You Can Make a Killing With Legal Monopolies Like Nvidia

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🗓️ 16 December 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by Louis Navellier. Louis is a growth investor with more than 40 years of experience in the markets. His Growth Investor newsletter at our corporate affiliate InvestorPlace is catered toward individual investors. It helps give these folks an easy-to-understand look at current market trends and opportunities.

Louis kicks things off by sharing how he got his start in finance, how he learned about "anomalies and efficiencies" in the market, and why he dislikes banking stocks. He predicts that the implosion of private credit is going to be the next black-swan event to upset the markets. With 11% yields, private credit simply isn't sustainable. Louis also discusses what changes President-elect Donald Trump will have to make for prosperity to rise, as well as what's happening in Ukraine. (1:14)

Next, Louis touches on the market narrowing, describes which metrics his stock-grading system factors in, lists off several growth stocks he likes today, and reviews many legal monopolies he has profited from. One such name is chipmaker Nvidia, which Louis says he'll "be holding through the end of the decade." After that, he talks about why he's bullish on natural gas, how he spots legal monopolies in the first place, and the Biden administration's hostility toward tech. (18:55)

Finally, Louis shares how he decides when to cut a stock loose and gives his take on nuclear energy. When it comes to his investing philosophy, he notes, "I only buy things when they earn money." And Louis closes with his reasoning for not buying utility stocks. (38:22)

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Stansberry Investor Hour. I'm Dan Ferris. I'm the editor of Extreme Value and the Ferris Report, both published by Stansberry Research. And I'm Corey McLaughlin, editor of the Stansberry Daily Digest. Today we talk with Louis Navalier, chairman and founder of Navalier and Associates, and an editor at our corporate affiliate Investor place. And Louis is also one of the
0:22.3	legends of our industry. He's one of the first people whose newsletters I ever read when I got
0:26.9	into this game back in the late 1990s. And I can't wait for you to hear our conversation with him.
0:33.2	He's a fun, smart, well-informed guy. So let's do it. Let's talk with Louis Navalier.
0:38.5	Let's do it right now.
0:44.2	With Trump returning to the White House, the S&P has broken 6,000 for the first time.
0:49.7	But a former Trump advisor says a little-known stock could be the biggest winner of 2025. This small
0:55.7	company is quietly driving a revolution and could be set to explode under a second Trump presidency.
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1:15.9	Louis Navalere, welcome to the show.
1:17.3	Really happy to have you on.
1:18.2	It's an honor to be here.
1:20.7	Yeah, I've been wanting to get you on for some time now.
1:22.1	I'm glad we finally got around to it.
1:29.5	I, you were one of the first people when I got into this business a long time ago back in the late 1990s you were one of the people that I used to read and and and and you're still here
1:40.3	man you've been doing this I was looking up do I have it right? You've been publishing your
1:44.6	advice since 1980. Is that right? Yeah. Yeah. I've been out of the long, long time, 40 plus years.
1:53.4	Yeah. So I wonder if you could, this is your first, first time on the Stansbury Investor
1:59.4	hour. So just for our listeners' sake, maybe you could give us a little bit of that backstory,
2:03.6	because I know I'm curious.
2:05.6	When did you, did you start in finance, like right out of college?
2:11.0	Not quite.
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