Look Ahead Archive
3-28-23: Janet Yellen Undermines Powell’s Positive Message
by Louis Navellier March 28, 2023 At his press conference after the FOMC statement on Wednesday, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell came off as dovish, which the financial markets liked. Investors responded positively, [...]
3-21-23: The Best and Quickest Ways Out of This Banking Crisis
by Louis Navellier March 21, 2023 Short-term, the Treasury Department, Federal Reserve and the FDIC had to restore order by issuing a joint statement that they are taking actions that “fully protects [...]
3-14-23: What Friday’s Jobs Figures Really Mean
by Louis Navellier March 14, 2023 Last Friday, the Labor Department revised both their December and January payroll reports by a total of 34,000 jobs, from 260,000 down to 239,000 in December, [...]
3-7-23: Reviewing “Our Big Energy Bet” (As Spring Approaches)
by Louis Navellier March 7, 2023 After wild winter weather enveloped much of America, boosting natural gas prices, we now approach spring, when crude oil prices typically rise, so I remain convinced [...]
2-28-23: “Seasonal Adjustments” Continue to Warp Key Statistics
by Louis Navellier February 28, 2023 Like the bloated January jobs report, the retail sales report was also apparently distorted by seasonal adjustments. If the number crunchers expect bad weather and it [...]
2-22-23: The Global Vise Tightens on Russia
by Louis Navellier February 22, 2023 We’re coming up to the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine this week (on February 24). The sanctions against Russian oil, although well-intended, can sometimes [...]
2-14-23: New Realities in the Energy Patch Promise Higher Prices
by Louis Navellier February 14, 2023 All of a sudden, we are seeing some new realities in the energy sector that could push prices higher: First, let me address natural gas. Thanks [...]
2-7-23: The Global Fallout of the Fed’s Decision
by Louis Navellier February 7, 2023 A day after the Fed’s announcement, the European Central Bank (ECB) raised its key interest rate 0.5% to 2.5% on Thursday. This was the fifth straight [...]
1-31-23: There is No Totally “Clean, Green” Mining Solution
by Louis Navellier January 31, 2023 The Biden Administration has stopped releasing one million barrels per day of light sweet crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), so crude oil prices [...]
1-24-23: China’s Global Leadership is Slowly Slipping
by Louis Navellier January 24, 2023 The debate about globalization (at Davos and elsewhere) will be interesting as companies increasingly return to more domestic suppliers to solve their global supply chain glitches. [...]
1-18-23: A Flat CPI Points to the End of Rising Rates
by Louis Navellier January 18, 2023 Last Thursday, the Labor Department announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined -0.1% in December (month-over-month), which was in line with economists’ consensus estimate. The [...]
1-10-23: Which Stocks Will Win (or Lose) This Earnings Season?
by Louis Navellier January 10, 2023 You may have noticed in December how illiquid the overall stock market has been. This is a good time to warn you that many small-to-mid capitalization [...]