Kaplan Schweser Cfa 2013 Level 2 Question Bank Pro Rar
I used strictly for Level 1 and passed on first attempt.I used strictly for Level 2, did about 1800 Qbank questions, 6 full mocks and a cfai mock and ended up with a band 5. I studied for 6 months, and did well over “300 hours”, but they were apparently not the right kind of hours. Practice does not make perfect, only perfect practice makes perfect. I did not do anything in CFAI text, which in my case appears to be a huge mistake. I spent too much time memorizing facts and formulas versus actually putting a pencil to paper and working practice problems. IMO Qbank will prepare you for the easy questions, but not the more challenging ones. For 2014, I will be focusing on working a ton of CFAI Blue Boxes and EOC, only referring to or the text when I am stuck. All the reading I did was useless as I retained very little.Side note: the note cards I purchased from aren’t worth a god damn.
Foolish purchase.I work as a financial advisor at a brokerage. My experience is more in financial planning. Passed lvl 1 easily, and lvl 2 wih a ton of abysmal doubt but still passed with 2.
Here is my 2 cents.+EOC+mock will make you fine. (only my own experience): read in very detail. Figure out any possible confusion. Also, read and think. If you know the calculation/defination, try to explain why but not only how.EOC: If you did the first step, you can probably beat most of the EOC questions. However, you may still see very few that are not explained clearly or even never appeared in. Here, you need to go back to the textbook and read that part.
(go over those you did wrong before exam).Mock: Do it just before the real exam (maybe 1 week or 2). This is for practice and mimic the real exam. If possible, do at least 4 comprehensive mock before exam to make every topic familar. I did only for both L1 and L2. I tried to study CFAI text for L2 derivative but there was just too much information for each LOS - I couldn’t really concentrate on retaining just the most critical knowledge needed. So I did 2 read through for - once in detail reading in 2 months time, second round is a speed read through for the topics I can’t retain fully from my head for roughly 1 month - and I tried to link the entire curriculum up in a logical manner.
The last month before the exam I did lots of Qbank - like 1200 of them? And I only do the difficult ones (no point getting a false comfort in scoring the easy questions, imo), and spend lots of time reviewing each question I got wrong. 3 days before test all i did was mock and again heavy review of each question I got wrong - ended I only manage to do 2 full mocks - 1 CFAI and 1 mock.But I barely passed - so it is quite dangerous to do only, imo. Another caveat - it seems that there are many more surprises in the L2 test compared to L1 - some concepts wasnt covered in detail in. Be mindful of that - so for you to just rely on - you have to be sure that whatever that’s covered in, you have to know it extremely well. Cant shortcut the text and shortcut the supplementary note. LolOn the background part - I have a maths degree with a focus in financial engineering - ermm. So derivative in cfa is actually more primitive than the one I’ve already learnt in univ.
2 years working exp in unrelated field - portoflio analytics in a bank. My CFA experience is this:Level I: I used Qbank almost exclusively. Read the LOS, then do the LOS questions (basic), then do the reading questions (intermediate) when finish all the LOS’s, and section questions (advanced) when finish the readings.
For some topics (e.g. Hypothesis test) I had to resort to curriculum/Sch notes/wiki/others because my work experience and previous study didn’t provide me the knowledge; other topics (e.g. Technical analysis) I just totally ignored. Then I started creating tests and do ALL the Qbank questions (yes, around 3000+ questions), one section at a time. Then came practice exams and mocks, some 1500 questions more.
Passed rather comfortably.Level II: I pretty much repeat what I did for Level I. 2 things different this time around though: 1/ I read through the CFAI texts before doing a section; 2/ I don’t have as much time as Level I going straight from Dec to Jun, so I have to weight down certain sections.
In the end, I failed those that I weighted down (AI, Econ) but did well on others, esp. Equity and FRA which with some luck help save the day.Bottom line: for level I it’s a computationally intensive exam, so doing lots and lots and lots of practice will help you memorize the formulas and crush it easily.
