The role Pieter Stalenhoef is currently handling at Wells Fargo demands him to keep a track of global stock trends such as the performance of growth stocks over value stocks in the past decade. Explaining it further, Pieter defines value stocks as stocks that are considered to be trading below market value. These stocks often have strong fundamentals but may be undervalued for several reasons.

On the other hand, Pieter Stalenhoef defines growth stocks as stocks that investors believe will outperform the market over time. Most of these stocks usually belong to companies with a high potential for growth or expansion, such as tech companies.

Pieter is a reputed equity analyst who draws on two decades of experience in this field. He holds a master’s degree in Investment Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Vermont, and is also a member of the advocacy group in the CFA Society, Boston (previously known as the Boston Security Analysts Society).

About Pieter Stalenhoef

Pieter Stalenhoef is an aspiring chef who is currently working for Wells Fargo as an equity analyst where he covers publicly traded companies in three sectors – media, consumer, and healthcare. He is a Bachelor in Business Administration from the University of Vermont and a Master of Investment Management from Boston University. He has been a member of the Boston Security Analysts Society for more than 18 years now. In addition to that, Pieter has also made an appearance on Barron’s magazine for his interviews about Femsa, a Mexican convenience store chain, and MBT, a Russian telecom company.