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To what extent do you and other InvestorPlace (to which I subscribe) experts us AI to help evaluate the future couse of your stock recommendations? Is there someone there who uses it heavily?

A few suggestions: Please add dates to Special Reports on Home Page. Is there an easy way to get back to the home page from any page?

You are making too much noise, week after week chasing another pigdown main street. Just concentrate on fact-based updates on your buy/sell recommendations.

Louis has a bad habit of having us buy stocks near year highs, like he did with most of the oil stocks and then watching them fall. I understand getting excited about a rising stock, but far better to see a great company beat down and buy low. Louis bought F way high at $19 then sold at $12 where it had been for years prior. He recently had us buy near year highs KOF, PBT, AXON, LSCC, which may do well but he should find these before they go on a run. Buying near the top too often leads to losses. Indeed last month he had us sell ADM, CF, NTR, GNTY, and W, and WLK, all a substantial losses. The first three fertilizer stocks were bought way too high as evidently the rest were. Louis please buy low, stocks undeservedly beaten down, then sell high. Look at ARE, (Aleandria REIT) now beaten down 30% by all the other REITs, but this one is medical properties that will not suffer. It is a Buy. Buy low, sell high - you have been doing the opposite sadly

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.

following the guidelines governing the purchase and sell recommendations has met my expectation. the one modification I would personally like to see is a simple chart for each stock within each portfolio that provides a) stock symbol b) consensus eps each quarter, c) consensus revenue each quarter, d) actual eps each quarter, e) % eps beat or miss, f) actual revenue each quarter, g) % revenue beat or miss h) consensus guidance for 1 year guidance post each quarter's earnings

This company communicates often and well. The advice given is good. I’m awaiting judgement, however, on Louis’ Great Energy Bet. Now that earnings are in, I would like a summary of portfolio results so I can compare companies. Thanks,

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