For Level II it’s still a computationally intensive exam; however the questions presented are no more “you are given a, b, c; now use a formula and get to the result”, instead they’re now “you are given a, b, c, noise, noise, x, y, z, more noise; now determine which goes where and get to the result”. I guess a lot of people fail at the “determine which goes where” part, which is where you need to pay attention to the most for level II.Work experience: 5 years working as an actuary, with some actuarial exams under my belt that helps a lot in level I, but not so much in level II. I used only and believe in the material definitely. In my opinion + S2000 Magician is all you need to pass. I used Notes (read it 4 times), did 5 practice mocks, 1 cfai mock and some ethic questions off Q bank for level II.I kept track of my time on excel and I legitimately clocked in over 400+ hours (i didn’t count any breaks or anytime my mind wondered off)It’s all about taking what you have and becoming a master at it.
Reading through CFAI and is just to much for me. So i focused on one resource and became great at it and it paid off. Also when I study i constantly ask myself why this why that. Every number/variable in an equation I try to understand why something is being used and not just accepting it because that’s what the formula says.It takes a lot of digging and reading but it was all there in. Also people on the boards were really helpful and S2000 explained things very well too.You can buy Elan, classes, CFAI material but if you dont take the time to master any one of them than you’re going to be screwed because you spend all your time spread out and each one uses different language and methods and you end up getting confused.Also my mock scores were in the 60s and I learned the most the very last week when I was going over mocks. (that’s the one thing I wish i spent more time doing) or reviewing the questions I got wrong.But I plan to use only again for level III too.
HiPersonally I studied the material only.My strategy in general:1. The topics which weigh more need more time and practice.2. Study the material twice.3. Practice the tests at the end of study session twice.4. Topics/Subjects I am comfortable with need to be studied at the end.5.
While studying ‘study session’ i made short (but very important like formulas or relationships of key variables) notes.6. After studying 5th study session, I came back to the 1st study session to see if I still remember the formulas, key points. This helps in both retaining the material in head and helps practice recall the concepts and formula.7. For the second reading of the material, I targeted 50 pages of material to read / practice questions each day.8. Week before exam, I revised my key notes and very important topics of FRA (pensions specially and inventory), Equity Investments (DD valuation, FCF valuation and residual income approach) and some key formula and topics of other subjects.9. I practiced from time to time the end of study session questions of schewser notes without looking at the material. Before exam, i practiced these questions from important study sessions.10.
Unfortunately, I did not practice any mock exams or any mock exams provided by Scheweser or from any other source. Though, I would highly recommend you to do that. Not only practice mock exams at the end but also when you are half way through the material. This will definitely give you a feel of new material you still have to study/cover/practice. You will definitely know where you stand and how much more effort you need to put before sitting in the actual exam.Good Luck in the end.
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257Page 3BooK 2 - EcoNOMicsReading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements. 3Study Session 4 - Economics: Microeconomic Analysis. 8Study Session 5- Economics: Macroeconomic Analysis. 124Study Session 6 - Economics: Economics in a Global Context. 209Self - Test: Economics.
257Page 2SCHWESERNOTES™ 2013 CPA LEVEL I BOOK 2: ECONOMICS©20 12 Kaplan, Inc. All rights reserved.Published in 2012 by Kaplan, Inc.Printed in the United States of America.ISBN: 978-1-4277-4268-1I1-4277-4268-5PPN: 3200-2845If this book does not have the hologram with the Kaplan Schweser logo on the back cover, it wasdistributed without permission of Kaplan Schweser, a Division of Kaplan, Inc., and is in direct violationof global copyright laws. Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Required CFA Institute disclaimer: 'CFA® and Chartered Financial Analyst® are trademarks ownedby CFA Institute. CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research)does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by KaplanSchweser.' Certain materials contained within this text are the copyrighted property of CFA Institute. The followingis the copyright disclosure for these materials: 'Copyright, 2012, CFA Institute. Reproduced andrepublished from 2013 Learning Outcome Statements, Level I, II, and III questions from CFA ® ProgramMaterials, CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, and CFA Institute's Global InvestmentPerformance Standards with permission from CFA Institute.
