Goodearth100
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I find the CFAI material very long winded n I’m about to tear it apart…should I switch to Wiley/Elan? Is it enought to study with Wiley? I find Schewer materials oversimplified… Hellp!!!!!!
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I do.Goodearth100 wrote:But do u think it is enough to study fr Wiley n go back to CFAI for their examples n questions?
You’re not alone.Goodearth100 wrote:I find CFAI material very confusing.
Some candidates benefit greatly from the lectures; they can give them a different perspective on topics that are difficult for them, and they provide motivation to keep up with the reading.Goodearth100 wrote:R the lectures important? Should I just purchase the notes n practice questions?
My pleasure.Goodearth100 wrote:Ok thank you…
Hi Goodearth,Goodearth100 wrote:
The ebook is not available yet….
And? Quality? I’ll prolly be purchasing these tomorrow…SpareTime wrote:
I currently have the hard copy for L2 in my hands. Well…resting on my chest. My hands are typingThey were released a little bit ahead of schedule.
Overall I’m very happy with it compared to Schweser. The exception is the time-series reading, which I found just brain numbing. I didn’t understand hardly any of it and (to me) it seemed poorly written compared to everything else - it also didn’t have any of the color coordination and excellent organization that I remembered from L1. But, once the econ readings start it’s more in line with what I remember in L1 - I really prefer them. Maybe the time series reading is my fault…I really struggled with it.CapdYa wrote:
And? Quality? I’ll prolly be purchasing these tomorrow…SpareTime wrote:
I currently have the hard copy for L2 in my hands. Well…resting on my chest. My hands are typingThey were released a little bit ahead of schedule.
Good to hear! Excited to get started.SpareTime wrote:
Overall I’m very happy with it compared to Schweser. The exception is the time-series reading, which I found just brain numbing. I didn’t understand hardly any of it and (to me) it seemed poorly written compared to everything else - it also didn’t have any of the color coordination and excellent organization that I remembered from L1. But, once the econ readings start it’s more in line with what I remember in L1 - I really prefer them. Maybe the time series reading is my fault…I really struggled with it.
Long story short I definitely recommend them. Their biggest knock by far last year was their poor (i.e. pretty much non-existent) customer service. Now that they’re with Wiley they seem to have a much better system for dealing with customers, and the books are still great.
If you put Magician with Olinto and Shajani, that’s a hell of a trio. I used Elan last year and loved it. I like videos and I thought their videos were very good (Olinto is excellent), practice questions were challenging (better prep than the concept checkers in Schweser), and the eleventh hour guide is fantastic. I still use the Eleventh Hour guide referencing stuff for work.S2000magician wrote:
I’ve been impressed with the material from Wiley/Elan.
(Disclaimer: I am working on materials for Wiley instructors.)