Skills
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Chart read (price action)
built-inReads the price series the way an analyst would: trend, regime, drawdown, volatility, support and resistance zones.
Competitive dynamics
built-inMarket structure, share shifts, moats and the forces likely to change the picture.
Fundamental valuation
built-inRevenue, margins, cash flow and balance-sheet health with a view on whether the current price is supported by fundamentals.
Management analysis
built-inTrack record, capital allocation, incentives, insider ownership and credibility of the leadership team.
Investment recommendation
built-inTurns completed analyses into a structured, rule-based recommendation with entry, exit, stop and a terminal sell.
Competitive landscape (public and private)
built-inCatalogue of companies in a space, including private companies, with positioning, funding and traction.
Central bank balance sheets
built-inCompare central banks' assets, liabilities, government debt exposure and what it means for currencies and rates.
Comparables analysis
built-inTrading multiples against a peer set: P/E, EV/Sales, EV/EBITDA, growth and margins side by side.
Compare CEOs
built-inSide-by-side comparison of the chief executives of competing companies.
DCF analysis
built-inDiscounted cash flow model with explicit historical and forecast segments, sensitivity to WACC and terminal growth.
Go-to-market analysis
built-inSales motion, channels, customer acquisition economics and distribution advantages.
Index outlook
built-inRange of outcomes for a broad index over a horizon, framed as scenarios with earnings and multiple drivers.
Interest rate outlook
built-inWhere policy rates and yields are heading, based on central bank guidance, market pricing and inflation data.
Precedent transactions
built-inRecent M&A in the sector with implied multiples and what they suggest about strategic value.
Product analysis
built-inWhat the company sells, how differentiated it is, pricing power, roadmap and customer evidence.