Earnings Aftermath: Is It Time to Buy or Sell? Dear Leah, Well, folks, with NVIDIA Corporation’s (NVDA) earnings report now in the rearview mirror, earnings season is winding down. So, it begs the question: Is it time to buy or sell? That’s the question my friend Jason Bodner and I answer in this week’s Navellier Market Buzz. We preview earnings estimates of a few companies that are set to report over the next few days and review the results of some companies that announced last week. I also explain why certain stocks go down despite beating expectations and give my thoughts on Warren Buffett’s stockpiling of cash. This week, a number of key economic reports are scheduled to be released. They include the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) manufacturing and services reports, the ADP and February payroll reports and the U.S. trade deficit. I explain what I expect from these critical reports in this week’s Market Buzz. Click the play button below to check it out now!  There are a couple of things I’d also like to celebrate. First, my book, The Sacred Truths of Investing, is now the number-one bestseller on Amazon for Business Finance. Second, as of today, we have over 1,000 subscribers on Navellier Market Buzz. Thank you to everyone for subscribing to my channel and for buying my book! I’m deeply grateful for your support. If you haven’t already, you can buy my book here and subscribe to my YouTube channel here. When you subscribe, don’t forget to click the bell so you can be immediately notified whenever I post a new video. Also, if you haven’t checked out Jason’s Quantum Edge system yet, I encourage you to do so! His system has beaten the S&P 500 7-to-1 over the last 30 years in independent testing and backtesting. You can click here to learn more. Lastly, with earnings season just about wrapped up, expect the mean-reversion algorithms to kick in and jerk stocks around. So, to best protect your portfolio from potential volatility, you’ll want to consider investing in stocks with superior fundamentals. These are the stocks that, if hit, will bounce back like fresh tennis balls. Bad stocks with weak fundamentals, on the other hand, will bounce like rocks. If you’re not sure where to find them, then consider my Growth Investor service. My recommendations are characterized by 26% average sales growth and 556.1% annual earnings growth. Plus, the average earnings surprise during this earnings season is 43.3%. And the reality is you really couldn’t pick a better time to join. Last Friday, I released my March Monthly Issue to my Growth Investor subscribers with four explosive stocks that should resurge in the upcoming months – two of which should benefit from the AI Revolution. Click here to join now and gain access to my March Monthly Issue. Sincerely, | .png)
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