Equities Markets Certification – Bundle – Eric Cheung

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While other Equities Markets courses add formulas and complexity to hide the lack of real-world experience, Wall Street Prep’s Equities Markets Certification was created by former sales and trading professionals focused on what interns, new hires, and early career analysts need to know on the job.

Designed following extensive discussion with hiring managers at major investment banks, we built our Equities Markets program around gaining the practical knowledge needed of growing markets such as ETFs, Delta One and Prime Brokerage.

Your Path to Certification

This course is career-focused. We begin with an overview of how a individual stocks are traded on an exchange. Then we analyze the drivers of a company’s public valuation using the Bloomberg Excel Add-In and the investor relations role; proceed to discuss equity indices and different approaches in the market to invest in these indices including asset managers, ETFs, futures and Delta One; and conclude with a discussion of securities lending and prime brokerage, analyzing how asset managers lend hedge funds the shares to short.

 Recommended Path

1. 1 Cash EquitiesWeek 1
2. 2 Equity ValuationWeek 1
3. 3 Equity Indices, Asset Managers and ETFsWeek 2
4. 4 Equity Futures and Delta OneWeek 3
5. 5 Hedge Fund StrategiesWeek 3
6. 6 Securities Lending and Prime BrokerageWeek 4
7. 7 ESG InvestingWeek 4

What You’ll Learn

• Master the technical skills and concepts that Equities traders are expected to know on the trading floor
• Learn how to chart, graph and analyze stocks, indices and futures on Bloomberg
• Speak and understand the trader jargon
• Analyze company financials using the Bloomberg Excel-Add In
• Demystify the Buy-Side business model and learn how Asset Managers and Hedge Funds are paid and their economic drivers and priorities
• Learn how ETF Traders profit from arbitrage opportunities
• Compare funded investment options (Mutual Funds, ETFs) with Unfunded investment Options (Futures and Equity Swaps)
• Discover how derivatives are traded, margined, and hedged
• Understand how to “short a stock” and the Securities Lending process
• Demystify Hedge Fund Trading strategies