Fixed Income: durations and convexity

@simply_complex2‌
1. have you tried writing them down on paper and reading them daily? if you write the formulas separately as notes, they will certainly be engrained in your mind :smiley: 
2. solving questions based on duration and convexity periodically?

the two solutions above should definitely help…

@simply_complex2‌ 
I’d recommend you first understand conceptually the differences and what implications they have. Then working practice problems will drill home the differences.

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