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You mean for pricing swaps? I’ve basically resolved that unless I’m really weak on them, I’m only calculating them when I must– that is, in a mock exam/practice test or the real exam. I don’t want to go out of my way to redo those EOCs…Gurifissu wrote:
It’s just tedious, i hope they won’t bring this up in the exam…
Same for discount factors. J***s c****t, it’s so easy and tedious, it’s just a waste of time.
I hope they give the discount factors instead of the LIBOR rates.Gurifissu wrote:
It’s just tedious, i hope they won’t bring this up in the exam…
Same for discount factors. J***s c****t, it’s so easy and tedious, it’s just a waste of time.
lmao, real talk smagician.S2000magician wrote:
I’m more inclined to say that typing “da” instead of “the” is a bs gmat type shortcut.
This doesn’t work at all. The answer of the square root of the other answer and the unsquare rooted may both be incorrect. You can probably eliminate the unsquare rooted answer though if they asked for std and guess 50/50 if you really don’t want to calculate it.ProjectPat901 wrote:
this may be a b.s. gmat type shortcut-
but on one of the mocks dey asked for the variance of a 3 assted portfolio and to save time i just took da square root of each answer and identified da trap and went ahead and just simply chose the answer that was the square of da other answer.
took like 6 seconds to calc vs. 4-5 min doin da cfai 3 asseted formula for port std dev
good lookin out brotha, i couldn’t remember the formula, so that’s just what i did. Guess I guessed right. I feel with the extreme breadth of this exam, I’ll take 50/50 everytimehei.so wrote:
This doesn’t work at all. The answer of the square root of the other answer and the unsquare rooted may both be incorrect. You can probably eliminate the unsquare rooted answer though if they asked for std and guess 50/50 if you really don’t want to calculate it.ProjectPat901 wrote:
this may be a b.s. gmat type shortcut-
but on one of the mocks dey asked for the variance of a 3 assted portfolio and to save time i just took da square root of each answer and identified da trap and went ahead and just simply chose the answer that was the square of da other answer.
took like 6 seconds to calc vs. 4-5 min doin da cfai 3 asseted formula for port std dev
yup, always gets meThis_is_not_easy wrote:
don’t forget to take the square root of the sum if the question asks for std dev.
But…nobody asks you to calculate discount factors only….Gurifissu wrote:
It’s just tedious, i hope they won’t bring this up in the exam…
Same for discount factors. J***s c****t, it’s so easy and tedious, it’s just a waste of time.