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Hello everyone
I registered for CFA-1 June session.
Tbh I haven’t studied much in the last 5-6 years.what topic should I start with .. to set the wheels in motion..
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for myself while i was studying for the december exam, i decided to start with the topic that posed the most challenge to me (personally it was fixed income as the CFA syllabus was completely different to any sort of bond valuations i was doing at college). but i know alot of people that have started with either ethics&quant or accounting first as they are extremely annoying if you don’t have a great foundation or background in them.
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Yep I’d agree that quant should be one of the first topics you cover as later topics rely on some of the material presented there….time value of money, discounted cash flows etc.
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There’s been an article written about this here, including the recommended order of topics: http://www.300hours.com/blog/what-is-the-most-effective-level-i-cfa-exam-study-session-order#.VLzxymSsUSl
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I’d start with Ethics or Quant. These are pretty big ones that the earlier you get familiar with them, the better.
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i went in order starting from quants, and im glad i did since there are a lot of repeat sections as you move through the cirriculam and that kind of just reinforced the knowledge for me. id sprinkle in ethics every day even if its just for 15-20 minutes since its so important
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