Luis Hernandez

Editor in Chief

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

Investors Are Looking at AI the Wrong Way

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief

Investors don't just react to earnings reports or economic data. They react to headlines. They react to what everyone else is buying. They react to the stories dominating the news. In other words, the market often reacts first... and thinks later. Scale those individual decisions up across millions of investors, and those mental shortcuts become market sentiment.

The Secret Behind Silicon Valley’s Biggest Fortunes

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief

Every day, millions of investors hunt for the next great opportunity in the public stock market. They read the same headlines, study the same charts, and debate the same handful of companies. But many of history's biggest fortunes weren't made where everyone else was looking.

The investing lesson hidden in Taylor Swift’s wedding

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief

There are few fan bases as passionate as Taylor Swift's. So, when she recently married Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden in New York, it shouldn’t surprise you that someone found a way to make money from the event. What may surprise you is how.

The Fourth of July Investing Lesson Most People Miss

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief

Today, millions of people now rely on the same Wall Street research... the same financial headlines... and increasingly, the same AI tools to tell them what to buy. While that's convenient, it also creates a danger.

The One Question Every Investor Should Ask Before Buying a Stock

By Luis Hernandez, Editor in Chief

Finding quality companies is one thing … but detecting institutional buyers piling into a stock is another. That’s the signal Louis Navellier sees that tells him how the market is going to move.

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