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Spring 2005 - 3rd Annual Competition
2005 Sponsors
- Gold Level: $10,000 and over
- Jack Ferraro
- NYSE
- Bronze Level: up to $5000
- Fidelity Investments
- Morgan Stanley
- Putnam Investments
- Software Sponsors: training
- FactSet
- Reuters StockVal
Highlights
- Pitching A Stock In Less Than 20 Minutes
Scott Reeves
The questions were pointed, probing, detailed and relentless.- "What are the drivers?"
- "What's the leverage?"
- "What do the stock options do to the numbers?"
- "How much stock is owned by insiders?"
- "Are insiders selling?"
- "What's the short interest?"
- "Would you be trading a pig for a dog?"
Read the rest of Reeves story at Forbes.com.
Teams
- Finalists
- Cornell University (Johnson) - First Place ($3000 Prize)
- Duke University (Fuqua) - Second Place ($1500 Prize)
- University of Michigan (Ross) - Third Place
- University of Rochester (Simon) - Fourth Place
- Other Participating Teams
- Columbia University
- New York University (Stern)
- Northwestern University (Kellogg)
- University of California at Berkeley (Haas)
- University of Chicago
- Yale University
Judges
- Todd Ahlsten, Portfolio Manager, Parnassus Investments
- Mark Brennan, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, Lehman Brothers
- Douglas Cohen, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
- Judah S. Kraushaar, former Sell-side Analyst, Merrill Lynch, and a No. 1-ranked Institutional Investor Money Center Bank Analyst
- Derek Pilecki, Portfolio Manager and Equity Analyst, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
- Tom Sprague, Growth Group Leader, Fidelity Management and Research Co.
- Marshall Stocker, Principal, Sanderson and Stocker
- Hart Woodson, Partner and Portfolio Manager, Gabelli Asset Management
