Dan Frishberg Is Proud To Welcome Louis Navellier To Show

HOUSTON, TX, March 19, 2011

"The MoneyMan Report" with Dan Frishberg on Monday featured guest Louis Navellier, Chairman and Founder of Navellier & Associates and author of four investment newsletters focused on growth investing: Emerging Growth, Blue Chip Growth, Quantum Growth and Global Growth. He also appears regularly on Bloomberg, Fox News and CNBC.

Dan called Louis Navallier one of the most insightful analysts in the country, saying: "Louis always is right on top of whatever the most effective game being played on Wall Street is at any particular moment."

Louis saw the Japan story as, of course, a human tragedy, but from a market perspective, the creation of a new buying opportunity. "Correction happen, whatever the apparent catalyst," said Navellier on Dan's show. "This is creating a very attractive buying opportunity for investors."
Dan asked, "For those who are largely invested, should they be protecting themselves now so they will be able to buy later when the dust settles?"

"Too late for that now." answered Navallier. "This technical selling will run its course, the opportunities will be profound, and will show up in the second half of 2011. New money printing going on in Japan and a cover for the Fed to keep it up in the U.S. will eventually push money into risk trades."

The G-4 buildout around the world continues, and Navallier particularly likes Spectrum Communications, Acme Packet (APKT), F5 (FFIV), Vmware (VMW), and Marathon Oil (MRO) is his favorite refiner.

Silver Wheaton (SLW) is also a good bet on continued global growth and the inflation eventually brought about by central bank activity.

In his two hour daily MoneyMan Report, Daniel Frishberg has created one of the fastest growing sources of information on investing and trading in the country, now reaching audiences all over the U.S. Dan's program is regularly picked up on major web portals like Market Wire, Forbes, Dow Jones, and Yahoo Finance. His stock picks and strategies are reported regularly by http://www.thestockadvisors.com, AOL and MSN.