John Kilhefner

John Kilhefner

Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com

John Kilhefner is the managing editor of InvestorPlace.com. Kilhefner has contributed to media such as The Hill, Yahoo Finance, MSN Money, TipRanks, Kiplinger, and more.

John also moonlights a videogame journo, contributing to Critical Distance, and previously Segment Next, PopMatters, Unwinnable, The Arcade Review, Five Out of Ten magazine.

If you have questions about the site or suggestions about our content, email us at editor@investorplace.com. Want to pitch us an article? Send your ideas and tips to investorplacestories@gmail.com, and if we like it, you’ll hear back from us!

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Recent Articles

7 Best-Performing Stocks to Buy In 4 ProShares ETFs

By John Kilhefner, Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com
Here are the best stocks to buy to profit from 2020's biggest trends, such as online retail disruption and an invigorated pet care industry.

ProShares Online Retail ETF: Buy Dozens of Online Leaders With a Single Ticker

By John Kilhefner, Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com
The "retailpocalypse," as it's come to be known, is in full gear. The past several years has seen the landscape littered with the graves of...

The InvestorPlace Q&A: How Investors Can Benefit From Disruption in Retail Stocks

By John Kilhefner, Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com
Retail stocks have been plauged by bankruptcies in brick-and-mortar stores, while ecommerce is thriving. Here's how ProShares CLIX ETF makes sense today.

Can ProShares’ Ex-Energy ETF Outsmart the S&P?

By John Kilhefner, Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com
Simeon Hyman, ProShares' Global Investment Strategist, talks with InvestorPlace about his company's ex-sector ETFs, including the SPXE ETF.

5 Equity Crowdfunding Risks to Consider Before You Invest

By John Kilhefner, Managing Editor, InvestorPlace.com
Crowdfunding has democratized investing, giving everyone access to early-stage companies, real estate and fractional shares in assets like fine art. But don't rush in without understanding the risks.
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