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DeepSeek crashes the AI Party: Story Break, Change or Shift?

Musings on Markets

Nvidia market share: In my valuation, I assumed that Nvidia's lead in the AI chip business would give the company a head start, as the business grew, and to the extent that demand is sticky (i.e., The AI Story, after DeepSeek I teach valuation, and have done so for close to forty years.

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For the Analyst: Peer Benchmarking Methods to Improve Earnings Forecasts

CFA Institute

Peer benchmarking is a vexing task for financial analysts but one that is critical for forecasting earnings. This straightforward measure can help find peers for relative performance, compensation, and valuation benchmarking.

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12 Best Paying Jobs in Finance in 2023

CFO News Room

Financial Analyst. If you’re excellent with numbers and have a background or interest in finance, working as a financial analyst may be the perfect job for you. Financial analysts aid businesses and individuals by providing advice about how to invest money wisely. Average salary: $70,677 per year.

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Musings on Markets: Data Update 1 for 2022: It is Moneyball Time!

CFO News Room

This post will be one of a series, where I will put different aspects of financial data under the microscope, to get a sense of how companies are adapting (or not) to a changing world. Rather than replicate that data, my macroeconomic datasets relate to four key variables that I use in corporate finance and valuation.

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Data Update 1 for 2022: It is Moneyball Time!

Musings on Markets

This post will be one of a series, where I will put different aspects of financial data under the microscope, to get a sense of how companies are adapting (or not) to a changing world. Rather than replicate that data, my macroeconomic datasets relate to four key variables that I use in corporate finance and valuation.

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10 Thursday AM Reads

Barry Ritholtz

My morning train WFH reads: • The Active Management Delusion: Respect the Wisdom of the Crowd : “My basic point here is that neither the Financial Analysts as a whole nor the investment funds as a whole can expect to ‘beat the market,’ because in a significant sense they (or you) are the market. class nine times.

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