本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Normally you start from either sell-side (both large firm or boutique), independent research firms (small sector though), or rating agencies (S&P, Moody's, DBRS, Fitch). A few ppl also worked for accounting firms (e.g. Big Fool) or Consulting firms at first, then move to either sell-side or buy-side.
I think you are well-prepared in terms of Accounting background and industry experiences. If your writing skill and verbal communication skill are excellent, you could try applying for Equity Research Associate at those broker-dealers.
Pick a stock; do a valuation including Comps & a DCF model; write up one-page (the same layout as those sell-side reports) and tell the reader your analysis and recommendation.
Networking with ppl in the industry and approaching analysts directly. Initiative is always highly appreciated! Sending your research sample to the analysts with your Resume and a cover letter, cold-call everybody one week later after sending out e-mails (ppl are busy, they may not reply your e-mail, but may spend 10 minuted talking with on phone).
If ppl agree to have a coffee with you, always prepare some good stock pitches. Tell them what stock you recommend them to buy or sell, give them THREE points on why. Be prepared, no bullshit, no babbling, just give ppl enough information to answer their questions.\
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I think you are well-prepared in terms of Accounting background and industry experiences. If your writing skill and verbal communication skill are excellent, you could try applying for Equity Research Associate at those broker-dealers.
Pick a stock; do a valuation including Comps & a DCF model; write up one-page (the same layout as those sell-side reports) and tell the reader your analysis and recommendation.
Networking with ppl in the industry and approaching analysts directly. Initiative is always highly appreciated! Sending your research sample to the analysts with your Resume and a cover letter, cold-call everybody one week later after sending out e-mails (ppl are busy, they may not reply your e-mail, but may spend 10 minuted talking with on phone).
If ppl agree to have a coffee with you, always prepare some good stock pitches. Tell them what stock you recommend them to buy or sell, give them THREE points on why. Be prepared, no bullshit, no babbling, just give ppl enough information to answer their questions.\
Good luck!更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net