Keith Lanton
Enlightenment - A Herold & Lantern Investments Podcast
Financial Podcast featuring Mr. Keith Lanton, President. Every week Keith enlightens his audience with intuitive insights, personal development, and current market commentary. Disclosures: https://www.heroldlantern.com/disclosure -Press interviews or commentaries, please contact Keith or Sal Favarolo at 631-454-2000 | CREDITS: Sophie Cohen - Disclaimer | Alan Eppers - Introduction - Closing | Sal Favarolo - Producer, Sound, Editing, Artwork **For informational and educational purposes only, not intended as investment advice. Views and opinions subject to change without notice. For full disclos...
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Keith Lanton
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Jun 29, 2026
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Episodes
Spreadsheets Started It And AI Finishes It 29.06.2026 42:16
June 20, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 20 One oil chokepoint can shake the entire tape, and this morning’s market setup makes that painfully clear. We start with the Strait of Hormuz and the high-stakes back-and-forth between the US, Iran, and regional players, then translate the geopolitics into the language investors care about: crude oil pricing, energy volatility, inflation expectations, and how q...
You Can Learn IPO Discipline By Studying America’s First Bubble 22.06.2026 43:13
June 22, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 19 We connect the SpaceX IPO frenzy to 200+ years of US market history, from the first bank offerings to the moment the NYSE is born after America’s first crash and bailout. We also break down what actually moves newly public stocks, then zoom out to the Fed, inflation, and where stability can still be found. • SpaceX’s record-setting IPO and what the early pric...
Markets After The Nasdaq Shock 08.06.2026 42:33
June 8, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 18 A single data point can flip the entire market narrative and Friday’s action proved it. We wake up to a rebound after a brutal Nasdaq drop, then zoom out to the real driver: a surprisingly hot May payrolls report that makes “no rate cuts” feel more plausible, even as Wall Street keeps trying to price a friendlier Federal Reserve path. We walk through what highe...
What The Roaring 1920s Teach Us About Today’s AI Rush 01.06.2026 42:07
June 1, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 17 AI is moving faster than most of us can comfortably process, and markets are pricing that speed in real time. We take a sober look at the artificial intelligence boom, the surge in chip stocks, and what happens when portfolios quietly tilt too far toward one story. Along the way, we anchor the excitement to something investors can actually use: historical persp...
When Hype Meets History In Public Markets 26.05.2026 42:09
May 26, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 16 SpaceX is finally nearing the public markets and the hype is already loud, but we’re not treating it like a fairy tale. We walk through what a SpaceX IPO could look like at an enormous valuation, why mega IPOs often behave differently than classic “ground floor” listings, and what history says about first-day pops versus the next three years. We also dig into t...
Oil Earnings And The New Fed 11.05.2026 40:26
May 11, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 15 Oil is back near the center of everything, and it’s forcing investors to hold two ideas at once: geopolitical risk is rising while U.S. stocks keep notching record highs. We walk through the morning’s market setup, from strong earnings and nonstop AI demand to the way higher crude can sneak into inflation expectations, bond yields, and Fed decision-making. Then...
What Happens To Portfolios When The World Rearms 04.05.2026 40:09
May 4, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 14 The market is trying to do two hard things at once: price a flood of earnings season signals while also digesting real geopolitical risk in the Middle East. We start by zooming out on what actually moves portfolios when tensions rise between the United States and Iran, especially with the Straits of Hormuz sitting at the center of global energy flows. My north s...
The Cost Of Playing Your Hand 27.04.2026 32:33
April 27, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 13 The world can hand you the strongest leverage and still punish you for using it. We open with the latest shocks out of Washington and then zoom out to the bigger question driving the morning: what happens when the U.S. holds overwhelming power in the U.S.-Iran conflict, but the real cost of escalation makes that power expensive to deploy? That gap between “ha...
Think Forward In Turbulent Markets 20.04.2026 38:49
April 20, 2026 | Season 8 |Episode 12 Oil is ripping higher, the Strait of Hormuz is back in the headlines, and markets are doing what they always do during geopolitical stress: swinging between fear and relief. We step back from the noise and focus on the skill that actually improves results over time, thinking forward. If you build your decisions around what’s happening today, you’ll feel consta...
Markets Under Fire 13.04.2026 37:48
April 13, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 11 Oil jumps above $100, peace talks falter, and markets try to price a world where geopolitical risk refuses to stay contained. We walk through what’s moving stocks, bonds, and commodities right now and why “waiting for the all clear sign” can be a costly investing habit. We also drop a timely reminder on tax season deadlines and last-chance retirement contribu...
Why Las Vegas Wants Semiconductors More Than Slots 06.04.2026 38:43
April 6, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 10 Oil is hovering near $110, ceasefire rumors are colliding with strike reports, and markets are trying to price the unpriceable in real time. We sit down to sort signal from noise and connect geopolitics in the Middle East to the practical question every investor is asking: what changes next for inflation, interest rates, and portfolio risk? We walk through two...
When Oil Hits $100 The Market Gets Moody 30.03.2026 39:14
March 30, 2306 | Season 8 | Episode 9 Oil shocks don’t stay in the oil market. They leak into inflation, interest rates, earnings expectations, and then straight into your portfolio. We open with the late-quarter pullback that has stocks down meaningfully year to date, and we explain why the Middle East conflict and the Strait of Hormuz matter even for investors who never touch an energy stock. Wh...
Stop Letting Dow Futures Ruin Breakfast 23.03.2026 40:02
March 23, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 8 One Middle East headline can knock Dow futures down hundreds of points, and the next can launch a rally just as fast. That kind of market volatility is exhausting, but it’s also a test of whether we’re investing with a plan or just reacting to the news. We walk through what the early-morning whipsaw in stocks, oil, and Treasury yields reveals about geopolitica...
