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I have also tested the site on the ipad and have not found any problems. Hope that helps!

May 19th - May 26th there will be limited forum support. David will resume forum support on Monday, May 27th. Best of luck to everyone taking the exam. As always, we look forward to your feedback after the exam. Good luck!

Hi Mark, I apologize, I was wrong. The new Tuckman questions were in T4, not T5. Sorry for the mixup! Thanks, Suzanne

Hi Mark, All of the T5 except for Tuckman are all just upgraded as explained above. However, Tuckman does have some new questions that were not in a document prior. Yes, PLEASE use the study planner. I wouldn't expect anyone to to remain organized using the how-to section. We are in the...

Hello all! For those of you whom haven't noticed, the practice question documents are being upgraded (we are replacing the old documents) according to a new style as well as updated carefully by David to correct any previous errors and links to take you directly to the practice questions within...

Hi Mish, These practice question documents are being upgraded (we are replacing the old documents) according to a new style as well as updated carefully by David to correct any previous errors and links to take you directly to the practice questions within the forum (for discussion reasons)...

mali_shailesh, Can you provide me an example of a pdf link that you are having problem accessing? Thanks, Suzanne

mali_shailesh, You won't be able to view it on the standard ipad viewer. Evidently they don't accept embedded text. Please download the adobe reader and/or foxit reader on your ipad and view the pdf documents from one of those readers. I have the adobe reader app on my iphone and ipad and...

Hi Noa, This has been added here: http://www.bionicturtle.com/how-to/spreadsheet/p1.quantitative-miller-chapter-2/ Thanks, Suzanne

asocialnot, I should be able to get Reading #67 (Banque de France Financial Stability Review: Caruana & Avdjiev, Sovereign Creditworthiness and Financial Stability: An International Perspective) up tomorrow. Thanks, Suzanne

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monte, This is a question for Part 1, Topic 4: Valuation & Risk Models. It is from Tuckman, Chapter 5: Multi-Factor Risk Metrics & Hedges. Thanks, Suzanne

Noa, Can you please try now. I didn't test the link before I changed it, but it is working now. Thanks, Suzanne

subin_somaraj, Yes, I have remapped the videos. I would recommend that you use the study planner: http://www.bionicturtle.com/my-account/study-planner When you open up a video link there will be an explanation as far as what is relevant and what is not (if there is something that is not.)...

clarkson, Yes, May & November are the same. Yes, all of the May contents are applicable to November. Should you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Good luck! Thanks, Suzanne

That is correct David. CJL - As I am updating them they will look like: P1.Foundations P1.Quantitative We are also going to be updating the study notes and breaking them down by readings vs. entire topics. I hope that helps! Thanks, Suzanne

FRMCAND, I recommend that you utilize the study planner: http://www.bionicturtle.com/my-account/study-planner In the study planner you will find all of the documents that are relevant. We are starting to refresh practice questions documents (you will notice all of the version do not...

Hi FRMCAND, Yes, I would recommend going through the videos from the previous years (2012). We are changing our strategy this year in reference to the videos. Previously if content did not change, David was still re-recording the content. Now we are starting to publish the videos by...

AIMs: Define, calculate, and interpret the mean, standard deviation, and variance of a random variable. Questions: 303.1. Assume a continuous probability density function (pdf) is given by f(x) =a*x such that 0 ≤ x ≤ 12, where a is a constant (we can retrieve this constant, knowing this is a...

RiskNoob, Thank you for your suggestions. Please re-download T6 notes and let us know if that newest version helps :-) Thanks, Suzanne