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

The 3 Most Undervalued Software Stocks to Buy in June 2024

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

After recent volatility, here are some of the heavy-hitting undervalued software stocks that are getting ripe for buying.

3 Cathie Wood Stocks That Could Be Coiled Springs

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

Cathie Wood stocks could come back into the spotlight as lower interest rates move into the forecast and innovation advances considerably.

3 Cheap E-Commerce Stocks to Play a Bounce in Digital Spending

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

As tech stocks get a bit more expensive, investors should focus on some of the cheap e-commerce stocks to play a bounce back in spend.

3 Underperforming Stocks Gearing for a Second Half Comeback

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

As the first half closes, investors should set their sights on the firms that could come powering back in the second half.

Emerging Giants: 3 Stocks Set to Surpass Apple in the Next Decade

By Joey Frenette, InvestorPlace Contributor

The following emerging giants could have growth profiles that are strong enough to power a move right into the $3 trillion club.

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