Hi guys,
I am currently making the transition into equity analysis and I am still working on a few opportunities before making a final decision. However, in the mean time, I would like to run my day as if I am already employed (at least close to it). Do you have any ideas/strategy for doing this? What should I be reading/paying attention to? Would it be better to focus on a certain sector in depth or focus on the general market? What publications/indices/books do you think I should be paying attention to?
Your help would be greatly appreciated. My ultimate goal is to structure my day in a way that will make the transition as painless as possible and so that I can really hit the ground running.
Thanks.
-thehouseguy
Definitely keep with up the regular publications like wsj, ft, etc... If you know which sector you'll be covering, you should focus more on that area, otherwise, keep it broad. Make sure you still know the big macro stuff that's going on, especially those that will affect your sector.
will recommend you to find your strengths in one sector so at least you can showcase it to future employers.. its easier especially if you like particular stocks or sectors, since you can relate it way easier and show more enthusiasm
but overall keep up with regular publications and news.. always good to know abit of everything..
Ya, keep up with news and start going to bed and waking up at a normal hour that way you wont be dragging your first couple of days. Start reading some S&P industry reports on whatever area you will be covering and looking at some of the leading firms in those industries. Enjoy yourself, life will suck soon enough.
Thank you guys. Industrials is my focus. Any thoughts relative to this specific sector?
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