Look Ahead Archive
This is where you can find all of our Look Ahead articles from Louis Navellier.
11-3-26: Expect a Fractured G-20 Meeting in Florida Next Month
by Louis Navellier November 3, 2026 The upcoming G-20 meeting in Doral, Florida is shaping up to be very tense. At a preliminary meeting in Atlanta, top diplomats and envoys from China [...]
10-27-26: A Closer Look at Last Week’s Earnings Leaders
by Louis Navellier October 27, 2026 Here is a closer look at some of major stock reports which dominated the market news last week: On Tuesday, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) pre-announced its [...]
10-20-26: Earnings Highlights from Week #1 of Third-Quarter Results
by Louis Navellier October 20, 2026 Among the major earnings announcements released last week, United Healthcare (UNH) reported better-than-expected third-quarter results and raised its guidance, and this helped lift the entire healthcare [...]
10-13-26: France is Falling Apart – Is the EU Next?
by Louis Navellier October 13, 2026 The global press is all over the big story developing in France, and throughout the European Union (EU). First came a Bloomberg article entitled, “A French [...]
10-6-26: The Fourth Quarter is When Stocks Usually Shine the Brightest
by Louis Navellier October 6, 2026 The fourth-quarter is seasonally strong, especially in midterm election years, like 2026, and then the third year of a presidential election cycle – next year, 2027, [...]
9-29-26: Prepare For Some “October Surprises”
by Louis Navellier September 29, 2026 One potential “October surprise” before the midterm elections would be a sudden end to the Iran War, or at least safer transport of major oil tankers [...]
9-22-26: Is Canada Splitting Up – or Joining the European Union?
by Louis Navellier September 22, 2026 A Wall Street Journal report said Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is now seeking full membership in the European Union (EU) in a bold move to [...]
9-15-26: Inflation Returns, Raising the Odds for a Key Fed Rate Increase
by Louis Navellier September 15, 2026 Last Thursday, the European Central Bank (ECB) raised its key interest rates 0.25%. This ECB rate hike put pressure on the Fed to raise interest rates [...]
