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作者: maratikus    时间: 2011-7-13 09:11     标题: This years L2 pass rate?

Just for a little fun and perhaps distraction, what do we think this years pass rate might be on L2?

2009 = 41%
2008 = 46
2007 = 40
2006 = 48
2005 = 56
2004 = 32

Last summers L1 pass rate was 46% vs 32% for the Dec exam...

Are we due a higher pass rate with candidates putting the effort into their studies or will CFA present us with a shocker of a paper?
作者: wizofoz    时间: 2011-7-13 09:20

theL1 pass rate last summer was too high - they'll probably be pretty tough this time around
作者: xilinx_altera    时间: 2011-7-13 09:30

My guess, based on absolutely no evidence or rationale at all, is 45%
作者: firat    时间: 2011-7-13 09:40

I'm not liking my chances at the moment, that's for sure
作者: economicz    时间: 2011-7-13 09:50

I appreciate the comments ref last summer, but just by looking at the pass rates above, there almost looks to be some give and take adjustments to the pass rate based on the previous years level,,agree 45% would make sense, but how do you shoot for that with any accuracy?

Tough is all very well, consistency would make more sense as far as candidates are concerned.
作者: xilinx_altera    时间: 2011-7-13 09:59

looks like there is negative serial correlation in the pass rates...
作者: maryli    时间: 2011-7-13 10:09

44%, everyone who used AF since L1 will pass!! whoot whoot
作者: zephyranalyst    时间: 2011-7-13 10:19

I have run a regression analysis and the pass mark will be between 34% and 39% (95% level of confidence). By 2025 the pass rate will be between -3% and 2% (95% level of confidence)

The regression never lies.
作者: random_walker47    时间: 2011-7-13 10:29

BobFishcake Wrote:
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> I have run a regression analysis and the pass mark
> will be between 34% and 39% (95% level of
> confidence). By 2025 the pass rate will be between
> -3% and 2% (95% level of confidence)
>
> The regression never lies.

What's your R^2? Did you test for conditional heteroskedasticity or serial correlation? Did you take into account the exam format has changed from essay to multiple choice?

NO EXCUSES
作者: genuinecfa    时间: 2011-7-13 10:38

It's time series data, guys. AR(1) with seasonality
作者: tianxin    时间: 2011-7-13 10:48

BobFishcake Wrote:
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> I have run a regression analysis and the pass mark
> will be between 34% and 39% (95% level of
> confidence). By 2025 the pass rate will be between
> -3% and 2% (95% level of confidence)
>
> The regression never lies.

LOL!
作者: Rasec    时间: 2011-7-13 10:58

take a lag ...remove seasonality and find ou urself..
作者: smuggycfa    时间: 2011-7-13 11:07

I'm going to venture a guess of <40%.....38% to be precise.
作者: ninja1024    时间: 2011-7-13 11:17

wait a minute guys, this would be an out-of-sample forecast.

make sure your RMSE is the smallest.
作者: chaojimali    时间: 2011-7-13 11:27

R^2 = RSS/TSS

t = (slope - assumed slope)/SE

F = MSR/MSE

SEE = [SSE/(n-k-1)]^.5




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