does anyone know where to buy the ti ba plus calculator???
i checked MPH, but they dont sell the calculator liao.. =(
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does anyone know where to buy the ti ba plus calculator???
i checked MPH, but they dont sell the calculator liao.. =( This post has been edited by siew14: Nov 7 2011, 01:52 PM |
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QUOTE(fino_abama @ Nov 7 2011, 05:51 PM) Which mph did u go to? Try the one at midvalley. If nt, kinokuniya at klcc has it. i went to mid valley one.. but dont have... klcc huh?? hmmm.... thanks!Why do you look like you're in a rush? Dec exam kah? uh nope.. june 2012! haha.. wana start get use the calculator first... hehe.. =D |
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QUOTE(kinwing @ Nov 8 2011, 12:14 PM) You are preparing to fail the coming December exam if you still don't have the prescribed calculator by now haha.. i registered for june 2012 bro.. QUOTE(kinwing @ Nov 8 2011, 12:20 PM) I dont think Kasturi college will sell financial calculators to outsiders, and they did not sell Kaplan books to outsiders last time. noted...btw guys, does becoming a credit analyst will count towards the experience required to become a chartholder??? |
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QUOTE(fino_abama @ Nov 8 2011, 10:04 PM) Choose the one that applies to your case: 1) credit analyst that analyzes fixed income securities/bonds - YES 2) credit analyst that analyzes and approves loans in retail/commercial banks - NO QUOTE(kinwing @ Nov 9 2011, 10:22 AM) Work experience required by the CFA Institute noted... thanks heaps....When you apply for CFA membership, you enter your work experience descriptions as part of your application. Your work experience determines your eligibility for membership and impacts whether you are recommended for affiliate membership or regular membership. To be recommended for regular membership you must have completed four years (48 months) of qualifying work experience in activities that consist to a majority extent of: 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 Supervising, directly or indirectly, persons who practice such activities; or Teaching such activities. If you have not accrued 48 months of qualifying work experience, you may still apply for membership and will be considered for affiliate membership status. Entering your work experience as part of your application: Job titles are not sufficient; you must include specific details about your job responsibilities. Once you submit your application, you cannot subsequently update the work experience attached to that application. Subsequent changes to your work experience will only be considered when you withdraw your application and then reapply with the updated information. To withdraw your application: Select "Manage My Membership" from the Account Home page and then select "Begin Withdrawal." Work experience accrual criteria: May be accrued while you're in the CFA Program, after you've passed all three exam levels, or in previous positions. At least 50 percent of your work experience must be: Directly involved in the investment decision-making process Engaged in responsibilities and/or producing a work product that informs or adds value to that process Part-time positions do not qualify. Managing your own investments does not qualify. Added on November 9, 2011, 8:24 pmoh and i called the Statworks, TI distributor in malaysia.... we can buy from them... i ma go buy on fri.. This post has been edited by siew14: Nov 9 2011, 08:24 PM |
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how is everyone doing??? i just finish book 1... exam on jun... xD
abit slow liao.... |
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QUOTE(gooni3 @ Nov 24 2011, 11:04 PM) siew u're not slow oh wow.... some of my classmates havent even gotten their text books knight, have u passed level 1? if u havent, then better think of passing level 1 first QUOTE(Disciple @ Nov 27 2011, 07:09 PM) i enrolled in sept and its end of nov now, 3 months and im still at quantitative methods, do i still have a fighting chance? i read word by word from the text book, thats why it took so long..do i still have time? but only after 2 months i realized that its not gonna workout if i read word by word.. i think 3 months = 1 text book is consider slow la.. i 5 weeks 1 textbook also think abit slow liao... cause got 6 book, if average 1 month = 1 textbook, by the time u finish reading, should have 1 month time to revise leh... xD (the ideal is to finish all textbook 2 months before exam )... bro, u need to fight harder!! how long did it take to study for you guys? like 5 months? i also struggling right now.... |
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QUOTE(fino_abama @ Nov 30 2011, 11:26 PM) hi bro,actually, does cfa lv1 exams is as easy as the one in the textbook question??? xD is the question straightforward enough??? QUOTE(gooni3 @ Nov 30 2011, 11:31 PM) siew, i think right, u said u were very slow.. but i think u're the fastest on the forum here so far rofl.. can't answer ur question yet. xD ... sample size in cfa thread is insufficient large to say i m fast... lulz... btw, how are stalla's question different from the cfa books questions? is it harder or easier |
