My colleague Nick Caputo contributes this tip: When interviewing, try to determine the investment orientation of the firm you are meeting with. Some asset managers are trying to figure out where a stock will be three years from now while others are focused on where the stock price will close at the end of the week. Pitching a value stock to a short term manager will not do you much good. Likewise, recommending a stock that has multiple short term catalysts is not likely to score many points with the long term manager. Be sure to adjust your stock pitch to your audience.
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For more thoughts on stock pitches, see:
Tips for Preparing a Stock Recommendation
Stand Out by Going the Extra Mile
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