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 Cybersecurity Stocks That Will Skyrocket Before 2025

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Amid the proliferation of cyber-attacks, these cybersecurity stocks are helping organizations secure their data, applications and networks.

The 3 Best Tech Stocks to Buy in July

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Here are three reasonably-valued tech stocks with solid free cash flow and earnings growth to buy for the second half of 2023.

3 Blue-Chip Stocks to Buy at an All-Time Low in July

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

After their recent selloffs, these blue-chip stocks are trading at bargain prices and are due for a rebound in the second half.

3 Long-Term Stocks to Make Your ‘Get Rich’ Dreams Come True

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Buy these bargain long-term investment stocks that will continue their strong record of revenue growth powered by secular trends.

The 3 Most Undervalued Growth Stocks to Buy Now

By Charles Munyi, InvestorPlace Contributor

With EPS growth rates above 20% and forward price-to-earnings below 20, these undervalued growth stocks are bargains.

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