Financial Phone Interview Success, Second Interview Advice.

Phone Interview Success, Second Interview Advice.
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Phone Interview Success, Second Interview Advice.

Posted: 16 Oct 2019 01:23 PM PDT

Hey guys, so I recently asked about job interview advice regarding a stock pitch. I had the phone interview and the guy asked me what I knew about his company, my experience at my previous internship this summer and some other questions. I pitched NVIDIA stock to him and he said it seemed like I did a lot of research and that I knew what I was talking about. He asked me where I thought the stock price would be by the end of the year. I had no idea, the stock was at 186 that day so I just said 195, nothing too crazy but I really did not know what to say. He emailed me the next morning saying he wanted to do another interview in person on Halloween and that I did a good job on the share price prediction because it already exceeded my prediction by increasing 12% and hitting 198 the very next day. Fucking crazy lol.

So I was just wondering what you guys think they will ask me for the next interview in person and how I should prepare?

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Posted: 16 Oct 2019 06:11 PM PDT

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Raw Mortgage Data

Posted: 16 Oct 2019 05:26 PM PDT

Recently watched The Big Short and was interested to understand if the spreadsheets that Christian Bale's character reviews as he identifies the housing bubble actually existed somewhere and if so, how would someone access them? I've looked through google and some .gov sites but haven't been able to find anything.

I'd love to pour over the data and come up with my own conclusions and stats about the us housing market.

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Investment Grade Companies Buying Back Debt

Posted: 16 Oct 2019 05:24 PM PDT

Would credit-rating agencies look unfavorably on an investment grade company buying back debt (even when it has the option to call it) at a discount to refinance it with other debt at lower rates? Or do credit-rating agencies only worry about this when the company doing it is in dire straights already or is trying to profit off deceiving people about its credit quality?

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