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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).

My performance has been dismal. My timing must have been bad but, I bought several of Louis' top 5 picks and still way under water. Lost on F. Lost on NIO. Down on DVN, Down on CTRA. Lost on VLO. In the meantime I watch other stocks in the portfolio performing great. Now I've lost too much to have confidence trying new ideas. The volatility of many picks is too high to hold. If I wouldn't have been suckered into a Lifetime membership I would cancel it, which I requested a week after I paid for lifetime but was denied, and several times afterward. It just does not help my style of investing as a retiree. There are too many positions in the portfolio. I would never hold all of them and performance is terrible in many positions so you have to be lucky to get a good one. I would prefer one or two top picks, not 6 or 10. And CAL MAINE, just seemed corny.. Trying to profit from an egg shortage while at the same time still pumping energy stocks. Louis wasted so much time and energy stocks he left me missing the the rest of the market that was climbing. I watched LMT hit new highs but never saw it on top picks list. PWR is flying but was already up huge before it was a top pick. I had a profit in. VLO but it turned into a loss. It seems Louis picks top stocks then just leaves them. I like Louis updates, but they seldom reflect what's happening in my stocks, except for saying hang in there. The podcast is usually a regurgitation of morning news and not much information about portfolio positions except when one or two pop on good earnings. He always says his stocks are doing well but I'm left wondering which stocks they are. Clearly not the ones I own. It seems there are too many stocks in the portfolio. Reading a long list of earnings summaries does not seem like good value for a subscription. I need to know what stocks I should buy to make money. The relatin between the newsletter and the free Market 360 is confusing and they don't always match. The recommendations seem a little more focused so maybe useful but not consistently. Otherwise I like the subscription for keeping up with the market, but it really hasn't been helpful in making money.

A well done weekly report. I would rather have transcripts of Louis Navellier's pod casts as well !

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.

I am very satisfied with Growth Investor. I feel well informed and feel Mr. Navellier is caring for his readers I see his growth approach is working. Overall the information level is fine. The information level is in contrast to The Speculator where there is almost no information about the recommendations once made.

I don't like that my email was handed to Raspberry or whatever that anti semitic a-hole is named. I wish Navellier provided more diversification than recommending oil stocks week after week. While Cramer's stocks are making new highs, Navellier's oil stocks, while paying very good dividends, are getting clobbered with HUGE losses

Apart from the podcasts I don’t get much value from this service. I’ve been a member during a bear market though. But there’s not much help mitigating large drops in stock prices during bear markets. It’s just hold and see. Many of my stocks made a loss. Do not buy and sell blindly with this service. Make your own plan and cut losses short.

The weekly update is the best, most timely and informative service I recall ever getting from a stock advisory service.