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Cut it into 10 slices. I'm extra hungry today. ...
1) I didn't down its you until after I read this. 2) your desire to own more shares doesn't make any sense. ...
No slight to the bar. It is the hardest exam that is well known and taken by a large number of people. The reason I use it as a benchmark is because of how insane it is. ...
Each level is different. L1 is all standalone multiple choice and 240 questions given over 2, 3 hour, sessions. It focuses on mastery of basic concepts by pushing volume. You don't have much time to sit around and think about any single question, so you have to know the material well. L2 is ...
That number is a statistically irrelevant figure pushed by the CFAI. The reality is that the completion rates these days are much lower. From 1963-2013, 1,092,397 candidates have sat for the Level 1 exam, with 164,756 candidates ultimately going on to pass the Level 3 exam, representing a weighted a...
About 5 times higher than the CFA......
[quote]How can it be a scam AND be impossibly hard to complete? [/quote] It's a scam, but it will fast track you to being rich AF. They have no incentive to maintain quality of charterholders, but it is impossibly hard to complete. [img]https://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/57199909.jpg[/im...
[quote]But when you take other tests, you know what score you want/need. The CFA minimum passing scores are set after the tests are taken. Imagine getting a 75 on a test and thinking you passed... until you see the minimum passing score is 76, for example. I'd probably still compare the CFA to the C...
[quote]There are serious repercussions to failing the bar, any portion of the three parts of the USMLE exams, or medical specialty boards. [/quote] Please tell me about the repercussions that are greater than having to start back at the beginning. I might have dated info, but you can take the LA ...
This article is the epitome of what the average piece of "journalism" in the Huffington Post is: Someone who failed at their career and instead of getting back up and trying to make it decided to become a whining quasi journalist masquerading as a defender of the downtrodden, when they are, in f...

re: Apple Stock Short Term

Posted by TheHiddenFlask on 8/23/16 at 9:46 am
It's a cell phone company. ...
There is so much stupid in here. Using a government sanctioned website to spout off religious crap is dumb and this guy should be reprimanded. It wasn't an infringement of freedom of speech, but it was an infringement of religious freedom because it is indirect intimidation. I don't und...
Banks that want to be big aren't risk free. Deposits are not cheap to hold. ...
Banks don't have to take deposits. Small, super safe banks were actually turning deposits away during the 2009 meltdown. ...
Why would a six figure loss be irrelevant just because everything else went to hell too?...
It varies wildly, but the money is made on the financing of the cars, not the spread. ...