A trained person who investigates the facts concerning a given security or industry and reaches a dependable conclusion about its advantages and disadvantages that may help an investor to decide what action he or she should take.
An individual who does investment research and makes recommendations to buy, sell, or hold. Most analysts specialize in a single industry or business sector. I will not comment on their general level of incompetence without consulting my lawyer.
An employee of a bank, brokerage, advisor, or mutual fund who studies companies and makes buy and sell recommendations, often specializing in a single sector or industry. also called financial analyst or security analyst. see also Chartered Financial Analyst, credit analyst, supervisory analyst, technical analyst.
An employee of a brokerage or fund management house who studies and possibly visits companies. Then via fundamental analysis, he/she makes recommendations on securities or industries to help investors decide what action to take.
An employee of a broker-dealer who analyzes, without commercial bias, the performance, prospects, and value of stocks and who provides this information to his or her employer and its clients. Analysts usually specialize in a particular industry or stock type.
A person in a brokerage house, bank trust department, or mutual fund group who studies a number of companies and makes buy or sell recommendations on the securities of particular companies and industry group. Most analysts specialise in a particular industry, but some investigate any company that interests them, regardless of its line of business.
A specialist, often employed by an investment banking firm who researches and follows one or more companies or industries, their financial statements and reports with the purpose of providing investment advice and recommendations.
someone who is skilled at analyzing data
a member whose work significantly impacts the Investments Committee
a planning and sales tool designed specifically investment professionals
Someone with expertise innresearching stock markets,companies and financial investments who will analyse and interpret the results of that research to make recommendations to institutional and retail investors to buy, sell or hold their investments in stocks and shares. Most analysts specialise in a single industry or business sector.
An individual in a banking department, a brokerage firm who makes buy and sell recommendations on specific securities by research on companies, industry groups and markets.
Somewhat sketchy term that is used to describe just about anyone that professes to specialise in financial research.
A research analyst, usually employed by an investment bank, who ‘follows' a company and issues reports regarding the condition and prospects of the company and the company's securities. The quality and reputation of an investment bank's analyst will often be a key component in selecting an underwriter, since analyst coverage of the company after the public offering helps to generate interest in the company's securities.
A person who provides investment research and makes recommendations to traders to buy, sell, or hold.
An entry-level point for college graduates into Morgan Stanley; in Equity Research, a senior member of the research team.
A brokerage firm employee who studies companies and makes buy-and-sell recommendations on their stocks. Usually follows established investment standards, unless the company is a client that pays large investment banking fees to the firm.
Individual employed by stock brokerage firms to perform investment research.
An individual who performs various studies and calculations to help make decisions or solve problems concerning real estate investments.
A finance specialist, usually an employee of a bank, who analyses a security, usually a share, with regard to its attractiveness for investor and provides important assistance for selling (sell-side analyst) for example in the case of an IPO, or the purchase of shares (buy-side analyst), for example when advising investors.
The person who reviews, analyzes and summarizes research data.
Someone trained to investigate all facts concerning a security or industry and reach a dependable conclusion about its merits.
Specialist in economic and financial studies of companies or markets.
Employer of a specific market or company that advises clients to buy or sell their shares.
A stockmarket professional who researches shares and bonds, making predictions for profits and offering opinions on whether the shares should be bought or sold.
Employee of a brokerage, bank or fund manager who studies companies and makes buy-and-sell recommendations
Individual in a brokerage firm, bank trust department, or mutual fund group who researches corporations, industry groups and the market to make buy and sell recommendations on specific securities. A majority of analysts specialize in a particular industry. However, some analyze corporations that interest them, regardless of its industry group. See: Fundamentalist; Research Department; Technical Analyst
n. One who analyzes or makes use of the analytical method.
Securities department staff member responsible for analyzing current market securities, as well as strategies for buying and selling them.
A trained person who investigates all the facts concerning a security or industry under study and reaches a dependable conclusion about its merits that may help an investor to decide on what action to take.
an expert who studies financial data of securities or financial patterns
person who studies particular stock markets or industry sectors and makes buy or sell recommendations regarding the shares of specific companies within them. These are arrived at through a combination of research, economic statistics and, frequently, visits to the companies themselves. For example, in 1998 alone, Flemings' analysts have made over 3,000 company visits around the world. (See also Fund Manager)
A person with expertise in evaluating financial investments; he or she performs investment research and makes recommendations to institutional and retail investors to buy, sell, or hold. Most analysts try to specialise in a single industry or business sector.
Entry level position in a London investment bank. Usually 2-3 years until promotion to associate.
someone who researches companies, so as to determine which ones are worth purchasing or selling.
Employee of a brokerage or mutual fund who studies companies and makes buy and sell recommendations on their stocks. Most specialize in a specific industry.
A financial professional who analyses securities to determine their investment merits, including possibly a "fair" or "intrinsic" value for them. The term is generally applied to almost any professional investor who does research of some kind.
a financial professional who usually works for an investment bank; the analyst's job is to scrutinize the filings, operations and current products and releases of a company to determine its financial health and, ultimately, whether its stock is a worthwhile investment. An analayst will typically specialize in a particular sector, evaluating the health of rival companies.
a professional who researches companies to provide information to clients about which securities indicate a buy, sell, or hold action
A professional who analyzes companies setting forecasts about their future earnings, revenues, growth rate, and stock price target and making portfolio recommendations, typically as an employee of a brokerage or investment bank.
Entry level position in a U.S. investment bank. Usually two to three years until promotion to associate.
Someone, usually a paid professional, who researches companies, markets or countries to discover their investment potential. They are typically employed by large investment banks and sell their work to other investors.
Employee of a brokerage or fund management house who studies companies and makes buy-and-sell recommendations on their stocks.
An employee of a brokerage or fund management house who studies and possibly visits companies. Then via fundamental analysis, he/she makes educated recommendations on securities or industries to help investors on the benefits or risks of investment options.
