Ok, Quant just got super ridiculous hard!

CFA Level II
#21

zimshit, cut the crap and get a life.

#22

June07_guy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > zimshit, cut the crap and get a life. And who the f*ck are you again?

#23

learn the ANOVA table. It makes a lot of it much, much easier.

#24

oooOo piece of cake after prepping for the CAIA. most of these stuff are on the CAIA curriculum (of course, related to hedge funds and not domestic equity)

#25

Cool so the impression that Q2 remains same from last year holds good. I was planning to borrow L2 Quant Scheweser notes from my friend until schweser posts this year L2 notes.

#26

“Ok, Quant just got super ridiculous hard!” JDV’s secretary at 1:00AM telling her girlfriend why she can’t talk on the phone.

#27

You call your private “Quant.” --Classic

#28

Only my closest friends do. Sometimes “Big Quant”.

#29

adalfu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oooOo piece of cake after prepping for the CAIA. > most of these stuff are on the CAIA curriculum (of > course, related to hedge funds and not domestic > equity) hmmm, i started CFA 2 quant and it is tough, but you are right, i saw this on CAIA so i am glad i took that exam, it is a warm up for CFA stuff…

#30

daj, can you share your view on CAIA?

#31

JoeyDVivre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Only my closest friends do. Sometimes “Big > Quant”. Great - now I am going to have to make sure the kids aren’t around when I view the quant videos…

#32

i have a question to CFA level 2 already passed students : did u got time series questions on exam ? and how did u manage to study it ? the topic is so difficult

#33

steve_ch7 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i have a question to CFA level 2 already passed > students : > did u got time series questions on exam ? and how > did u manage to study it ? the topic is so > difficult DUDE, READ THE ENTIRE FIRST PAGE OF THIS THREAD.

#34

Hi, I am currently reading the Quant study session and I am wondering if we are responsible for things that are not in LOS. For example Breush-Pagan Test. Thanks.

#35

Hi, This thread is from 2008… but basically you are responsible for everything in the text that isn’t optional reading…

#36

CFA.Rhythm Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Breush-Pagan Test > > Durbin-Watson Interpretation > > Multicollinearity The funny thing is that I understood perfectly well all of the above and got bellow 50 on quant.