BelalM

Thank you all.

CFA Jay, CFA and joehogue; you are right. I am right now going to a bar with some friends to watch a game. I want beer and relaxation. I will forget all this CFA stuff for a while.

sabaruch

I wish I haven't disposed of my level 2 textbooks, I totally can't recall level 2 stuff.

noel

You should do what you feel like doing the most. If you enjoy reading it then why not.

jbaldyga

Bbraddock,
One thing I've "loved" when I had to retake L3, it was how quickly i could remember most of the concepts. I would now enjoy life, think about studying in February next year. You'll need to have a fresh mind to retain formulas and the like. Motivation is the key to success, your biggest asset as a CFA candidate. I hope my advice will be pointless; it would mean you passed.
All the best

dyga

ohai Wrote:
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> Captain Britain??
>
> Ok, but to the point... if you like the material
> and don't have anything else to do, then sure -
> why not read the books again? I would rather be
> raped by a giant scorpion than read CFA books
> again right after the test. But I guess everyone
> is different.


how could someone have NOTHING else to do when yuo just put your life on hold for 6 months to study, aside from working??????????????