acumenjay1
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Hi,
I found this related link:
http://www.analystforum.com/phorums/read.php?11,143584,143584#msg-143584
But it isn't really is not definitive. When I read Shweser it just goes over Covered Interest Arbitrage and Interest Rate Parity mostly. When I read Chapter 1 of Intl Investments (Solnik & McLeavey), it dives right into Bilateral Arbitrage on pg 11 and then triangular arbitrage on pg 12.. After talking with a colleage who just sat for L2, he said not to worry about bilateral for L1 but that I would need to know triangularl arbitrage for L2. I can't find anything specific on it in the LOS statements but I mean it's right in the first chapter. At what point does this book divert from L1 to L2 material or is it just all mixed in? Should I just go with Schweser primarily and not waste my time deciphering Intl Investments until I get to L2 (God willing)?
Thanks for any insight anyone could provide on this.
I found this related link:
http://www.analystforum.com/phorums/read.php?11,143584,143584#msg-143584
But it isn't really is not definitive. When I read Shweser it just goes over Covered Interest Arbitrage and Interest Rate Parity mostly. When I read Chapter 1 of Intl Investments (Solnik & McLeavey), it dives right into Bilateral Arbitrage on pg 11 and then triangular arbitrage on pg 12.. After talking with a colleage who just sat for L2, he said not to worry about bilateral for L1 but that I would need to know triangularl arbitrage for L2. I can't find anything specific on it in the LOS statements but I mean it's right in the first chapter. At what point does this book divert from L1 to L2 material or is it just all mixed in? Should I just go with Schweser primarily and not waste my time deciphering Intl Investments until I get to L2 (God willing)?
Thanks for any insight anyone could provide on this.