What's your favorite reading/learning material when you got started out in AM/ER?
I'm looking to sharpen my technicals for stock valuations, ratios, economic data, etc and I've found Investopedia and Ray Dalio's content to be super helpful. I was curious if you all had any material you wanted to share that you found super helpful. I know at some point though all of this will have to be put into practice to develop an actual thesis and that's what I'm trying to work towards. A goal of mine, which may be pretty tryhard, is to be able to put together quality ER reports which I think will help a lot for interviews, networking, etc to show my interest in getting into the buyside.
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McKinsey Valuation, Porter's Competitive Strategy, Pitch the Perfect Investment, The Investment Checklist, The Dark Side of Valuation, Super Forecasting, Thinking Fast and Slow
These would be my staples. I still refer back to McKinsey and The Dark Side fairly often when doing modeling work.
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