Valuing a stock for a stock pitch
Hi,
I have heard that stock pitches usually come up in equity research summer internship interviews. While I am aware of how to structure the stock pitch itself, I am struggling with how to spot when a stock is undervalued and what methods to use (how does the P/E ration help, etc) - this applies to both looking for one to prepare beforehand but also when at the actual interview, if I am given a factsheet and 30 minutes to prepare a pitch.
Do you have any tips?
ER is probably better to ask about this, but the way I would value a stock if I had 30 mins:
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