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So cash isn’t physical? It’s the amount on your account?

Thank you for the Video.One of the best video about CFA. I passes CFA level I but I failed level 2.I like how you mentioned about the opportunity cost of doing CFA exam.As a single man,I there are things like your daily work routine and relationship issued that needed to be solved.I have to find more spare time after doing that two thing.I also glad that only few percentage of people who is doing the CFA exam can pass all level at the first try.At least that I am not by my self

They are planning on shrinking them further by the end of the year. They won't be worth buying soon unless they make them cheaper.

It’s actually a Certification, not a Qualification..lol

Definitely a good review. The one what I looked for. I would like to ask you to compare CFA vs CQF (Certificate in Quantitative Finance)? I am really in a deadlock, cannot decide which one to study.

Thank you!! nice video!!

2:42 I have to disagree. On top of the costs you mention, to maintain your CFA credential you need to spend about 350 USD per year on average. Assuming an individual works 35 years after his CFA (gained at age of 30) it means that has to spend additional 12K dollars. Adding on average 3k exam costs it means it takes about 15k dollars overall. Anyway, still cheaper in comparison to top MBA worldwide (around 100k)

Whatever you say Jimmy Fallon, na actually thanks!

How many levels did you pass and in how many attempts?

Good job, so proud

Is the pass rate due to people not knowing finance in general i.e. they do not have a Bachelor of finance degree? Or it is still difficult for a person who has obtained a Finance degree?

I’m going through it now, it’s no joke just sooo much to get through

Yeah because stock and crypto are killing rn

Amazing video sir. Thank you. I am planning to pursue my CPA but this was very insightful. Any thoughts on the CPA?

🙃 "promosm"!

Especially when your yung, if your to old its not worth it becuase you won't live long enough for the next high..

Also, the Government lowered the threshold for 45% to £125000 but on your video it shows £150000?

Great video, mate! Thank you.

Good information ✌️🤩

This is generally horrible advice. These are things you can invest in, that's true, but you didn't really cover MANY of the stuff you need to know about those kinds of investments. Yeah it's a short, shouldn't advise of these things in a short unless you're plugging a full form explanatory video on it.

Dunno, stock market is more valuable with someone who can make you a sustainable time oriented well diversified portfolio, Bond market in general is something I would not recommend and Crypto is very shady, with even experienced investors falling for scams. I believe that investments should be based on personal interest, and can start very small. My assets on the stock market bring in a consistent but not high dividend and are managed by a good friend who has experience in that field. My best and most profitable investments however are items of interest: Artworks my art historian parents bought of auctions way under normal price. Tea I brought from China, which would go for tens of thousands now. A gold watch I acquired during my watchmaking education. A woodworker might invest in carvings, a prospector into uncut gems, but the markets, especially crypto are not for everyone

I have not been able to see a link for the 6 mths offer. Can you explain

Where is cam ?

CFA VS CQF can you explain difference

I'm in BBA 2nd year. Can you tell me exactly what I'd have to do to become a Charter Holder from here on out?

Are you still holding ehang mate ? Is ehang the reason you disappeared ??

I love that analogy

Cash gives me flexibility to do stuff right now

So many new finance books! Love this list! Thank you very much for sharing it!

Where is Cam? I miss his videos

Was he a scam? Nothing there from Cam anymore

Awesome summary of a CFA, looking forward to more content Anthony

This is a good one, traders with no experience in financial markets repeat the same mistakes that cost them dearly

AGREED WITH ALL BUT THE ANECDOTE OF BOSS LOVING YOUR CFA... WELL.... THINK AGAIN. ESPECIALLY IF THE BOSS IS NOT A CFA CHARTERHOLDER

Hello, can you please explain the post CFA continuing education? i can't understand it how does it work exactly

Thanks for the video. Can u do a comparison between CFA and other designations as FRM, CAIA & CIPM and if it is worthly to have multiple of them??

Thanks for dropping the knowledge Anthony!

Would you recommend doing the CFA level one while studying for your postgrad? I Will be studying Finance - Asset Management so I'm certain there will be some overlap between the two. Essentially I'm thinking it will give me an edge in job interviews

Hi! Excellent video. I am 56 years old. Do you think it is a handicap to be older and go for the CFA? Thank you.

Best summary video of CFA I’ve watched 👌🏼

I have two questions. I personally have two years of retail banking experience and was wondering what I would have to do to make myself marketable to capital market divisions and investment firms. Also another question would be would learning Python and R benefit me especially that we're moving towards AI in the next 10 years?

Hello Anthony, I am a from India and loved you content. I'm a persuing graduation and very passionate about Finance and Capital markets, real estate so i had decided to persue to get more deep knowledge in the world of Finance and currently working on advance excel skills and Financial modeling and valuation. In future Can I get the internships after level1 or level2?

I think the CFA made me more discipline somehow. I became way more productive when I started doing it.

❤ from India..

Thanks for sharing this fantastic video.Is it possible to get in touch with you via email somehow?I have few questions which i think you might know the answers or to give me an advice if its not too cheeky ta

I’ve seen so many videos on this subject and this was the best. Great work.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

I'm taking level 1 in November. Any tips for me?

How do you withdraw your money?

So someone looking to get into the field of finance should pursue the CFA? I’m confused. You mentioned that someone who doesn’t have a background in finance shouldn’t pursue ithe CFA and towards the end you mentioned that someone who is young and interested in getting a career in finance should pursue the CFA. Could you clarify? Maybe I misunderstood. Great video!