Equity Research
Company analysis, earnings models, and research writing. Master the art of equity analysis.
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Modules
Company Analysis
36 questions
Learn to analyze companies from the ground up: business models, segment reporting, profitability metrics, and key drivers.
Financial Modeling
36 questions
Build robust three-statement models with driver-based forecasts, revenue schedules, and sensitivity analysis.
Valuation & Target Prices
36 questions
Master DCF, trading comps, and precedent transactions. Learn to derive and defend target prices.
What to Expect in Equity Research Interviews
ER interviews test your ability to analyze companies, build models, and communicate investment recommendations clearly.
- Stock pitch: Detailed analysis with rating, price target, and thesis
- Financial modeling: Building and maintaining earnings models
- Industry analysis: Competitive dynamics, market structure, key drivers
- Valuation: Multiple methodologies and when to apply each
- Writing skills: Clear, concise research note structure
- Sector expertise: Deep knowledge of one or two sectors
Equity Research Interview Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is asked in Equity Research interviews?
ER interviews focus on stock pitches, financial modeling, industry knowledge, and valuation. You'll discuss buy/sell ratings, walk through your analysis process, and demonstrate deep sector expertise. Expect questions on catalysts, risks, and how you'd cover a stock.
How do I prepare for Equity Research interviews?
Prepare a strong stock pitch, understand financial modeling and valuation, and develop expertise in one or two sectors. Read equity research reports to understand the format and analysis style. Practice explaining your investment views clearly and concisely.