Josh Enomoto

Josh Enomoto

InvestorPlace Contributor

Brokering multi-million-dollar deals with some of the world’s biggest companies and providing in-depth marketing analyses, Josh Enomoto takes his firsthand knowledge of the corporate boardroom and delivers them across several media outlets. In addition to his work at InvestorPlace, Josh contributes content for Benzinga, TipRanks, EmergingGrowth and Blockster. He is also a guest expert at CGTN America.

While leaving no stone unturned regarding sector coverage, Josh has written extensively about cryptocurrencies. You can follow him on Blockster, a crypto-centric social media platform and on LinkedIn.

Recent Articles

3 Defense Stocks to Buy in the Calm Before the Storm

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

President Trump appears to have a handle on geopolitical crises, but this lull in defense stocks is only temporary.

Shopify Inc Stock Has More Than Just China Problems

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

The growth fundamentals for Shopify stock are surprisingly weak, making SHOP a risky play in these jittery markets.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. Stock May Be Running on Fumes

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

Las Vegas Sands stock has weathered the broader market storm. But difficulties for LVS are growing and challenging headwinds indicate that shares are overvalued. Fewer visitors are going to Vegas and those who do are spending less - it all adds up to make Las Vegas Sands a poor wager.

3 Pros and 3 Cons for Buying Delta Air Lines, Inc. Stock

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

Delta stock was once a Wall Street darling, but its catalysts may no longer have enough juice to carry it through the turbulence. Delta has good customer satisfaction and benefits from more people traveling by air, but DAL's financials aren't the best. For now, Delta stock just doesn't have enough fuel.

4 Controversy Stocks That Could Make a Comeback

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

These four controversy stocks aren't the favorites of the market -- or the public -- right now. But they could make a comeback.

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