The Little Book That Makes You Rich: A Proven Market-Beating Formula for Growth Investing
Wiley, October 2007
Louis Navellier is one of the most well-respected growth investors of our day. He's pulled impressive profits from the stock market for over twenty-seven years, he has also helped investors beat the market by nearly a 4-1 margin. Now, with The Little Book That Makes You Rich, he'll show you how to do the same.
Growth investing -- which aims to produce capital gains rather than income -- is one of the best ways to invest for success. Best of all, Navellier has created a proven and easy-to-follow approach to growth investing that offers you a rare opportunity to outperform the market without taking on excessive risk. In The Little Book That Makes You Rich, Navellier explains exactly why this proactive approach works and skillfully shows you how it can be used to find stocks that are poised for rapid price increases -- regardless of overall stock market direction.
Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, The Little Book That Makes You Rich details a proven formula for finding growth stocks that beat the market, which combines eight powerful fundamentals -- such as sales growth and cash flow -- with key quantitative ratings that measure the risk versus reward of buying a stock. It also outlines specific tools that take the guesswork out of when to buy and when to sell any stock on Wall Street.
You'll learn precisely what to do to best maximize your returns, including how to structure a winning growth portfolio. And perhaps, most importantly, you'll discover how to monitor and maintain the overall strength and quality of your portfolio without spending excessive amounts of time doing so.
Louis Navellier has made his living by investing in healthy, vital, growing companies. This approach allowed him to turn his financial dreams into a reality, and it could empower you to do the same. Written in an accessible and engaging style, The Little Book That Makes You Rich outlines an effective approach to building true wealth in today's markets -- and proves you don't need the resources of a powerful Wall Street firm to achieve unparalleled investment success.
hardcover | ISBN: 9780470137727 | Publication Date: October 2007
Reviews:
"Navellier is an icon among growth investors."
--The New York Times
"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.
"The book and Louis deliver again. As a money manager, author, and wealth
advisor, I am perpetually amazed at how accurate Louis's 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'll 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
