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Fidelity-Stock Pitch Template

This document provides a template for students to submit stock pitches, requesting information such as their name, university, intended major and graduation year. It also asks them to identify the company, its ticker symbol, industry, current and target prices, market capitalization, price-to-earnings ratio, and average daily liquidity. The template further prompts students to describe what the company does, how it operates within its industry, the key drivers of its profitability, how they value the company, and risks to their stock recommendation.

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Fidelity-Stock Pitch Template

This document provides a template for students to submit stock pitches, requesting information such as their name, university, intended major and graduation year. It also asks them to identify the company, its ticker symbol, industry, current and target prices, market capitalization, price-to-earnings ratio, and average daily liquidity. The template further prompts students to describe what the company does, how it operates within its industry, the key drivers of its profitability, how they value the company, and risks to their stock recommendation.

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Daniel Aspin
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Stock Pitching Submission Template

Student Name:
Name of University:
Major:
Expected Year of Graduation:
Company:
Ticker:
Industry:
Current Price:
Target Price:
Market Cap:
P/E:
Average daily liquidity:

What does the company do?




How does the company operate into its industry, both positively and negatively?


What are the Key drivers for profitability?


How do you value the company?


Risks to your stock recommendation

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