On a personal level
What are the best names of sources (books, internet, etc...) that you find to be the most helpful in learning about the in's-and-out's of I-Banking, beside WSO and Mergers&Inquisitions?
WSO Guides Vault Guide BeatTheStreet (WetFeet?)
Halfway through Rosenbaum & Pearl's I-banking book, so far it's very informative and a great introduction/refresher
Yes I actually just started reading it and it's great.
Seconded.
Everyone beat me to the same response, I'm reading the same book and it will answer all of your questions. The best read out there.
Damn It Feels Good to be a Banker
I would say the Pearl and Rosenbaum book over a lot of things. It's a really thorough and to the point approach to core modeling concepts. PM me or post about specifics groups you are interested in and I can post some more helpful recommended reading.
I disagree. It takes a long time to read that book and NO ONE uses APV.
I read it on the way to a superday.
The guides are way more important, and your knowledge of the markets and banking count a lot more than the specifics of how to spread comps.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great book, but not essential.
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