All Rights Reserved.' These materials may not be copied without written permission from the author. The unauthorizedduplication of these notes is a violation of global copyright laws and the CFA Institute Code of Ethics.Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Disclaimer: The SchweserNores should be used in conjunction with the original readings as set forth byCFA Institute in their 2013 CFA Level I Study Guide. The information contained in these Notes coverstopics contained in the readings referenced by CFA Institure and is believed to be accurate.
However,their accuracy cannot be guaranteed nor is any warranty conveyed as to your ultimate exam success. Theauthors of the referenced readings have nor endorsed or sponsored these Notes.©2012 Kaplan,Inc.Page 4BooK 2 - EcoNOMicsReading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements. 3Study Session 4 - Economics: Microeconomic Analysis. 8Study Session 5- Economics: Macroeconomic Analysis. 124Study Session 6 - Economics: Economics in a Global Context. 209Self - Test: Economics. 257Page 2SCHWESERNOTES™ 2013 CPA LEVEL I BOOK 2: ECONOMICS©20 12 Kaplan, Inc.
All rights reserved.Published in 2012 by Kaplan, Inc.Printed in the United States of America.ISBN: 978-1-4277-4268-1I1-4277-4268-5PPN: 3200-2845If this book does not have the hologram with the Kaplan Schweser logo on the back cover, it wasdistributed without permission of Kaplan Schweser, a Division of Kaplan, Inc., and is in direct violationof global copyright laws. Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Required CFA Institute disclaimer: 'CFA® and Chartered Financial Analyst® are trademarks ownedby CFA Institute. CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research)does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by KaplanSchweser.'
Certain materials contained within this text are the copyrighted property of CFA Institute. The followingis the copyright disclosure for these materials: 'Copyright, 2012, CFA Institute. Reproduced andrepublished from 2013 Learning Outcome Statements, Level I, II, and III questions from CFA ® ProgramMaterials, CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, and CFA Institute's Global InvestmentPerformance Standards with permission from CFA Institute. All Rights Reserved.' These materials may not be copied without written permission from the author. The unauthorizedduplication of these notes is a violation of global copyright laws and the CFA Institute Code of Ethics.Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Disclaimer: The SchweserNores should be used in conjunction with the original readings as set forth byCFA Institute in their 2013 CFA Level I Study Guide. The information contained in these Notes coverstopics contained in the readings referenced by CFA Institure and is believed to be accurate.
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However,their accuracy cannot be guaranteed nor is any warranty conveyed as to your ultimate exam success. Theauthors of the referenced readings have nor endorsed or sponsored these Notes.©2012 Kaplan,Inc.READING AssiGNMENTS ANDLEARNING OuTCOME STATE MENTSTh e follo wing material is a review of the Economi cs princi ples desi gned to address thele arning outcome statement s set forth by CPA Institute.STuDY SESSION 4 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CPA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)13. Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction14. Demand and Supply Analysis: Consumer Demand15.
Demand and Supply Analysis: The Firm16. The Firm and Market StructuresSTuDY SESSION 5 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CFA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)17. Aggregate Output, Prices, and Economic Growth18. Understanding Business Cycles19. Monetary and Fiscal PolicySTuDY SESSION 6 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CFA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)20. International Tr ade and Capital Flows21. Currency Exchange Rates©20 12 Kaplan, Inc.page 8page 45page 57page 92page 124page 155page 178page 209page 230Page 3Page 5BooK 2 - EcoNOMicsReading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements.
3Study Session 4 - Economics: Microeconomic Analysis. 8Study Session 5- Economics: Macroeconomic Analysis. 124Study Session 6 - Economics: Economics in a Global Context. 209Self - Test: Economics. 257Page 2SCHWESERNOTES™ 2013 CPA LEVEL I BOOK 2: ECONOMICS©20 12 Kaplan, Inc.
All rights reserved.Published in 2012 by Kaplan, Inc.Printed in the United States of America.ISBN: 978-1-4277-4268-1I1-4277-4268-5PPN: 3200-2845If this book does not have the hologram with the Kaplan Schweser logo on the back cover, it wasdistributed without permission of Kaplan Schweser, a Division of Kaplan, Inc., and is in direct violationof global copyright laws. Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Required CFA Institute disclaimer: 'CFA® and Chartered Financial Analyst® are trademarks ownedby CFA Institute. CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research)does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by KaplanSchweser.' Certain materials contained within this text are the copyrighted property of CFA Institute. The followingis the copyright disclosure for these materials: 'Copyright, 2012, CFA Institute. Reproduced andrepublished from 2013 Learning Outcome Statements, Level I, II, and III questions from CFA ® ProgramMaterials, CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, and CFA Institute's Global InvestmentPerformance Standards with permission from CFA Institute.
