When pitching a stock during a hedge fund interview/sending a pitch to an employee of a fund, is it standard practice to format it like an ER report, or is there a different standard (perhaps PPT-style and less wordy, like a school stock pitch). Also, what is the typical length. Sorry if this is a dumb question
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M&I has an article/video on this that is pretty well done if you want to check it out. I always made mine fairly short with a lot of visuals. I found most PM's wont read a 10+ page report.
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