Charles Munyi

Charles Munyi

InvestorPlace Contributor

Expertise: Fundamental Analysis, Investment Analysis, Equity Analysis, Exchange-Traded Funds

Education: Msc, Electrical Engineering, Flinders University

Charles Munyi is contributor at InvestorPlace.com and a former finance professional with more than 8 years of experience in the finance industry. Charles brings a wealth of expertise as a professional writer, content strategist and analyst.

He helps investors with valuation of equities, equity portfolio management, writing investment memoranda and performing market research. Charles’ work appears in publications including Investopedia and Benzinga. He writes for a diverse audience base, ranging from retail investors to B2B companies, C-Suite executives and institutional investors.

Charles relishes making dull subject matter gripping and everyday topics amazing. Check out his writing links below and follow him on Twitter @munyicharles_g.

Recent Articles

3 Cloud Computing Stocks You’ll Regret Not Buying Soon: December Edition

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Gartner expects cloud spending to grow over the next decade and these cloud computing stocks will be long-term winners.

3 Top Stocks of 2023 That Will Shine Again in 2024

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

After a solid 2023, momentum in these stocks to buy for 2024 is likely to continue due to fundamental catalysts in 2024.

The 3 Most Undervalued Tech Stocks to Buy in December

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

In an overheated technology sector, these undervalued tech stocks have the growth and profits to generate solid returns in 2024.

3 Stocks to Make Sure You’re on the Right Side of the AI Boom

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

These leading AI stocks to buy in this AI boom have introduced several products and are already booking revenues from them.

3 of the Most Attractive Dividend Stocks in the Consumer Staples Space

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Earn a growing dividend and profit as falling yields become a tailwind for these consumer staples dividend stocks.

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