All Rights Reserved.' These materials may not be copied without written permission from the author.
The unauthorizedduplication of these notes is a violation of global copyright laws and the CFA Institute Code of Ethics.Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated.Disclaimer: The SchweserNores should be used in conjunction with the original readings as set forth byCFA Institute in their 2013 CFA Level I Study Guide. The information contained in these Notes coverstopics contained in the readings referenced by CFA Institure and is believed to be accurate. However,their accuracy cannot be guaranteed nor is any warranty conveyed as to your ultimate exam success. Theauthors of the referenced readings have nor endorsed or sponsored these Notes.©2012 Kaplan,Inc.READING AssiGNMENTS ANDLEARNING OuTCOME STATE MENTSTh e follo wing material is a review of the Economi cs princi ples desi gned to address thele arning outcome statement s set forth by CPA Institute.STuDY SESSION 4 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CPA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)13. Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction14. Demand and Supply Analysis: Consumer Demand15.
Demand and Supply Analysis: The Firm16. The Firm and Market StructuresSTuDY SESSION 5 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CFA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)17.
Aggregate Output, Prices, and Economic Growth18. Understanding Business Cycles19.
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Monetary and Fiscal PolicySTuDY SESSION 6 READING AssiGNMENTSEconomics, CFA Program Curriculum, Vo lume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013)20. International Tr ade and Capital Flows21. Currency Exchange Rates©20 12 Kaplan, Inc.page 8page 45page 57page 92page 124page 155page 178page 209page 230Page 3Book 2 - EconomicsReading Assignments and Learning Outcome StatementsPage 4LEARNING OuTCOME STATEMENTS (LOS)STUDY SESSION 4Th e topical covera ge correspond s with the follo wing CFA Institute assigned reading:13. Demand and Supply Analysis: IntroductionThe candidate should be able to:a. Distinguish among types of markets. Explain the principles of demand and supply. Describe causes of shif ts in and movements along demand and supply curves.(page 11)d.
Describe the process of aggregating demand and supply curves, the concept ofequilibrium, and mechanisms by which markets achieve equilibrium. Distinguish between stable and unstable equilibria and identifY instances of suchequilibria. Calculate and interpret individual and aggregate demand, inverse demand andsupply functions and interpret individual and aggregate demand and supplycurves. Calculate and interpret the amount of excess demand or excess supply associatedwith a non-equilibrium price. Describe the types of auctions and calculate the winning price(s) of an auction.(page 16)1. Calculate and interpret consumer surplus, producer surplus, and total surplus.(page 18)J.Analyze the eff ects of government regulation and intervention on demand andsupply. Forecast the eff ect of the introduction and the removal of a market interference(e.g., a price floor or ceiling) on price and quantity.
Calculate and interpret price, income, and cross-price elasticities of demand anddescribe factors that aff ect each measure. (page 31)Th e topical covera ge correspond s with the follo wing CFA Institute assigned reading:14. Demand and Supply Analysis: Consumer DemandThe candidate should be able to:a. Describe consumer choice theory and utility theory. Describe the use of indiff erence curves, opportunity sets, and budget constraintsin decision making. Calculate and interpret a budget constraint. Determine a consumer's equilibrium bundle of goods based on utility analysis.(page 49)e.
Compare substitution and income eff ects. Distinguish between normal goods and inf erior goods, and explain Gif fe n goodsand Ve blen goods in this context. (page 52)Th e topical covera ge correspond s with the follo wing CFA Institute assigned reading:15. Demand and Supply Analysis: The FirmThe candidate should be able to:a. Calculate, interpret, and compare accounting profit, economic profit, normalprofit, and economic rent. Calculate and interpret and compare total, average, and marginal revenue.(page 61)©2012 Kaplan, Inc.
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