The first of the Finance in 5 series. How to make a stock pitch from start to finish using Netflix as an example.
A stock pitch is a short write-up or presentation that argues for or against investing in a public company’s stock, backed by a strong investment thesis, data, metrics, catalysts, and an assessment of the risk factors.
This definition can seem a little daunting and is ultimately a bit over the top.
Stock pitches can often be used in professional environments or interview settings where you might be asked to pitch a stock as part of a recruitment process.
Netflix has recently faced some criticism over its first drop in subscriber growth in years. As a result, their stock price fell off a cliff after their Q1 earnings were announced.
As a result, we now believe Netflix is heavily undervalued as a stock and this justification will be made clear through the stock pitch.
Related sources used:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-6...
https://www.investors.com/research/ne...
https://www.morningstar.com/articles/...