Luke Lango is the Founder at L&F Capital & InvestorPlace. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, finance, and trading, with a focus on topics like AI platforms, generative AI, and algorithmic trading. Luke's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including NXTmine, RealClearMarkets, Nasdaq, and Business Insider.
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Luke Lango's coverage is heavily focused on investment analysis, particularly in the stock market and emerging technologies. He frequently cites data to support his analyses. Based on this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into investment opportunities within the tech sector or other industries of interest.
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Big Tech earnings and the 2026 midterms will test whether Wall Street still rewards rising AI capex – or starts separating the winners.
By: John Kilhefner, Luke Lango
From battlefield drones to Wall Street’s AI spending boom, technology is advancing at extraordinary speed. But beneath the market’s record highs, warning signs are emerging. Here is how we are navigating them.
Europe and the U.S. are funding sovereign space systems, creating new demand for launch, satellites, defense hardware, and logistics.
Investors are questioning whether the AI build-out can earn back its enormous cost. That is a necessary question. But the answer depends partly on applications still moving from research labs into practical use.
Seven of 13 AI bubble warning signs are flashing, but strong chip orders and full data centers still argue against a confirmed peak.
By: John Kilhefner, Luke Lango
The Anthropic IPO reveals improving AI profitability and surging compute demand. Luke explains what it means for AI stocks and infrastructure investors.
By: Luke Lango, Karee Venema
We look at 13 signals that tend to flash before a tech boom turns into a bust, where each one stands today, and what it means for investors.
The Anthropic IPO reveals improving AI profitability and surging compute demand. Luke explains what it means for AI stocks and infrastructure investors.
SK Hynix is sold out through 2029 as Micron and Seagate show AI memory and storage demand remaining tight into 2030.
NeoCloud stocks could face a major shakeout. Discover the one AI infrastructure stock Luke Lango believes is best positioned to survive and thrive.
