Just curious, should there be a difference between a stock pitch/trading idea for a S&T interview and a stock pitch for an ER interview?
For example, I'm guessing for ER you would generally talk about some industry trends, 2-3 specific points on the company's business itself, and then valuation / pricing...
...but would that be also appropriate for an S&T interview? Or would you drop the valuation and focus more on the specifics of the trade itself (volume, timing, etc.?) Thanks
More appropriate to think about it with ER/S vs T instead of ER vs S/T
You have got the general idea. For ER/S you want to definitely look at valuation/industry valuations, the growth of their business, their product, their competitors.
Basically everything found here: http://www.mebanefaber.com/2011/01/20/hedge-fund-analyst-checklist/
For ER and Sales what you are really putting together is a sales pitch.
For trading those things are also semi important (read not that much), but you want to focus more on catalyst/edge and trade management:
http://www.leveredhedge.com/articles/interview-articles/trading-ideas/
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