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B Basic

  • What an equity research analyst does7m
  • Reading a 10-K and a 10-QPro9m
  • Building an earnings modelPro10m
  • Consensus and your estimatePro8m

A Advanced

  • Price targets and ratingsPro10m
  • The initiation and the earnings notePro8m
  • The research stock pitchPro10m
  • FlashcardsPro0/21
  • Basic quizPro80% passes
  • Advanced quizPro80% passes
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Equity research foundations

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What a research analyst actually produces: a model that forecasts earnings, a view against consensus, a price target, and the notes that sell it to investors.

BBasic4 lessons

  1. 1What an equity research analyst doesA research analyst covers a list of stocks in one sector, forecasts their earnings, and tells investors what to buy and sell. The product is the opinion and the reasoning behind it.7 min
  2. 2Reading a 10-K and a 10-QProThe filings are where the facts live. An analyst reads them for the segment numbers, the footnotes, and the gap between what management says and what the numbers show.9 min
  3. 3Building an earnings modelProAn earnings model forecasts revenue from the drivers that actually move it, runs down to EPS, and gets updated every quarter. The drivers are where your view lives.10 min
  4. 4Consensus and your estimateProStocks move on the gap between results and expectations, not on results alone. Consensus is the expectation; your edge is a well argued number that differs from it.8 min
  5. QBasic quizPro10 questions, 80% passes

AAdvanced3 lessons

  1. 5Price targets and ratingsProA price target is your estimate of the stock's value in about twelve months. The rating follows from the gap between the target and today's price.10 min
  2. 6The initiation and the earnings noteProResearch is sold in writing. The initiation is the long first report on a company; the earnings note is the short one every quarter. Both lead with the conclusion.8 min
  3. 7The research stock pitchProA research pitch is a rating, a target, two or three reasons the market is wrong, the catalysts that will prove it, and the risks. Two minutes, then the pushback.10 min
  4. QAdvanced quizPro10 questions, 80% passes