Buy-side Analyst Query
Hey all,
First time poster, not-so-long-time reader.
I was wondering, when a buy-side analyst is making his/her report on a company, what are some of the main areas he/she will look at. Eg. Comparables, accounting data, corporate strategy, etc etc.
Do they typically set a target share price or steer clear of that and simply say "overperform/underperform".
Reason I ask is I am doing a business analysis project/presentation where we have to evaluate a firm and come up with a recommendation for our make-believe fund as if we were BSAs.
Any kind of jumping off point would be helpful. Eg. web links, textbooks, first-hand experience.
Cheers,
TheCanuck
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