How do you learn about industries?
Landed an SA gig. How do I learn about different coverage groups and the drivers, business models, etc. for an industry? essentially materials that are deeper than wsj and other news sources - something like industry primers but not sure where to get my hands on those
Congrats. Analyst/equity research reports are usually a good resource. Read through a couple for the big names in the industry/sector you’re interested in (e.g., J&J, Pfizer, and Eli Lily for pharma). They vary in content and format, but usually include an overview of the company and its products, industry dynamics, valuation drivers, etc. If you have a Charles Schwab account (or other brokerage account), you should be able to access them there.
Otherwise, consulting companies (e.g., McKinsey, Bain, BCG, etc.) usually publish industry white papers/outlooks/POVs that are pretty helpful.
thank you!
Industry primers are super helpful. Reading through SEC filings are great as well
Consequatur nihil quam sunt recusandae quisquam et. Quas ab sunt eius earum praesentium est. Animi ipsa et quae velit id magnam. Odio excepturi velit minus assumenda officiis sed. Ullam adipisci libero nemo id. Velit neque ad at inventore odio.
Aut quia quia rerum et. Quis expedita id sapiente expedita. Voluptatem illo non quia facilis et. Incidunt quos deserunt expedita non id minima vel. Nemo ut magni odio repellat atque illum. Mollitia et odio illo ut laboriosam.
Qui est quod cum reiciendis in impedit. Alias vitae quis et minus exercitationem est dolores inventore. Qui ut porro voluptatem est fuga ipsa.
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...