About Byron Street Research
Byron Street Research provides independent microcap research through write-ups structured in the familiar format of sell-side equity research reports. With institutional-quality coverage in a retail-dominated space, our goal is to unearth undiscovered companies that are too small for mainstream coverage and have the potential to shape your financial future.
Research Notes
A write-up is the synthesis of all your research into a concise investment note. It’s the finite description of your extensive research that highlights the most important elements of your thesis, including the potential upside if correct, the valuation framework behind it, and the downside risk if it fails to play out.
At Byron Street, write-ups mirror the format of sell-side equity research reports, isolating the critical components of each differentiated investment idea. The goal of stock pitching is to communicate an actionable idea effectively and concisely, not to deliver lengthy book reports.
Each report includes a detailed financial model, built manually from scratch, which is first used to provide a deep understanding of the business and its current state economics. It then serves as the backbone for forecasting key drivers, forming a differentiated view, and deriving accurate price targets.
About the Author
Grew up in a family of lawyers, became one myself, betrayed them, and switched to finance. Completed a Masters in Finance and passed all CFA exams. Worked in equity research at a multi-billion-dollar buy-side institution and a bulge bracket investment bank. Now a full-time private investor, investing exclusively on microcaps.
Disclaimer
All content has been prepared solely for informational and educational purposes and does not constitute an offer or a recommendation to buy or sell any particular security or to adopt any specific investment strategy. The views, opinions, analyses, forecasts and/or estimates expressed are those of the author as of the time of publication, are subject to change without notice, and may not necessarily come to pass.
