redskins44

lol...what about living in pakistan and failing the exams too......

cfalover Wrote:
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> the only thing worse than failing cfa is living in
> pakistan. get the heck out of there.

hassan

HooYaa Wrote:
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> lol...what about living in pakistan and failing
> the exams too......
>
> cfalover Wrote:
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> > the only thing worse than failing cfa is living
> in
> > pakistan. get the heck out of there.


he probably had a bad experience .. from there

FinancialAnaly

what was the weather like?

RMontgomery

Good on ya for taking the exam Ahmed. Deferral is a slippery slope. I know lots of ppl who signed up for cfa and just kept deferring and have never even written the exam. CFAI must be rolling in money.

xilinx_altera

no matter what, i'd like to thank the tc for saying "should have" in his topic title as opposed to the increasingly used "should of".

*shudders*

Swanand

smiley hows the baby girl doing? a bit more down time to spend with the fam? how did you feel about the exam?

5566

Northeastern Student Wrote:
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> smiley hows the baby girl doing? a bit more down
> time to spend with the fam? how did you feel about
> the exam?


thanks, shes doing great!!

Sleep is sporadic, but its worth it. Being a dad is better than i ever thought it would be. Luckily i took a week off from work after the CFA to just hang out at home. Definitely have more time now to spend with her.

Regarding the test - AM portion crushed me. I think I did really well on the PM portion. hoping I did well enough on the PM to balance the AM, but I'm fearing Band 10. Either way, I'm just happy to have a break from studying. If I failed, the studying will be much easier next time around, and i know I could pass it next year.