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Hi @David Harper CFA FRM, I have question in mind regarding collateral. Bitcoin is becoming famous, as on 2015 100,000 stores are using bitcoin. But do you think it will be possible to use bitcoin as a collateral? I have seen way to much volatility in bitcoin price. How will bitcoin will impact...

Hi @Dr. Jayanthi Sankaran, GSE is government sponsored enterprise. Thank you:)!

Thank you so much @David Harper CFA FRM, you are simply great! I still have 4-5 months till exam so no hurry:)! I think GARP is not very clear regarding work experience, many people like me just don't understand what GARP expect. I am fortunate that people like you around me, who understands my...

Hi @David Harper CFA FRM Thank you for getting back on this question:)! Now as I am heading for part 2 in November 16, I am thinking about work experience a lot! I asked GARP about it and I got reply that "generally part time experience does not qualify, you should have atleast 40 weekly work...

Hi @David Harper CFA FRM and @Nicole Manley, I have some queries regarding work experience, for example I was working while my graduation and weekly work hours are 42 hours, and work is related to investment consultancy, it is paid (I was doing college for 7AM to 10AM and then working) and it...

Hi @seidu, I think you havr signed up for 7 day trial subscription so you can read it otherwise it is paid. Thank you:)

Congratulations @Maged!

Hi @desh, I dont know if I understand your question correctly, but if you ask me after calculating d1, I will directly go to the Statndard normal z table and find the value 0.75 it gives me N(d1)=0.7734. Not sure if this solves your problem, but just my thought. I think @David Harper CFA FRM...

Thank you for sharing @seidu! It is interesting:)!

Yes @David Harper CFA FRM it happens sometimes! As you said, I agree with using direct volatility formula, it is safer. And your shortcut is interesting! Thank you for sharing:)!

Hi @David Harper CFA FRM fixed above, just realised that I forgot to take variance(used it while calculations, but forgot to write). You are great:)! Thank you

@Nicole Manley and @David Harper CFA FRM you both deserve it! Have a wonderful vacation:)!

Hi @desh , portfolio volatility is calculated as portfolio volatility =SQRT[weight of A^2*volatility of A^2+weight of B^2*volatility of B^2+2*weight of A*weight of B*volatility of A*volatility of B*correlation], as per question correlatio = 0 so, portfolio volatility =SQRT[weight of...

Hi @hellohi it helps them to delete unwanted content. There are so many people who create tons of thread and don't visit them ever. It is for there note so can easily clean this. Thank you

Hi @hellohi, I finished part 1 last November, if you are only going for the exam dont need to get deep dive into it, I think it is a simple TVM function nothing more just study the concept very well and please try to post your query in specific thread you dont need to create new thread all the...

Hi @hellohi as I stated in that thread I don't think understanding the mortgage payment factor is not important. At that time I made some my research (because I was not only learning for the exam, I was getting deep dive), for exam just be sure that you understand the concept clearly...

Hi @hellohi , I was also liked the indirect way as your's. @ShaktiRathore way is more easy and direct. You can use both!

Congratulations @Mkaim,:)

Hi , @Mkaim, good things take time! Dont worry you are the definitely next on their list!:)

congratulation @Delo :)!