John Kilhefner

John Kilhefner

Senior Managing Editor, Lango Franchise

John Kilhefner is Senior Managing Editor of the Luke Lango franchise, which includes Hypergrowth Investing, Innovation Investor, Crypto Investor Network, and more.
Kilhefner has contributed to media such as Benzinga, The Hill, Tip Ranks, Unwinnable, The Arcade Review, Five Out of Ten magazine, and ZAM. He has appeared in U.S. News and World Report, Kotaku, USA Today, and Game Developer.
He now runs his own creative agency focused on tech and cybersecurity, called Skellator, LLC.
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Recent Articles

Bitcoin as Digital Gold? Why the Safe-Haven Thesis Is Being Tested

By John Kilhefner and Luke Lango and the InvestorPlace Research Staff

Bitcoin was built to be “digital gold,” offering shelter from inflation and currency turmoil. But in today’s storm of de-dollarization and rising inflation, gold is soaring while Bitcoin lags. Discover why Bitcoin’s safe-haven thesis is under the microscope, what experts predict for the future of Bitcoin, and whether the world’s top crypto can still become the next gold-standard asset for investors seeking stability.

Michael Burry Warns: Is the Biggest Tech Rally of Our Era Built on a Lie?

By John Kilhefner and Luke Lango and the InvestorPlace Research Staff

Is the AI bubble built on faulty accounting? Michael Burry warns that Big Tech is inflating earnings by billions. Discover what this means for AI stocks—and whether the boom is set to burst.

Special Video: Why Luke Is Bullish on the Market

By John Kilhefner, Senior Managing Editor, Lango Franchise

It may not feel like it right now. But the next trillion-dollar market shift has arrived, thanks to AI. Are you ready to profit from it?

🤖 xAI vs. Everyone: Can Elon Pull Off One Last Big Score?

By Luke Lango and John Kilhefner

This latest AI startup is moving fast, with impressive progress. And the journey is likely just getting started.

These Sleeping Giants Are the Best Stocks to Buy Outside of AI

By Luke Lango and John Kilhefner

The best consumer stocks could realistically rally more than 50% over the next two years, combining 30% profit growth and 25% multiple expansion.

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