Joey Frenette

Joey Frenette

InvestorPlace Contributor

Joey Frenette, an esteemed investment writer since 2016, has cultivated expertise in the realms of tech and consumer stocks. His analyses, as featured in publications such as The Motley Fool Canada, TipRanks, and Barchart, exemplify a commitment to the principles of value investing, drawing inspiration from the great Warren Buffett.

Joey’s narrative is enriched by his experience working as a software engineer (he obtained his B.A.Sc in Computer Engineering from the University of British Columbia), a role that imbued a strong understanding of the dynamics of the disruptive technology scene. His financial skill set is underscored by his passing the CFA Level 1 exam on the first attempt.

Joey’s strategic approach brings together the worlds of value and growth investing. By integrating tech-driven insights with his financial compass, Joey strives to find relative value where others may not.

Recent Articles

3 Stocks to Cash In on the AI-Powered PC Craze

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

The AI-powered PC craze could mark the next leg of the so-called AI boom with these stocks to buy for AI-powered PCs.

3 Stocks to Buy as Nvidia Outsizes Apple

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

With Nvidia recently outsizing Apple on valuation, questions linger as to what the market-cap standings will look like in a year.

AAPL, MSFT, NVDA: Which Stock Is Most Likely to Hit $4 Trillion First?

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

It may not take very long at all for the first company to reach the $4 trillion milestone mark as we approach the second half.

3 Ultra-Cheap Cloud Stocks Worth Watching in June

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

The following ultra-cheap cloud stocks also happen to be some of the most remarkable generative AI plays as well.

3 Chip Stocks That Still Have Gas in the Tank 

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

The chip stocks are running hot, but there's a good chance they could get even hotter as AI demand remains off-the-charts.

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