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Hi Passed with 3,2,2,2! Very happy.

Thank u

Hi, I think, the answers were Information, Treynor, Sharpe et Jensen's alpha, I don't think Sortino was in the answers.

Hi, I didn't succeed to compute the '90!' with my TI BA II +, I got an 'Error', is someone has the same problem?

Hi David, Is it possible to have GARP FRM 2013 and May 2014 exam questions in BT Pratice question or Mock Exam? Thanks, LMFRM

Thks Alex

Hi David, After Tcuckman readings, there are no Study notes for all of the remaininig readings on P1. T4. Do you know when they will be available again in ordder for us to finish the reading of the T4? Thanks

Thks Alex and David, it is more clear for me.

Thks David

Hi David, On Hull, Chapter 10: Properties of Stock Options in p108, it is mentioned that "Volatility : Greater volatility increases the value of both a call and a put option", but in p111 that 'In general, we can say that for American put, the early exercise becomes more attractive as Volatility...

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Hi, Do you know when the Study notes on P1. T2. Pachamanova, Chapter 4 will be available on BT? Thanks,

Hi, For the P1 T1 (for example Amenc, Chapter 4), the write 'NEW' didn't appear since few days, could you check and correct please, this could help us, because we can't see which chapter has been updated and in a chapter, and if it is Study Notes, Question Set, or Instructional Video which has...

Hi, Thank you.

Hi ShaktiRathore, In fact my question is to know how to find 837.85 and 864.86 (just the price shocks)? Thanks,

Hi David, I don't know how to find the duration price change regarding a shock (up dans down), could you help me? Thank you. For example on Tuckman, chapter 4, p42 Par value $1,000.00 Years to Maturity 10 Coupon, % 4.0% Yield 6.0% Semiannual equivalents: Coupon, % 2.0% coupon, $ $20.00 Periods...

Hi, On page 26 of the P1. Valuations - Study Notes - could you explain me how the Hybrid Weight of 8.16% is found, because the below calculation don't give the mentioned result: Weight (7 periods prior) = 90%^(7-1)*(1-90%)/(1-90%^10) = 8.16% Best regards, LM