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Disappointing AI recommendations!

The Early Stage Investor, Innovation Investor (Millionaire Maker Stocks), and Breakout Trader are the losers in my portfolio. If it weren’t for the stocks I bought from these three portfolios, I would be in the green right now! Throughout 2022, these stocks were the losers in my portfolio! If these stocks turn bullish for 2023, I will write another and better review. I’ve been a subscriber since 2021.

I joined the Growth Investor one year ago. I like Navalier’s macro analysis. I believe that he has a good feel for the market. I have purchased five of his recommendations. He and I have sold three of these five for a sizable loss. I am still under water in the remaining two energy picks. What frustrates me is Investor Place constantly promotes to me to upgrade my portfolio to some more elite program run by Mr Navalier with promises of incredible riches. Well, the proof of the pudding has always been about the eating. I will keep my portfolio as is until I am confident that Louis, and his computer, can perform a bit better than over the past year.

Starting in Oct of 2022 buy recommendations @<86 and rating from Moderate Agg to Agg. I'm in at 77.40. Several rating changes Agg to Mod Agg thru Feb,Mar and April. Also a aggressive buy recommendation on 2-17-23 @ <77. On 5-5 Earnings lowered for the past 3 mo. from $1.88 to $1.38 but Revenue up from 3.81B to 3.94B No indication to sell any part and now were looking at -40% not 3% or 17% as noted in Louis's last alert. I know every stock is not a winner but lets get real when we make statements about our losses.

Louie has gotten rotten at picking new stocks: CALM,L ASC, AXON AND ALGM are all down since purchase. Also, you're always bragging about energy stocks. i bought as suggested and the following are down since purchase: OXY, VLO, SU, MRO, MPC, TRGP, SBR, COP, IMO AND PSX. I've been a client since ~ 1995 and have never seen your stock picking so lousy. Good luck to we followers!!! Karl

Growth Investor depends too much on momentum for stock recommendations and is therefor, a follower type of publication. What I want to see is a recommendation of, say an oil stock before it rises 80% in price and not after. I would also, like more attention paid to predicative results of earnings and revenue and growth. Predicting such things determines where a stock goes after you buy it and that is how profit is made.

Too many logins! The Growth Investor website keeps asking me for my username & password whenever I open a new alert or weekly/monthly report, or open a portfolio or other menu selection. Surely it's possible for the website to remember that I'm already logged in (until I log out or close all my open Growth Investor windows).

Your descriptions listed in detail for each position is an iteration of words in lieu of the much more condensed form of information that can be printed in a column row format relating to revenues, earnings, estimated, actual, projected, per share, etc. All that you are providing is a repetitive jumble of words that take up print space, that could be more efficiently displayed as a tabular format..The same applies to the dividend information ref. holding and dividend to be paid. Is there any possibility to format the dividend updates portion of the newsletter so that it can be viewed in a single view (landscape format) in lieu of continuous scrolling left /right, which makes one go to the bottom of the display and continue to move up / down to see relevant data per position ? It is quite cumbersome to process this presentation.