Look Ahead Archive
10-14-25: Global Turmoil is Rising Among Other Major Governments
by Louis Navellier October 14, 2025 We tend to focus on our own government’s dysfunctions, but despite the federal government shutdown, the U.S. remains an oasis for most of the world, with [...]
10-7-25: Shutdowns Are Generally Bullish for the Stock Market
by Louis Navellier October 7, 2025 This shutdown may be good for investors. Our friends at Bespoke Investment Group (BIG) documented what happened during the last six-federal government shutdowns. They found that [...]
9-30-25: Skilled Tech Workers Are Losing Their Jobs, Mostly Due to AI
by Louis Navellier September 30, 2025 President Trump’s latest surprise new bombshell was an executive order last week to raise the application fee on new H-1B Visas to $100,000. That has raised [...]
9-23-25: The Case for More Interest Rate Cuts in 2025
by Louis Navellier September 23, 2025 In this week of Fed hints, rumors and conflicting views, we’ll hear from no fewer than TEN Fed officials speaking this week, so we will likely [...]
9-16-25: Continuing Deflation Could Fuel a 0.5% Fed Rate Cut Tomorrow
by Louis Navellier September 16, 2025 Producer prices in America are flat to down. That’s largely because China’s National Bureau of Statistics announced last Wednesday that its producer price index declined 2.9% [...]
9-9-25: Last Week’s Jobs Data Lifted Most Major Markets
by Louis Navellier September 9, 2025 Bad economic news seems to be good for stocks, since the more bad news we see, the more likely the Fed will cut key rates! At [...]
9-3-25: The Growing Impact of AI on Business – and Work
by Louis Navellier September 3, 2025 Last Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal published an article entitled, “There Is Now Clear Evidence AI Is Wrecking Young America’s Job Prospects.” The article cited a [...]
8-26-25: Ukraine Talks Shift from Alaska to the White House
by Louis Navellier August 26, 2025 In the aftermath of the short Alaska peace summit – where Russian President Vladimir Putin would not agree to a cease-fire – President Trump strongly encouraged Ukraine [...]
8-12-25: President Trump Begins to “Rebuild” the Fed Board
by Louis Navellier August 12, 2025 To his credit, Fed Governor Christopher Waller went on Bloomberg TV before the July FOMC meeting to explain that the labor landscape looks weaker. As I [...]
8-5-25: Why Can’t the BLS Economists Count Jobs Accurately?
by Louis Navellier August 5, 2025 Last Wednesday, ADP reported that 104,000 net new private payroll jobs were created in July, a number substantially higher than the analysts’ consensus estimate of 76,000, [...]
7-22-25: Inflation Rates Remain Low, But the Fed Fears “Phantom Inflation”
by Louis Navellier July 22, 2025 Last Tuesday, the Labor Department announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.3% in June, which was in line with economists’ consensus expectation, but the [...]
7-15-25: Trump’s Game of “Tariff Chicken” Enters the Final Stage
by Louis Navellier July 15, 2025 On Bloomberg Business Week last week, I compared the Trump team’s tariff negotiations to a “game of chicken” between Trump’s team and the opposite side. The [...]