Steve Booyens, CFA

Steve Booyens, CFA

Steve co-founded Pearl Gray Equity and Research in 2020 and has been responsible for cross-asset research and PR ever since. Before founding the firm, Steve spent time working in various finance roles in London and South Africa. He holds an MSc in Investment Banking from Queen Mary – University of London, obtained the CFA Charter on April 26, 2024, and is working towards his Ph.D. in Finance.

His articles are published on various reputable web pages such as Seeking Alpha, TipRanks, Yahoo Finance, and Benzinga. Steve’s articles on InvestorPlace form an interesting juxtaposition between mainstream opinion and objective theory. Readers can expect coverage on frequently traded stocks, cryptocurrencies, crowdfunding, and ETFs.

Recent Articles

Nio Could Soon Be in Another Electric Tizzy

By Steve Booyens, CFA

Nio may be in danger of further drawdowns amid a bearish deliveries outlook for 2022. That could expose NIO stock's valuation problems.

Disney’s Hong Kong Closure Could Send Risk-Aversion to the Fore

By Steve Booyens, CFA

Risk-aversion could dent Disney's recovery new lockdown restrictions start rolling in. The stock is overvalued as things stand with many investors anticipating a recovery of the firm's parks in 2022.

Nokia Is Gaining Momentum Again as It Clinches Baltic Deal

By Steve Booyens, CFA

NOK stock could be a meme stock multibagger, rivaling its 2021 rally, as its momentum pattern starts to shape up.

AT&T Stock’s Dividends Cut Could Cause a Drawdown in Stock Price

By Steve Booyens, CFA

AT&T stock's attraction has always been its inflation beating dividend policy. However, an expensive restructuring phase along with management's deviation from focusing on shareholder value may cause a further drawdown in the stock price.

Why It’s Not the Time to Buy the Dip on Upstart

By Steve Booyens, CFA

Realistically speaking Upstart stock likely won't rebound from its recent sell-off. The changing market in 2022 along with Upstart's valuation concerns leads me to believe that we'll see a further sell-off.

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