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

Why Are Women Struggling to Secure Venture Capital Funding?

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

Adding to the struggles of this pandemic, startup founders have struggled to secure venture capital relative to their male counterparts. Here are some explanations why and a reason for optimism for women CEOs.

With the Credibility Suck Impacting Nokia, You Should Stay Away From the Stock

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

After a terrible showing in the third quarter, Nokia stock took a deserved beating. But the scope of the devastation suggests that there’s more at play here than just bad ink.

Could the ‘China Effect’ Surprisingly Bolster Nikola Stock?

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

With so much ugliness landing atop Nikola stock, conservative investors should stay away. However, speculators may want to consider an underappreciated geopolitical tailwind.

Even Contrarians Shouldn’t Bother with Exxon Mobil Stock

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

While XOM stock looks like a discounted contrarian gamble, even speculators should stay away from this troubled narrative.

Why Electrameccanica Vehicles Is a ‘Manchurian Candidate’

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

While SOLO stock might make sense based on the underlying company addressing niche demand, its ties to Chinese manufacturing poses a geopolitical sentiment problem.

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