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So here is what I am thinking, and wanted to see if anyone thought this was a bad (or good) idea. I’ve gone through Ethics and both Quant study sessions already, and plan to be done with Econ in about a week.
What I am thinking about doing is skipping over FSA and saving it for last. I figure with it being the heaviest weighted topic in Level 1 that I want it freshest on my mind. Another reason I am considering doing this is that the Markets, Equity, Fixed Income, Derivatives shouldn’t be too tough on me since I have a Series 7, 63, 24, and 4. I think that I should be able to work through those pretty well (although I don’t plan on taking them lightly, but I assume some of it will be material I already know).
At the pace I am on right now I should be done with all the readings by the end of April, but if I can get a week or two ahead of pace with the Markets, Equity, Fixed Income, Derivates readings that will give me a) more time to focus on FSA, b) more time to review Quant (im a little worried about it), and c) more review time overall for practice exams.
I guess what I am asking in a very long way is, would there be any disadvantage to saving FSA for last? Do I need the material presented in those readings to understand Corporate Finance, Portfolio Management, or any other readings…or is it an independent topic that can be read on it’s own whenever I am ready?
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