There's a pattern most investors never see.

Phase 1: Institutions quietly buy a stock. No media coverage. No hype. Just accumulation.
Phase 2: The stock moves. Price starts climbing. Nobody knows why.
Phase 3: Media covers it. Analysts upgrade it. CNBC interviews the CEO.
Phase 4: Retail investors pile in. "I can't miss this!" FOMO kicks in.
Phase 5: Institutions exit. Selling to retail investors at the peak.

This pattern repeats constantly.

And the only difference between winners and losers is: TIMING.

Get in during Phase 1 (institutional accumulation) = massive potential gains

Get in during Phase 4 (retail FOMO) = you're buying at the top

Louis Navellier's grading system could help you identify Phase 1.

When his system upgrades a stock from C to B, or B to A, it's showing you: "Institutions are  buying this."

That's Phase 1. That's when you want in.

But here's the problem:
You can't see the grades. You don't know when a stock upgrades from C to B. You don't know when institutions start accumulating.

Until now.

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P.S. - Louis's system helped him call Nvidia at $1 (split-adjusted), Palantir at $13, Applovin at $38—all before institutional buying waves began. His track record speaks for itself. [See how YOUR stocks grade →]