Luis Hernandez

Luis Hernandez is the Editor in Chief at InvestorPlace. He manages the editorial team and oversees the content production for InvestorPlace premium products.

Prior to this role he was the Managing Editor/Head of Audience Development at InvestorPlace. He has held senior management positions at several publishing firms where he managed editorial, production and marketing activities.

Recent Articles

Made in the USA Is Back – But It Depends on This One Thing

If there is one thing that always stays the same in this world, it’s that everything is always changing. This isn’t the same world it was in the late 20th century when American manufacturing dominated the global economy. But we can still revitalize the refrain of “Made in the USA” if we are willing to acknowledge the world’s realities today.

Why This Tariff War May Not Be 1930 – And What To Do Next

The tariff drama roiling investors could still end in an economic disaster, like it did in 1930. Or, it could resolve in coming months, allowing the markets to resume the kind of upward trajectory we saw in 2023 and 2024. No one has a crystal ball, tarot cards, or anything else that can tell them exactly what’s going to happen. That’s why global macro investing expert Eric Fry is expecting the best while preparing for the worst.

Whiplash Week on Wall Street – How to Stay Grounded

So, after enduring one of the wildest weeks on Wall Street ever, what are we to do now? InvestorPlace’s global macro analyst Eric Fry shared plenty of good advice this week alongside of his accurate forecast of the tariff “pause.”

What to Do When the Stock Market Drops

If you haven’t acted already, what you do tomorrow matters more than what the market did yesterday. There are a few smart moves that can keep you on track… and a couple big mistakes that could make a bad situation way worse. Let’s talk about both.

The Real Threat to Your Portfolio in the AI Era (It’s Not a Bubble)

Many people compare the current AI investing megatrend to the Dot Com bubble. They warn that the AI megatrend is going to have a similar bust soon, and it will be just like 2000 all over again. But the comparison doesn’t hold up.