Just wanted to thank you -- I'm a job interview coach and was hoping to find a good pre-existing resource for a mock stock pitch to share with my clients vs. having to create something myself from scratch. This checked all the boxes for me (and I worked in equity research previously). Love the super practical & accurate advice very tailored to an interview setting. Needless to say I'll be recommending this to my clients. Thank you for putting this together and sharing!
Solid advice! Thanks so much for making this. In the future, I would be sure not to assume only guys are wanting to go into the industry--referring to "practice in front of your girlfriend" line.
10:29 but arent all the big companies that are covered by analysts and are followed closely has everything already priced in so isnt it less likely to have a correction? on the other hand, less covered companies or industries have potential market inefficiencies that could drive our price targets...
Whenever I am writing a stock pitch, there are times we fell short of the actual data that is needed to complete our analysis on that stock idea. In that case, can you please suggest a few methods to complete our analysis. Also, how can we convey these things to the interviewer.
Hey great video man! I am a current senior and interviewing for a sell side ER associate position. Is it ok if i just focus on comparables and multiples instead of DCF analysis for the valuation portion? I have never actually run a dcf model before
Hey really sorry I didn't reply to your comment earlier. I hope your interview went well. Either way, for future reference, it really depends on timing. In general, you should know how to build a DCF model because even if you wont get tested in the interview, it is essential to actually succeeding in ER. On the other hand, its tough to learn the week before an interview so drawing focus away from that and focusing on the comparables and multuplies analysis will hopefully hide the fact that you dont have experience in building DCFs. So yes, focus on the other analyses and dont make reference to any DCF valuation.
0:35 common mistakes: - no final recommendations, unnecessary details, too long, pitch with no real data. should be 2 - 2.5 minutes. why is it undervalued? 2:00 prepare 2-3 pitch ideas,
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Just wanted to thank you -- I'm a job interview coach and was hoping to find a good pre-existing resource for a mock stock pitch to share with my clients vs. having to create something myself from scratch. This checked all the boxes for me (and I worked in equity research previously). Love the super practical & accurate advice very tailored to an interview setting. Needless to say I'll be recommending this to my clients. Thank you for putting this together and sharing!
I am glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!
Great video! Clear and straightforward tips and guidelines. Very helpful.
This video is the best so far for all the related videos I’ve watched in regards to this topic!!! Thanks man. You are awesome
Thanks for your comment and for watching!
This is probably the best vdo I could find so far.
Thank you!
Excellent presentation, full of practical and effective tips !
Thank you for the tips. Your video helps me so much.
Solid advice! Thanks so much for making this. In the future, I would be sure not to assume only guys are wanting to go into the industry--referring to "practice in front of your girlfriend" line.
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@@chiragjampala1929 Chirag bro good one HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
B!ch deserved that
10:29 but arent all the big companies that are covered by analysts and are followed closely has everything already priced in so isnt it less likely to have a correction? on the other hand, less covered companies or industries have potential market inefficiencies that could drive our price targets...
I was thinking the same... it's way harder to argue that a S&P500 company is mispriced compared to some unknown small cap
Thanks a lot for sharing this!! Very insightful
Solid pitch advice. Thumbs up from me.
0:50 some actionable recommendation.
Whenever I am writing a stock pitch, there are times we fell short of the actual data that is needed to complete our analysis on that stock idea. In that case, can you please suggest a few methods to complete our analysis. Also, how can we convey these things to the interviewer.
Very clear advice! Thanks man!
Great video! Clear and concise very helpful !
really useful!!
Thank you! it's very helpful
Thanks, very helpful!
Can we support our stock recommendation by presenting some technical analysis?
very nice and refreshing.
Indeed a great video!!
Hey great video man! I am a current senior and interviewing for a sell side ER associate position. Is it ok if i just focus on comparables and multiples instead of DCF analysis for the valuation portion? I have never actually run a dcf model before
Hey really sorry I didn't reply to your comment earlier. I hope your interview went well. Either way, for future reference, it really depends on timing. In general, you should know how to build a DCF model because even if you wont get tested in the interview, it is essential to actually succeeding in ER. On the other hand, its tough to learn the week before an interview so drawing focus away from that and focusing on the comparables and multuplies analysis will hopefully hide the fact that you dont have experience in building DCFs. So yes, focus on the other analyses and dont make reference to any DCF valuation.
I will practice in front of my boyfriend ;)
thanks
Incredible 👍
0:35 common mistakes:
- no final recommendations, unnecessary details, too long, pitch with no real data.
should be 2 - 2.5 minutes.
why is it undervalued?
2:00 prepare 2-3 pitch ideas,
It's a great video! Except 'Practice in front of your girlfriend' assumes that only guys would be watching this video haha
The girl may be gay?
So the risk is the tomato and lettuce