I admit it: I hold a CFA charter.

saluki9 betrayed his chartered-ness earlier this week.

Any others here?

 

im a level 1 candidate.. haha.

 

Actually, we should be the one laughing at you!


Enjoy level 2



Were we supposed to keep our charters a secret? I didn't get the memo

 

Tonight I teach the second session of my Level I CFA Review Course at UC, Irvine: Quantitative Methods.

 

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I really admire what you guys do...

 

I am Level I candidate, December 2006.

i got only 3 months to study I know it is very hard to get it, but I have been working 120 hours per week during 2 years before my last job change


I think I am masochistic


BTW is there books to read different than the SCHWESER and the STALLA? I asume this are like the KAPLAN books for GMAT studients


Thanks

 

You're only sleeping 3 hours a night, every night? For two years? Without a break?

I don't think it's possible.

 

I think I recenty read a story of a guy who worked 2 jobs at about 90+ hours a week for 5 years, made about 90k a year, of course had no time to do "fun" stuff, and bought his house in cash at 35?


That was just a vague recollection of the story, if you can find it on google its very interesting.


I think we can do a lot of things, with drive, without obligations, we can train our bodies on a "cycle". However I do think 120 hours is possible, that's 6.something hours of sleep a day. You have 2 lunches you know. And say you live a half hour from work x 2. 10min for a shower, 50 min for "me" time... So, in the end 4 hours of sleep.


Sign me up!

 

I still say it's very tough to do, especially if you have a commute.