Blackrock has done an about face on ESG investing [...]
1-21-26: Is Another Regime Change Coming Soon – This Time in Iran?
by Louis Navellier January 21, 2026 The protests in Iran are now in their fourth-week, and human rights groups have reported over 2,600-people killed by security forces loyal to the Mullahs. Additionally, [...]
1-13-26: Major Moves in the Caribbean Region Keep Oil Flowing
by Louis Navellier January 13, 2026 Early in the new-year, we’ve already seen several international surprises to help promote peace and prosperity around the world. First, President Trump’s international credibility rose after [...]
1-6-26: Lower Threats of Prolonged Wars Will Be Bullish for the Stock Market
by Louis Navellier January 6, 2026 As we begin 2026, we see emerging signs that we may avoid any prolonged wars in Ukraine, the Middle East and Venezuela this year – and [...]
12-30-25: What Could Go Wrong in 2026?
by Louis Navellier December 30, 2025 Despite my overall optimism for the future, I constantly get questions about what “could” go wrong. The primary disruptions to this economic prosperity will be external [...]
12-23-25: “Bad” Economic News Is Often Seen as Good Market News
by Louis Navellier December 23, 2025 The usual cycle of government statistics is slowly returning to their normal release dates. Last Tuesday, the Labor Department claimed that 105,000-payroll jobs disappeared in October, [...]
12-16-25: Making Sense of Conflicting (and Sometimes Absent) Economic Data
by Louis Navellier December 16, 2025 With the recent record-long government shutdown putting a hiatus on some economic data in October and November, it’s hard to know what economic benchmarks to trust. [...]
12-9-25: 2026 Is Shaping Up to be a Spectacular Year
by Louis Navellier December 9, 2025 Financial markets are fully anticipating a Fed interest rate cut tomorrow, after Mary Daly, Stephen Miran, Christopher Waller and John Williams all spoke in favor of [...]
12-2-25: Most Market Indicators Point to a Rate Cut Next Week
by Louis Navellier December 2, 2025 The bulk of the economic evidence points towards a Fed rate cut next week. First, we have strong new evidence that the labor market is under [...]