Definition Sell-Side Analyst. Description.
A Sell-Side Analyst is an investment research professional
who typically works for a brokerage company selling investments such as stocks,
bonds,
futures or
mutual funds to investors. These
analysts often issue recommendations such as buy, outperform,
market perform, neutral or sell.
Such recommendations help their clients in their decision-making process to
buy or sell certain securities. It is important to realize that these recommendations
are also beneficial for the employer of the analyst because every time a client
makes a decision to trade something, the brokerage gets a commission on the
transactions.
This type of investment analysts give generic advice (blanket
recommendations) that are not directed to a specific client with a particular
investment strategy, but rather to the investment public as a whole.
This type of investment analyst contrasts with a
Buy-Side Analyst.
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