All you need can be found on yahoo finance, google finance, marketwatch, reuters, etc... you just need to sound knowledgeable and have a good reason for your pick (an even bigger plus is to have 2 picks- 1 long and 1 short).
All you need can be found on yahoo finance, google finance, marketwatch, reuters, etc... you just need to sound knowledgeable and have a good reason for your pick (an even bigger plus is to have 2 picks- 1 long and 1 short).
Oh... I thought since it's ER, I should have deeper knowledge...
Cool, tnx a lot...
No problem. I mean, don't just rattle off the price and the 52 wk hi/lo and expect an offer.... know some of the basic ratios for the stock and industry/sector trends that it is in and you should be alright. They won't be tracking the stock and watching its performance based on your answer, they just want to see a logical, articulate train of thought
Seeking Alpha has some stock pitches but quality can range significantly from post to post. If you're interested in technology, Barrons Tech Trader Daily blog is always a good place to check out Street views on stocks throughout the different sectors within the industry.
Also - look at past conference call transcripts (also investor presentations/conferences) to see what the company highlights as relevant and more importantly, see what the analysts are digging in on.
Thank you guys for everything, I like Seeking Alpha and I just bought a 15 week subscription for Barron's. I like Barron's a lot and that's exactly what I had in mind.
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All you need can be found on yahoo finance, google finance, marketwatch, reuters, etc... you just need to sound knowledgeable and have a good reason for your pick (an even bigger plus is to have 2 picks- 1 long and 1 short).
Oh... I thought since it's ER, I should have deeper knowledge... Cool, tnx a lot...
No problem. I mean, don't just rattle off the price and the 52 wk hi/lo and expect an offer.... know some of the basic ratios for the stock and industry/sector trends that it is in and you should be alright. They won't be tracking the stock and watching its performance based on your answer, they just want to see a logical, articulate train of thought
Seeking Alpha has some stock pitches but quality can range significantly from post to post. If you're interested in technology, Barrons Tech Trader Daily blog is always a good place to check out Street views on stocks throughout the different sectors within the industry.
Also - look at past conference call transcripts (also investor presentations/conferences) to see what the company highlights as relevant and more importantly, see what the analysts are digging in on.
Thank you guys for everything, I like Seeking Alpha and I just bought a 15 week subscription for Barron's. I like Barron's a lot and that's exactly what I had in mind.
Thanks.
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