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发表于 2011-10-8 04:37
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This is a good idea, as I said somewhere else it basically got me my current job.
My suggestion would be to focus first and foremost on being able to write a report to accompany your model. Remember, for a lot of bottom-up shops, business EVALUATION must take place before VALUATION. If you can't explain the company's business model, customers, strengths, weaknesses, management, and competitors in 5-10 pages, you probably shouldn't be attempting to model prices for 3-5 yrs out.
With that said, as you go about attempting valuation, someone else suggested reading the reports of the place you're applying to before you come up with anything. This is obviously a wise move. I'd also suggest just reading everything you can about valuation in general in order to hone your skill set - stuff like Graham and Dodd, yes, but also modern stuff like what you'll find in the CFA curriculum. NYU has a prolific writer named Damodaran on their staff who has a few books out in addition to a ton of material on his website. I'd say read basically everything you can get your hands on of his - he's mostly geared to people who are early on in the valuation learning curve, but you won't look retarded if you follow his methodologies.
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