[AstonMartin]

Are there any good part time investing courses in dublin that would be suitable for an accountant?

[Spankyspanks]

Hi,

Would anybody happen to know if it is possible to purchase a seperate add on for this? I have bought the notes but I want to get this in addition.

Alternatively, does anybody know where this can be reliably downloaded? I have googled and there are a few options but wondering if anyone has a trusted source?

[soddy1979]

Originally Posted by Spankyspanks

Hi,

Would anybody happen to know if it is possible to purchase a seperate add on for this? I have bought the notes but I want to get this in addition.

Alternatively, does anybody know where this can be reliably downloaded? I have googled and there are a few options but wondering if anyone has a trusted source?

You can buy it as an add on from Schweser alright.

[whysomoody]

Anyone doing the CFA this weekend?

[ballyk]

Thankfully not. Finished it in 2003. Not a nice way to start the bank holiday weekend though!

Best of luck with it. What level are you doing? Enjoy the rest of the weekend and all your free time after it!

[Marcus Halberstam]

Originally Posted by AstonMartin

Are there any good part time investing courses in dublin that would be suitable for an accountant?

Did you ever find anything here? I'm finishing my training contract in the near future and would love to get into trading but I'm wary of the risk. I know a few lads who did courses but I think I'd have a good understanding of finance already

[towerhillpaddy]

Hi all, looking for a quick steer if possible.

ACA, Bcomm, MAcc behind me and 5 years in LEC and 2 in internal audit in v large IB in London.

Looking to do the CFAs and just looking to know whether the December set (level 1) are a realistic option at this stage or whether, to be very safe, June is a better call? Just FYI, with Olympics visitors with me theough July and to mid August, study proper would be unlikely till mid Aug.

Any guidance much appreciated

[SBWife]

The curriculum is divided into 18 study session designed to be completed over 18 weeks and then you need another few weeks for review and practice questions. For the December session you'd need to be starting in early August at the latest and even then you'd need to squeeze a few extra sessions in to give yourself time to review.

[towerhillpaddy]

Cheers SBW - appreciate it. To be honest that was very much the way I was leaning, just wanted it "confirmed". No point in leaving myself short for the sake of 6 months