aww thats too much early

ruby lui ~~~~~~~~

i no.!
i dun discuss tat
im reading economy. & futures

hello o.o

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Added on August 26, 2009, 10:10 pmhaha spike u're so hardworking

This post has been edited by RubyF: Aug 26 2009, 10:10 PM

I am Minister of Transport

Ruby, I'm still slacking.

long time no see
u still leng lui like usual?

i guess its okay since it's only tutorials?

me 2~
wanna look for 7chai now? ?

Finance grad?

I did that in Uni as well.

no

okie, the roads in borneo r sucks

*spank*


Nop. You will be very amaze if i tell you what i`m doing. Basically not in that field of accounting, business & economics.

wah another finance major
now that's a hardcore subject

Uh not really.

I did both accounting and finance.

Finance being far more interesting than accounting anyday.

This post has been edited by kianweic: Aug 26 2009, 10:30 PM

Each cities and towns in Sabah and Sarawak will get good roads with 120 km/h speed limit

that's pretty interesting
sammore you dont find finance hard

i see, i do agree with you. however, for those who didn't get the chance to enroll for finance units, they will definitely need some time to adjust to its basic fundamentals and terms.

This post has been edited by RubyF: Aug 26 2009, 10:37 PM

finance hard kah?

i duno but afaik many flopped the units because during exam all the questions require you to apply all the basic stuffs that you have learnt. o.o

isnt it like personal finance.? basically i know....from wat i hear..
most ppl who graduate in finance & accounting know nothing much what they are doing basically when come to reality of the problem. correct me

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Aug 26 2009, 10:48 PM

personal finance usually requires you to know about some basic finance stuffs like the time value of money (e.g. compounding & discounting), loans and amortized loans, investments, bonds, etc. basically, it teaches you how to be money savvy.

i believe so when it comes to theory and practise, it's pretty different. students might not be thoroughly well prepared to bring their knowledge to the real world practises. the rich today, for instance, billionaires without high academic qualifications or degree do exists and i guess there's something that separates people who are successful and those who are not.

hmm imo tough chance but if you get a pretty good lecturer or shall i say, a senior expert to offer a bit of guidance, who knows it might strike you to adopt the right attitude to manage capitals.

it's no longer the input, but rather the output of what you've learnt.

I have a few friends who did great studying finance.

Besides, I like the portion about derivatives securities in finance. Ie. futures, options and forwards.

I was lucky, had a great friend who coach me through my finance subs.