A 6-week applied equity research fellowship on real PSX-listed stocks. Master financial modeling, DCF valuation, equity market analysis, and defend a stock pitch like a sell-side analyst.
Need-based scholarships available · Apply in under 5 minutes
A program by Engineer Talks, led by an active equity research analyst. Limited seats. Need-based scholarships available for high-merit applicants.

Every fellow graduates with a deliverable set that mirrors a junior sell-side analyst's first six months on the desk.
Fully linked income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow with working capital, capex, and debt schedules.
Five-year forward projections built on defensible, sector-specific revenue and cost drivers.
FCFF discounted at a calibrated WACC with terminal value, sensitivity tables, and bull/base/bear cases.
Peer comparables on P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA, triangulated against intrinsic value.
Sell-side style initiating coverage note: thesis, financials, valuation, risks, recommendation.
A defensible three-point thesis with catalysts, downside risks, and a clear Buy/Hold/Sell call.
An 8–12 slide deck and 2-minute pitch defended in front of peers and reviewers.
A polished, shareable artifact you can put in front of any recruiter on day one.
Each week compounds on the last. By Week 6, you've built what most students never see until their second analyst job.
Read the annual report. Map the business model. Identify revenue, cost, and margin drivers.
The difference between an analyst and a student is what they can defend in a room. We optimize for the latter.
Every week mirrors a real workflow on a Pakistani sell-side research desk.

Read the tape. Track sector flows. Build conviction from real market signals.

Three-statement modeling, WACC builds, sensitivity tables · all from scratch.

Tear down 10-Ks, extract drivers, write a defensible investment thesis.
Every day moves your company forward. Every week ends with a defense. Nothing is left to motivation.
Three artifacts. Each one designed to stand up to a real recruiter, professor, or portfolio manager.
A 100-point rubric weighted toward what matters: the model, the forecast, and the call.
Certification requires 80% attendance, 80% daily submissions, a complete Excel model, a research report, and a defended final presentation. No participation trophies.
The transformation is concrete. It shows up in your model, your language, and your portfolio.
Not a course built by a content team, a workflow taught by someone who runs it on a brokerage desk.
Rida brings hands-on experience from a live brokerage desk, equity research, trading floor exposure, macroeconomic and inflation analysis, sector research, company-level fundamentals, and financial modeling.
Having received multiple career opportunities within a short span of entering the brokerage industry, she understands exactly which skills create demand in equity research and finance roles, and which ones don't.
Through this fellowship, she teaches the practical skills brokerage houses actually hire for, so fellows can compete for stronger internships, analyst roles, and better entry-level compensation based on real capability.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Cohort size is intentionally capped to preserve the quality of 1:1 model reviews.
Partial and full scholarships available on merit and financial need. Apply in under 5 minutes.