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David Careers

Equity Research Intern

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wall street oasisFargo (ND)
Financial and Investment AnalystsPortfolio Management and Investment Advice

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About the role

About Us: Wall Street Oasis is the largest community focused on careers in finance, with over 1 million registered members and 20 million annual visits. The platform offers valuable resources, insights, and networking opportunities for finance professionals and aspiring candidates.
About the Internship: Are you a student passionate about the stock market, company analysis, or investment strategies? Do you want to build skills that top employers in equity research and investment banking are looking for? Join us as an Equity Research Intern – a role designed specifically to help college students and recent graduates build real skills, produce tangible work, and prepare for high-stakes roles in the finance industry.
What You’ll Do:
  • Assist in building robust equity research reports on public companies
  • Analyze financial statements and valuation metrics (P/E, EV/EBITDA, DCF, etc.)Track company earnings, press releases, and industry trends
  • Receive structured feedback to sharpen your financial analysis and modeling skills.
  • Who Should Apply?
  • This is ideal for:
  • Undergraduate students in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or related fields
  • Recent graduates preparing for finance interviews
  • Students seeking real experience to stand out on LinkedIn and job applications
  • Curious learners who want to explore careers in equity research, investment banking, or other finance careers.
What You’ll Gain:
  • Real-world project experience
  • Equity research report samples for your portfolio
  • Weekly mentor sessions + resume/interview prep
  • Remote work flexibility
Additional Details
Location: Remote (Must be based in US)
Duration: 6–8 weeks, part-time (flexible with class schedules)
Compensation: Unpaid, but includes certificate & referral letter
Ready to research like a pro? Take your first step toward Wall Street — apply now and unlock your future in finance.

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