marsilni

Aravinda Wrote:
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> Do you guys think we can put our L1 score in the
> resume?

Does the CFA institute give you scores in SriLanka? They don't give us any in India!

disiz64

^hells yeah. I am bumping up my scores to 95% in all sections since by definition I got greater than 70. Slapping it on the resume.

ogoluwa

The proper way to put in India is:
Chartered Financial Analyst I (US, not ICFAI) (Passed at the first attempt, expect superior performance or your money back)

johnnyBuz

$tarving_Banker, CFA I, Superior Returns Guaranteed


Seriously, I believe the CFAI text has addressed this issue in ethics.

Mechanic

not gonna lie. i laughed at this thread.. cmon you can't have forgotten all your ethics already! nice responses tho.

pacmandefense

CFA level 1 with ample time on my hands ( I dont have a life because my girlfriend dumped me six months ago when I described her as a declining asset with little ROE)

Kiakaha

BizBanker Wrote:
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> CFA level 1 with ample time on my hands ( I dont
> have a life because my girlfriend dumped me six
> months ago when I described her as a declining
> asset with little ROE)


lol

dece2011

The correct reference is: "Passed Level 1 of CFA examination in 2009".

FVPV

BizBanker Wrote:
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> CFA level 1 with ample time on my hands ( I dont
> have a life because my girlfriend dumped me six
> months ago when I described her as a declining
> asset with little ROE)

I cant help asking this. At that time was there any 'Residual Income'? Meaning was the ROE> Cost of Equity or vice versa?

evolsteevol

kh.asif Wrote:
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> BizBanker Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > CFA level 1 with ample time on my hands ( I
> dont
> > have a life because my girlfriend dumped me six
> > months ago when I described her as a declining
> > asset with little ROE)
>
> I cant help asking this. At that time was there
> any 'Residual Income'? Meaning was the ROE> Cost
> of Equity or vice versa?

In order for you to have any RI in the long run, you almost need to maintain a monopoly. It's the same way in relationships.