The Smokin' Cracktuary
05-08-2008, 01:27 PM
Just curious. I know a lot of people like to take the day off prior to the exam.
Personally, cramming as much as possible into short term memory is far too important. Especially for similar keeping things straight for similar topics and lists.
I'd lose everything about fixed income benchmarks/portfolio analysis relative to a fixed income benchmark/fixed income benchmark attribution/complex world of fixed income benchmarks/portfolio management relative to and index/components of price return of fixed income securities/structuring a performance measurement system/construction steps for a custom security-based bencmark/ and finally components of the total return approach.
While I know all of them, I lose track of which one is which. There is a lot of that in that section.
In any case, Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday = about 25 hours for me. I had 17.5 coming into today.
Anyone esle cramming it up?
Personally, cramming as much as possible into short term memory is far too important. Especially for similar keeping things straight for similar topics and lists.
I'd lose everything about fixed income benchmarks/portfolio analysis relative to a fixed income benchmark/fixed income benchmark attribution/complex world of fixed income benchmarks/portfolio management relative to and index/components of price return of fixed income securities/structuring a performance measurement system/construction steps for a custom security-based bencmark/ and finally components of the total return approach.
While I know all of them, I lose track of which one is which. There is a lot of that in that section.
In any case, Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday = about 25 hours for me. I had 17.5 coming into today.
Anyone esle cramming it up?