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Hi @Dr. Jayanthi Sankaran, I have already registered for sites you have suggested and to some courses also. I have visited SAS website and it vosts like $180, do you think learning SAS from sites like Udemy.com will help? And also can you comment something about financial modeling I think...

Hi all, I am thinking about to register for financial modeling offered by wallstreetprep.com do you think investing $400 to $500 in financial modeling will worth it or should I pursue any other course? Is there any other (computer skill) demanding course in finance? Thank you:)!

Hi @Nicole Manley and @David Harper CFA FRM, whenever you update the study planner study note or question set, make the provision to display the date when the study note or question set is updated or modified. That will help. Thank you:)

Hi @Kavita.bhangdia, please refer to http://emp.byui.edu/BrownD/Stats-intro/dscrptv/graphs/qq-plot_egs.htm great explanation. Hope it will help you. Thank you :)

Hi @brian.field , Thank you for the kind words, but I must say I am not graduated yet my journey is way too long yet:D, but I am sure @QuantMan2318 , @Mkaim and specially you are going to be the great CRO and risk analyst in upcoming years!!!! Thank you:)

Hi @David Harper CFA FRM, I was reading T9 current issues and noticed that there is not end of the chapter questions nor question set, I was just wondering if you can post only a one question as an example on this topic that can give a idea of questions asked on the exam. I know this is asking...

Hi @David Harper CFA FRM and @Nicole Manley R39.p2.t5. Meissner study notes page no. 21 contains some typo I think. Formula must be=cor(XY)*SQRT{(P(X)*(1-PX)*P(Y)*(1-PY)}+PXPY +PXPY must be outside of SQRT. On same notes page no.42 how did you get kendall T -60 I think it should be +60. again...

Hi @Delo and @Kavita.bhangdia Please visit https://forum.bionicturtle.com/threads/basel-readings-how-to-cope-with-them.7484/#post-40545 Thank you

Hi @Nicole Manley, Thank you so much. Please let it accrue. Thank you :)

Thank you so much @Nicole Manley :)!

Hi @Nicole Manley, Thank you so much. Can you also tell something about the mock exam of part 2? Sorry for the trouble. Thank you:)

Hi @Nicole Manley, thank you so much. Is there any chance that you can provide last year's formula sheet? Thank you

Hi @Nicole Manley, Do you have any planning for publishing current issues of Part 2 for May 2016 exam? And also the formula sheet for Part 2. Thank you :)

Hi @Kavita.bhangdia, I think you are something missing here. Liquidity cost should be=72000*(0.5*0.16/72)=79.99 or 80. Because as per the formula liquidity cost=P*(0.5*spread). Hope that helps:)! Thank you

Hi @gargi.adhikari, as I understand it means your getting PV $98 for each $100. You can calculate this as 100000/100*98=98000. Hope that helps. Thank you:)

Hi @Kavita.bhangdia, actual data or real world data is far different than normal data or distribution. It has fat tails (skewed) and heavy peakdness (kurtosis>3). In actual data standard deviation away from normal means that it has more volatility. So it performs fat tails and heavy peakdness...

Hi @brian.field, you raised the interesting question, now I am also curious about it:), I think @David Harper CFA FRM will explain it well.