Joanna Makris

Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

Joanna Makris is the Head of Equity Research at Boardroom Alpha. A strategic thinker and fundamental public equity investor, Joanna leverages over two decades of Wall Street experience covering emerging trends in Technology, Media and Telecom at several global investment banks, including Mizuho Securities and Canaccord Genuity.


She brings a Wall Street edge to mainstream investors, helping them think and trade like a hedge fund. Joanna breaks down the hype in emerging technology trends, sheds light on market psychology and momentum and leverages a deep knowledge of fundamental analysis to deliver event-driven trading strategies. Click here to track her top trades of the week.

Recent Articles

EV Stocks: What You Should Buy and What You Should Sell

By Joanna Makris, Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

Looking at EV stocks, two popular names catch my attention this week. TSLA stock is a buy, but there's one stock you should consider selling.

Without Crypto Regulation, Ransomware Will Soon Hold America Hostage

By Joanna Makris, Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

Today’s pirates leverage the anonymity of the crypto ecosystem to evade regulators and law enforcement. How can the Fed, SEC and Biden tackle this issue?

TSLA and MSFT Are Tech’s Leading Unicorns. But There’s More Large-Cap Magic to Be Had.

By Joanna Makris, Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

The debate between growth and value investing rages on. But the stocks in between -- tech's "mature unicorns" -- are really winning this year.

Bill Ackman Has the Perfect Antidote to 2020’s Growth Investing Hoopla

By Joanna Makris, Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

If Ackman finds his unicorn, he’ll change the game, not only for SPACs -- but for growth investing. Here's Ackman's market antidote.

Balancing Portfolio Risk And Reward: Asset Allocation for New Graduates

By Joanna Makris, Head of Equity Research, Boardroom Alpha

Balancing your first portfolio can be a daunting task, especially for recent graduates just entering the world of investing. Here's how new graduates can allocate their assets for big long-term gains.

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