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  Louis Navellier is one of Wall Street’s renowned growth investors. Investing for over 27 years he has earned a national reputation as a savvy stock picker and portfolio manager. The New York Times called him "an icon among growth stock investors." Navellier is Chairman and Founder of Navellier & Associates in Reno, Nevada. He and his team of more than 50 professional analysts and staff manage over $5 billion in mutual funds and institutional accounts. Navellier also writes four newsletters/trading services for individual investors, Emerging Growth, Blue Chip Growth, Quantum Growth and Global Growth. He has established one of the most exceptional long-term track records of any financial newsletter editor in America. His longest-running publication, Emerging Growth (formerly MPT Review), has gained 4,806% in the last 22 years according to The Hulbert Financial Digest. Those returns outpace the S&P 500 by nearly 4-to-1. Today, Navellier travels the country hosting seminars for individual investors, and can frequently be seen giving his market outlook and analysis on Bloomberg, Fox News and CNBC.
PortfolioGrader Cliff Notes:Let’s review how PortfolioGrader Pro puts my formula to work for you: 
 Finally, when we combine 70% of the quantitative grade and 30% of the fundamental grade, we calculate the total stock grade. This is the grade you need to pay VERY close attention to. This grade tells you whether to buy, sell or hold a stock—no ifs, ands or buts. Tie a String Around Your Finger If You Have To!PortfolioGrader Pro is designed to be incredibly powerful when it comes to analyzing stocks, yet incredibly user-friendly for investors like you. So don’t forget to:
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Here are my eight tried-and-true key fundamental variables. Blended together these eight variables provide the fundamental grade. Remember, every variable does not have equal weight. The contribution of each variable in our formula rests entirely on what’s working on Wall Street now. And this changes over time. (Think back to the tale of Bill Walsh and the West Coast offense from page 2 of the book.) That’s why my team tirelessly runs the numbers again and again to ensure we have the right measurements in our fundamental “recipe.”
Here is our quantitative grade. This is the real “secret ingredient” in our stock-rating formula. It measures buying pressure and conveys the reward vs. risk of owning a stock.
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