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The Little Book That Makes You Rich

"For a numbers guy, Louis has laid out his successful growth stock strategy in an engaging, easy-to-read guide. It isn't often that an investment pro shares his secrets like this and then says 'take it out for a test drive'."
—Joe Battipaglia, Chief Investment Officer, Ryan Beck & Co.

"Some twenty years ago, Louis Navellier made one of the most brilliant entries ever recorded into the highly competitive investment letter business. Since then, he has broadened his methodology from ruthlessly quantitative to ruthlessly quantitative plus entertainingly literate. This book is a clear and compelling summary of his systematic approach to stock selection, laced with insights and anecdotes from a professional at the height of his career."
—Peter Brimelow, Columnist, MarketWatch

"The Little Book That Makes You Rich is jam packed with valuable wisdom and sound strategies and is a must read for any growth investor. Like The Little Book That Beats the Market before it, it explains complicated financial theory using simple prose."
—Ned Davis, President, Ned Davis Research, Inc.

"This book and Louis Navellier deliver again. As a money manager, author, and wealth advisor, I am perpetually amazed at how accurate Louis' message is and how his philosophies provide consistency in an inconsistent world."
—Ken Stern, Managing Director, Ken Stern & Associates

"When Louis Navellier speaks to investors his energy and passion for stock investing fills the room. The Little Book That Makes You Rich imparts great growth stock selection know-how and much more: with one quick read, you learn all of Lou's tried-and-true investment methods – that have outperformed the market – by nearly four-to-one for more than twenty-seven years!"
—Kim and Charles Githler, founders, InterShow

Louis Navellier

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780470137727
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 10/5/2007
Edition number: 1
Pages: 208
Sales rank: 372,480
Series: Little Books. Big Profits Series , #15
Product dimensions: 5.28 (w) x 7.32 (h) x 1.12 (d)

Meet the Author

Louis Navellier has one of the most exceptional long-term track records of any financial newsletter editor in America. As a financial analyst and editor of investment newsletters since 1980, Navellier's recommendations (published in Emerging Growth) have gained over 4,806% in the last twenty-two years, as confirmed by a leading independent newsletter rating service, The Hulbert Financial Digest. Emerging Growth is one of Navellier's four market-beating services, which also include his Blue Chip Growth service for large-cap stock investors, his Quantum Growth service for active traders seeking shorter-term gains, and his Global Growth service for active traders focused on powerful international stocks.

Foreword.

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

Chapter One: Let’s Start at the End.

Chapter Two: Counting On Growth.

Chapter Three: Emotional Rescue.

Chapter Four: Revise, Revise, Revise.

Chapter Five: Surprise, Surprise, Surprise.

Chapter Six: Sell, Sell, Sell.

Chapter Seven: Expand, Expand, Expand.

Chapter Eight: Let It Flow.

Chapter Nine: It’s All Variable.

Chapter Ten: Know Your Alpha Beta.

Chapter Eleven: Don’t Be a Deviant.

Chapter Twelve: The Zigzag Approach.

Chapter Thirteen: Putting It All Together.

Chapter Fourteen: Quantum Leap.

Chapter Fifteen: It’s the Economy, Stupid.

Chapter Sixteen: It’s a Small World After All.

Chapter Seventeen: A Watched Pot Will Boil.

Chapter Eighteen: Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!

Chapter Nineteen: Keep Your Eyes on the Prize.

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EGHunter01

Posted April 2, 2009

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Financial Food.

This book will get U started on thinking about Ur financial status. It provides U with sound financial information; it is not 4 the purpose of getting rich quick. It is 2 provide U with financial literacy and assist U 2 build Ur finances over time. It gives U a prospective on dealing with Ur finances at the present time, and setting future $$ goals. Assists U 2 use $$ 2 make $$; Ur $$ works 4 U, instead of U working 4 $$. U learn about stock and real estate investments as well as certificate of deposit (CDs) investing. This book will help U 2 "see" Ur financial future.

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If it works for you, that's great, but what if it doesn't?

This book makes some convincing arguments based on sound principles, hence the three stars. It stresses the importance of free cash flow, it states that fundamental variables have a life span after which the stop working, and it acknowledges that analysts' forecasts may well be wrong (resulting in earnings surprises). See also "Stock Fundamentals On Trial: Do Dividend Yield, P/E and PEG Really Work?" for evidence that stock analysts are fallible and that company fundamentals 'sometimes' work (and sometimes don't).

I do, however, have a problem with books that provide "proven" formulas for stock market success. The fact that a formula has worked in the past is encouraging, but cannot be used as a sure predictor of the future. Many "proven" formulas have failed in the past 12-18 months. Regardless of the investment or trading strategy you pick, it is important to have a Plan B, a safety net, or a way to get out in the face of "The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable".

If this system works for you, that's great. But what if it doesn't? How will you know, when will you know, and what will you be able to do about it? Making money is one thing, but it may be just as important that you "DON'T LOSE MONEY!: (in the Stock Markets)".

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