The Sellside Paradox: Your clients are some of the brightest people in the world and also please make it clear that your 2029 numbers are estimates not actual
It amazes me how bad 99% of sellside models are, especially since it’s an inherent product & cost buyside pays for
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Revenue forecasts that take last quarter growth & continue it forever or just hardcode numbers
Hardcoded numbers on cash flow
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This is a really bizarre situation - dumb for this Compliance Senior Analyst to do this but how much time and resources were spent by Citi for a <$100 issue??
Why is it that the companies with the highest gross margins and zero marginal costs are also, as a group, consistently unprofitable?
It just seems odd to me.
Over the past few years, one hypothesis I have can be summarized as follows: "Your marginal advantage is inversely
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