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QUOTE(kinwing @ Dec 18 2011, 09:17 AM) What make you think you can achieve above average result in CFA exams if you are not doing well in your degree? totally agreee... especially you ar working.. it is hard to squeeze out time to study... the best time to study is during weekends, which is u need to sacrifrice ur social life... OK, my advice to you is that if you really need to sit for Level I next year June instead of December, you have another 6 months to study from now. If you are working, you have to study 2 to 3 hours work everyday after work, assuming your work does not require you to work OT. And then on Saturday and Sunday (assuming you do not work on Satuday), you have to stay home to study another 8 to 10 hours and thus you do not really have leisure time to go shopping or meeting friends during these 6 months. Since you have mentioned you only achieved below average in degree, I believe you have to put more effort to above average result for Level I. Studying the CFA program need a huge commitment, and if you cannot take it, better postpone or just don't waste your money and time. |
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QUOTE(fino_abama @ Apr 4 2012, 08:55 PM) hi fino,2 weeks ago, i finish read all 6 textbook, read doesnt include memorizing, just understand the concept and tried the textbook questions... as of today, i only revised textbook 5: equity & bonds only (quite slack for the past 2 weeks), then today i just switched to Schweser notes... Also, I realized that the notes is quite short , direct and didnt pin point some of part in textbook, so i m wondering, should i fully concentrate on the notes , and totally ignore the textbook???? QUOTE(gooni3 @ Apr 4 2012, 11:53 PM) try lor.. work hard got la.. but smart enough for it not sure lah.. =p same as you.... not enough time to study during weekdays, and quite slack during weekend.. die. =(cuz.. it's like no time ler.. work reach home adi 7 plus.. dinner shower 9.. 11ish need sleep cuz 6.30 wake up.. left bout 2 hours per day.. then weekends lor.. >.> someore i read demmmmm slow one.. better read the notes.. cuz the books i find that alot of "stories" now i m peeing my pants right now.. cant recall the stuff that i read, must start memorizing... sigh.. btw, i m a lv1 candidate for june 2012. |
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QUOTE(aaron1kee @ Apr 27 2012, 12:01 PM) I've a question. that is a really good question.... In interest rate parity, a domestic currency will depreciate relative to the foreign currency when the domestic interest rate is higher. But in macroeconomics terms, a currency will actually appreciate when it raises its interest rate. Can anyone help me to explain this contradiction? Thanks. maybe IRP is refering to the short term interest rate whereas macroeconomic is refering to the long term interest rate ( policy rate ) gua.... thats why got difference.. xD |
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QUOTE(Danielyo @ Jun 4 2012, 02:55 AM) should i go for acca or cfa after graduating my degree??for me,im more interested in investment stuff than accounting. if you are really into investment and wana be equity analyst or fixed income analyst, and you should purse CFA. CFA doesn't guaranty can secure an analyst job , but increase your chances to go for an interview and more knowledge regarding the investment field. QUOTE(Eve90 @ Jun 4 2012, 02:42 PM) You're level 1 right? yeap.. level 1...I also find the afternoon session harder. Don't know whether is it because I'm tired after lunch This post has been edited by siew14: Jun 4 2012, 03:01 PM |
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QUOTE(fino_abama @ Jun 6 2012, 08:26 AM) i dislike waiting.. .=.=every 2 days, i go read analystforum and google cfa passing rate.... it make me worried... zzzz accidentally saw my senior's old comments in fb, he got band 10... (top scorer and smart student) , make me more worryyyy haih... |
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QUOTE(Dolphee @ Jun 15 2012, 10:24 AM) just recieved an email....result will be release on 24th July after 9am EDT.. which is tues morning 2am if i m not wrong.. Sigh....zzzz Added on June 20, 2012, 5:33 pmsorry.. wed morning.. and this month is june... crap.. lolz!! This post has been edited by siew14: Jun 20 2012, 05:33 PM |
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QUOTE(asil66 @ Jul 18 2012, 02:52 PM) Anybody wanna sell their texas instrument BA II Plus calculator? Anyone know where can I buy this calculator? i bought mine at sek14... STATWORKS (M) SDN BHD 3 Two Square, Suite A 28 06 No 2 Jalan 19/1 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor DE Malaysia Tel: 603 7955 5288 Fax: 603 7955 5388 Email: sales@statwks.com Email: mahes@statwks.com Web: www.statwks.com check them out... Added on July 21, 2012, 2:09 pmand guys, result will delivered to your email after 24 th July 9AM EDT, means malaysia time, 24th july after 9pm??? can anyone double confirm ??? i m so nervous right now ... This post has been edited by siew14: Jul 21 2012, 02:09 PM |
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