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first round is the text books from CFA. Second round is Notes @tacheman

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@vincentt @ christine
Thank you for your advice. I just finish reading 24. It seems like I have to get used to the language trick in the problems.

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@> @Zee said:
> Hey cassieguo1987
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> You could – there is some changes and they’re all listed here: hey mebhatia – you can get a good idea of what’s changing using this: http://www.elansguides.com/docs/Los-changes-2013-2014.pdf
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> However I’d recommend getting the latest – it’s just easier and you want to be focusing on studying rather than worrying whether you’ve missed a particular topic because it’s new, or overstudying on topics that aren’t relevant anymore.
Hi, Zee,
thanks for your reply. I have bought the printed curriculum since I have no back ground of finance. It’s painful but worthy it.

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Thanks you @jaz0020 @Zee @Sophie
I plan to finish all the reading materials while taking notes before Feb. I will leave 3 month for the questions and go back to the materials that I may not fully understand. By the way, when you guys say qban, do you refer to the question bank from CFA institution?
And, a very stupid question: could somebody show me how to @ people?

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I have to say, most of the formulas have similar form. For example, the SFRatio and sharp ratio. And a lot of formulas could be derived from a very basic formula (I call it the mother formula). But the formula sheet list the mother and the daughters together so it looks scary.

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eager to know the right answer!

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