A Day in the Life of a CFA Charterholder 

Good! Get to it. Best of luck studying.

@@straighttalks-ajsrmek323 yes sir!☺️

@@Abhishek-gr7rp can you give me your contact no abhishek need to discussions somthing

Keep up the hard work, Soniya!

@@straighttalks-ajsrmek323 Yes definitely, wish to meet you one day!🤩

@@soniyasuvarna1503 Did you succeed in your quest of meeting AJ ?

Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks! I already have a book from Kaplan.

In my opinion, you will be fine on the real exam. The exam is a big easier than the blue box questions. It's probably equal in difficulty to the EOCs I think.

Yes, I have a video about this.

Lol I think I like that name even more. Might use it in my next video.

I have a video about CFA salary!

This might be a good idea. What types of questions are you thinking?

@@straighttalks-ajsrmek323 the questions can be some terms or conceptual doubts. Like i am from India. I was going through working capital management chapter and came across terms like giro system , direct debit , lockbox system and all. We don't follow these here in india and so i am not sure exactly what they are . I tried finding something on google but couldn't understandmuch . I know there can be many terms for alot of people those are hard to understand. Some doubt session like once a month or so can help us to understand these things

It depends on if I am discussing investments or my identity, or linking my company website on RU-vid.

Yes, that can be better in some cases.

Just annual fees of $375

In a similar position at the same company.

If you study really well, this could work out for you.

I think getting an MBA depends on the market that you want to work in. Financial analysis can mean a few different things so my best advice is look to others in the sector you will be applying to. You can email me at straighttalksbusiness@gmail.com

No, my firm does not build portfolios from individual stocks.

Associate Financial Advisor

Its a wide range, but median is around $160k USD.

I don't know too much about FRM but I personally would just stick to the CFA.

Management in Finance

Only if you get a job in the UK.

Public high school

I haven't really started. I will next week.

27 and 26.

​@@straighttalks-ajsrmek323I'm 22 years old and i will start CFA, 22 years level 1 and level 2 23 and level 3 24 years, so i get the certification at 25 oe 26? And do you advise me to study level 1 and 2 then FRM 1 and 2 then CFA level 3

In 24 25 years study FRM or complete CFA level 3.

@@husseinarslan7173 Age 25 yes because you only need 36 months of work experience now. I would do CFA L3 before FRM.

@@straighttalks-ajsrmek323 so, i het the certification in 25 years and i will finish CFA at 24. Then i start FRM.