Self-Employment and CFA

CFA General
#1

Hi all,

I have completed my undergraduation program in Finance. I have great interest in finance and stock market. I am looking to write CFA level 1 exam in December and subsequently level 2 and 3. However, I am looking to do my own bullion business in the near future. I have following questions: 1. Will CFA help me in stock market and in bullion business? 2. What are job prospects after completion of level 2,( in case bullion business fails)

Thanks!!

#2

  1. C

  2. C

#3

Hi,

I dint understand your answer. Can you please explain it in a bit detail?

Thanks.

#4

I think that what Simon meant was:

  1. B

  2. B

#5

Beef bullion or chicken bullion?

#6

Why doesn’t anyone make pork bouillon?

#7

To some extent, but the CFA curriculum only scratches the surface on equity valuation and commodities. You’ll likely have to do a lot more studying on your own if you expect to gain a solid understanding and a real advantage.

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#8

dude you are way behind the curve, CFAI has already caught on.

B is the new C, s2000 got it right

#9
#10

Hi,

What does this mean?

#11

Hi,

I am into gold and silver Business.( Just in case you have any doubt) As gold and silver are also commodities, will it help predict future price or in other way?

#12

It will not help you to predict future prices.

#13

So, won’t correlation and regression help as gold, silver, dollar, and crude are highly related, sometimes.

#14

You don’t have to register for the CFA to learn about that stuff.

Google it.

Then profit like f***ing crazy.

#15

As someone that’s traded gold and silver for several years, no the CFA won’t make a material difference.

#16

buy gold sell silver or buy silver sell gold

#17

or not 2. B?

#18

That is the question.