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Joseph Bonner

Senior Analyst: Communications & Technology,

Argus Research Corporation

  • Named #1 Stock Picker US Media by the Financial Times 2008
  • Named #5 Stock Picker for Telecom Services in WSJ's Best on the Street Analyst of 2010
  • Educated at Fordham University and George Washington University

About Joseph

Joseph Bonner covers the media and telecommunications groups for Argus. In 2010, he was named #5 Stock Picker for Telecom Services in The Wall Street Journal's Best on the Street Analyst Survey. In 2008, Mr. Bonner was named #1 Stock Picker for Media: US by the Financial Times and was second in The Wall Street Journal's Best on the Street Analyst Survey for Telecommunications: Fixed Line. For more than a decade, he worked with Technicolor Inc., where he focused on financial and legal issues. Mr. Bonner received an MBA from Fordham University in New York, where he concentrated in finance. He earned a BA in international affairs from the George Washington University and spent three years with the Peace Corps in Talgar, Kazakhstan, developing an English Language resource center and teaching students. Mr. Bonner is a CFA charterholder.

Joseph's Articles

We are initiating coverage of cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) with a Buy rating and a target price of $220. While CRWD shares were hit hard in the 2022 market and tech sector selloffs, they have made an extraordinary rebound in 2023, outperforming both the cybersecurity industry and the broad market, writes Joseph Bonner, analyst of Argus Research.
We are maintaining our “Buy” rating on Focus List selection Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW) with a target price of $240. While PANW shares were hit hard in the 2022 market and tech sector selloffs, they continue to perform much better than the cybersecurity industry, writes Joseph Bonner, analyst at Argus Research.
We are maintaining our “Buy” rating on Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) with a target price of $125. Alphabet’s Google division continues to see weak advertising spending in a slowing economy. The ultimate duration of this weakness remains unclear. But whatever happens to the advertising market as a whole, we expect Alphabet to remain an important player, if not as dominant as it was some years ago, writes Joseph Bonner, an analyst with Argus Research.
AT&T Inc. (T) has finally moved past its long sad foray into the media business; the company has also moved past multiple other asset divestitures and a substantial dividend cut in the last year, suggests Joseph Bonner, an analyst with Argus Research.