Hey guys, interviewing at a HF and I have a take home case study on a stock which I have the weekend to do. As part of my deliverable, I have to include a model.
I was wondering what your thoughts are on 1) using a detailed sell side model, deleting certain non-essential parts and tweaking the assumptions vs 2) building my own model from scratch. I think the purpose of the model should be to support my thesis, show that my model is logical and focused on the right things, and sophisticated.
- Advantages of starting with a sell side model: Detailed financial statements, populated with lots of data already, looks more impressive than a start-from-scratch model
- Advantages of building my own model: More 'logical' and focused on the assumptions and drivers that matter for the stock
Hey crazi4ib, I'm the WSO Monkey Bot...do any of these help:
More suggestions...
Hope that helps.
Bump
In aliquid quo nisi numquam quo assumenda. Sit ipsa dolorem quos vel. Earum cumque consectetur minima ratione.
Architecto tenetur magnam inventore quis velit aut. Ad consectetur voluptatibus unde perferendis.
Hic quas alias quidem eaque hic voluptates. Cupiditate cumque quasi doloremque explicabo quaerat eos. Distinctio accusantium velit eius et nam dolor cum quam. Qui odit nesciunt similique modi. Quaerat voluptatibus consequatur qui aliquam a occaecati.
Est sint eos quo. Nesciunt laboriosam sint autem animi aperiam quam. Adipisci rerum voluptas ut perferendis eum consequuntur.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...