Behavioral
Markets
Technical
Random
Random Pt 2
100

What is a good way to research and prepare questions to ask the interviewer?

Look up the interviewer's LinkedIn and look at company website

100

What is a good way to introduce the articles you have prepared for the markets interview?

"The three things driving the market right now are"

100

What are the 3 financial statements?

income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement

100

Name one popular news source?

Wall Street Journal

100

Name 2 example of commodities?

gold and oil

200

What is the last step of the interview process

Sending out thank you emails to the interviewers

200

What is the Fed's dual mandate?

maximum employee and stable prices
200

Give examples of operating expenses?

Selling, general, and administrative

depreciation and amortization

research and development

200

What is one thing that you avoid doing during an interview?

slouching, not smiling, weak handshake, avoiding eye contact, fideting

200

What is a bond?

security that represents a loan made to a government or corporation with fixed semi-annual coupon payments

300

What is the interviewer looking for during the brainteasers portion of the interview?

Want to hear your problem-solving and overall thought process

300

What are the 3 major stock indices?

S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq

300

What are enterprise and equity value?

equity value represents part of the capital structure that is attributable to equity investors and is commonly known as the market capitalization 

enterprise value combines both the debt and equity and is attributable to all investors

300

What is fiscal policy?

controlled by the government and uses government spending and tax policy to influence he economy
300

Name one podcast that can help you follow the markets?

Wall Street Breakfast, Bloomberg Intelligence, The Rundown, Morning Brew Daily

400

What are the main things to add in the tell me about yourself question

Name, Major, School, On-campus Involvements, Internships/Relevant Experience, Hobbies

400

What is the Fed's target for inflation?

2%

400

What is the difference between accounts receivable and deferred revenue?

Accounts receivable is revenue that has not been collected from customers, but deferred revenue has already collected. 

400

What does CPI measure?

tracks inflation by measuring the change in price level of a basket of consumer goods

400

What are the key components of a stock pitch?

Company overview, investment reccomendation, thesis points, risk and mitigant

500

What does the acronym STAR stand for?

Situation, Task, Action, Result

500

Who was the previous chairman of the Fed?

Janet Yellen

500

How does the DCF value the company?

Adding together the present value of future cash flows and the present of its terminal value

500

If depreciation goes up by $20 dollars and there is a 50% tax rate, how would net income be affected?

Net income would go down by $10

500

What is the federal funds rate right now?

4.25% - 4.5%