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CFA Level II
#141

Danteshek Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is MILF a pejorative term in this context? It would actually be GILF. :stuck_out_tongue:

#142

23- I’m a consultant too, working in accounting/finance. Where do you plan on transitioning too next Jalmy?

#143

bostonkev Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Danteshek Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is MILF a pejorative term in this context? > > It would actually be GILF. :stuck_out_tongue: easy big boy, you’ve got studying to do! *- *

#144
#145

27 here.

#146

24 in IBD… and feel like 18

#147

22 w/ 6 months experience. goin’ for youngest

#148

lxxpatrick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 23. Kinda worry about the 4-yr working experience > requirement right now… > I worked as a Prop. Trader for a year after > graduation, currently working as a Mortgage > Officer at a bank. Don’t know if these experiences > would qualify. Any ideas? Thx. The CFA institute describes it as: “(i) evaluating or applying financial, economic, and/or statistical data as part of the investment decision-making process involving securities or similar investments, which includes, but is not limited to, publicly traded and privately placed stocks, bonds, and mortgages and their derivatives; commodity-based derivatives and mutual funds; and other investment assets, such as real estate and commodities, if these other investment assets are held as part of a diversified, securities-oriented investment portfolio; or (ii) supervising, directly or indirectly, persons who practice such activities; or (iii) teaching such activities.” Being a prop trader should def. count. I wouldn’t think being a mortgage officer would count, but mortgages and their derivatives seem to count. If you can say that you look at economic releases to inform decisions about interest rates on the mortgages you offer, then you should be able to count the experience.

#149

MattLikesAnalysis Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 22 w/ 6 months experience. goin’ for youngest I’m in the same boat, even with the experience bit. I turned 22 in December though. Are you younger than December 1985?

#150

Damn. October. Oh well, maybe you’ll fail :wink: jk. We can all have an '85 born graduation party and listen to Tears For Fears and play with Ninja Turtle action figures.

#151

38 here and feeling 18 …

#152

MattLikesAnalysis Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damn. October. Oh well, maybe you’ll fail :wink: jk. > > We can all have an '85 born graduation party and > listen to Tears For Fears and play with Ninja > Turtle action figures. Maybe YOU’LL fail. :stuck_out_tongue: No, I hope we both pass. Then we can tell everyone that it doesn’t matter how ridiculously young, dumb, and impulsive you are, you can pass LV1 and LV2 at 21-22. (and in my case, forget it all after an alcohol-filled night)

#153

31 and drinking Scotch like its my job

#154

^^^Scotch may very well be the downfall of me (and thats at being 23). I can’t get enough of the stuff.

#155

21, birthday in the middle of June.

#156

34

#157

28, will be 29 a few days after the exam.

#158

24

#159

I was in 7th grade when tears for fears came out with “Everybody wants to rule the world”. Damn, that was a long time ago…

#160

35 here, feel like a grandpa! cfa is for kids mostly?