What If The Real Superpower Is A Strait 16.03.2026 33:37
March 16, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 7 We track how the Strait of Hormuz turns geography into leverage, pushing oil prices toward the level that can rattle inflation, rates, and stocks. We also connect war-driven energy shocks to the Fed’s next decision and then pivot to why Microsoft and Nvidia may look mispriced despite nonstop AI headlines. • geography as the constraint technology cannot erase ...
The Strait Of Hormuz Just Ate Your Gains 09.03.2026 39:06
March 9, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 6 We map how the Iran conflict is pushing oil above $100 and why that single move can hit everything from stock futures to the AI trade. We also use history to stress-test scenarios, then close with concrete portfolio and retirement-tax tactics for staying steady in a volatile tape. • pre-market snapshot of equities, oil, and Treasury yields • using volatility...
Oil Spikes, Safe Havens Shine, And The Middle East Reorders 02.03.2026 33:19
March 2, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 5 We track a fast-moving conflict in Iran, explain how oil shocks and safe-haven flows hit stocks and bonds, and place the turmoil in a century-spanning Middle East context. Then we shift to earnings, jobs data, AI’s pressure on software, utilities’ power surge, airlines, and income strategies. • war escalation and immediate market impact • oil spike, gold streng...
Markets, Memory, And The AI Jitters 17.02.2026 38:36
February 17, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 4 We trace how AI fear is hitting tech, why foreign markets are gaining on a weaker dollar, and how history—Greenland negotiations and central bank fights—frames today’s headlines. We add actionable ideas in dividend ETFs, Stellantis, and EXOR, and explain Medicare’s AI pilot. • AI disruption risk versus productivity upside • dollar trends and global equity f...
Commodities Surge, Currencies Slip, And A Gilded Age Rhyme 26.01.2026 39:35
January 26, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 3 We track a fast-moving market where gold and silver surge as currencies wobble, deficits widen, and geopolitical shocks stack up. We connect today’s macro stress to Gilded Age echoes and end with a practical take on AI agents reshaping cybersecurity risk and opportunity. • debasement trade lifting gold, silver, and other commodities • dollar, yen, and euro w...
From Greenland To Gold: How Geopolitics Is Rewriting Portfolios 20.01.2026 37:20
January 20, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 2 Markets wake to a sharper geopolitical edge as U.S.–Europe tensions rise over Greenland and investors rethink traditional havens. We connect policy moves to asset flows, then share specific stock ideas across payments, biotech, coffee, and energy gear. • Postwar order under strain and shifting spheres of influence • Dollar and Treasuries lose some haven appe...
When The Past Warns The Market About Tomorrow 05.01.2026 38:20
January 5, 2026 | Season 8 | Episode 1 We unpack the shock capture of Nicolás Maduro, why refiners rallied on heavy crude math, and how history’s forgotten shocks can sharpen today’s market judgment. Then we map 2025’s finish, 2026 scenarios, and concrete income ideas that balance risk and yield. • geopolitical signal from Maduro capture and market reaction • refinery advantage from Venezuelan hea...
Reading, Patience, And Markets In Motion 29.12.2025 28:51
December 29, 2025 | Season 7 | Episode 48 We review why 2025 defied cautious forecasts, from AI capex and policy-driven depreciation to lower oil and a powerful wealth effect, and we frame 2026 through Munger’s lens of patience and clarity. We flag key risks, make the case for a return to quality, and explore copper’s setup alongside a closer look at Salesforce. • Munger’s principles on patience,...
How History, AI, And Prediction Markets Are Shaping Your Wallet 22.12.2025 39:53
December 22. 2025 | Season 7 | Episode 47 We trace a line from the contested elections of the late 1800s to today’s market mood, then dig into AI-driven pricing, chip supply pinch points, prediction markets, and the real progress of robotaxis. The goal is to separate noise from durable drivers of earnings and risk. • Parallels between 1876–1880 elections and present-day policy debates • AI’s role...
What The Disputed 1876 Election Teaches Us About Today’s Markets And Policy 15.12.2025 39:40
December 15, 2025 | Season 7 | Episode 46 We connect the fiercely contested 1876 election to today’s fractured politics and market structure, then pivot to concrete year-end tax moves, the Fed’s latest actions, and where real bubbles may be forming. We close with a pragmatic look at Barron’s 2026 stock ideas, sector rotations, and a measured quantum bet. • lessons from the Tilden–Hayes standoff an...
Why Tariffs, Currencies, And Fed Policy Collide To Move Stocks 08.12.2025 39:19
December 8, 2025 | Season 7 | Episode 45 We trace how a weak yuan powers China’s record trade surplus despite tariffs, and why history with Japan’s yen still shapes today’s strategy. We map the U.S. pivot to talent and capital, the odds of a hawkish Fed cut, retiree tax moves for 2025, and two stock spotlights: Weyerhaeuser and Apple. • China’s $1T trade surplus and currency dynamics • Tariff rero...
Santa Rally Meets Gemini: Even Rudolph Is Rebalancing 01.12.2025 38:42
December 1, 2025 | Season 7 | Episode 44 Markets don’t move in straight lines, and neither do we. As December kicks off, we zoom out to habits and time—how focus shapes results—and then zoom right back into a surprisingly strong rally that flipped leadership from NVIDIA-linked names toward Alphabet’s fast-rising AI stack. Gemini’s leap and seventh-generation TPUs put Google’s custom silicon and da...
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