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

Whether It’s Uncertainty or Speculation Ignore Any Moves in Hertz Stock

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

Hertz stock has been making news lately for driving higher following the rental car company’s devastating bankruptcy announcement. But unless you’re an extremely sophisticated trader, HTZ is not for you.

3 Reasons to Be Skeptical of Bank of America

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

BAC stock along with the rest of the big banks have moved higher with the markets. However, investor sentiment alone can’t change the ugly underlying fundamentals.

Only the Most Daring Need Apply for Tilray

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

Although Tilray stock has looked interesting since hitting a sharp low in March, the viability of its long-term trajectory is a huge question mark.

Insiders Claim Chesapeake Energy Will File for Bankruptcy

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

It’s no secret that the coronavirus has been especially devastating to vulnerable companies like Chesapeake Energy. And with a possible bankruptcy ahead, CHK stock is clearly a name to avoid.

Why You Should Take a Breather on Marathon Oil

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor

The oil market was among the first to suffer during the coronavirus pandemic, and it appears to have put the worst behind it. However, independent names like MRO stock are still vulnerable to a poor global economic backdrop.

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