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Jun 30, 2007 12:13 am

anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe… it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.

Jun 30, 2007 2:29 am

[quote=malcom]anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe... it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.[/quote]

Just took the 7, and it's not that hard, its a lot of info but not very difficult. From everything I have heard the CFA is much more difficult. Good luck

Jun 30, 2007 5:01 am

I would say that the series 7 is considerably easier than the level 1.

Jun 30, 2007 1:27 pm

You will find the 7 MUCH easier.

Jun 30, 2007 2:28 pm

[quote=12345]

[quote=malcom]anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe... it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.[/quote]

Just took the 7, and it's not that hard, its a lot of info but not very difficult. From everything I have heard the CFA is much more difficult. Good luck

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You have been posting on here since December 06' and you are just now taking the Series 7???????????  Do you even work for a broker/dealer????

Jun 30, 2007 2:57 pm

Why couldn't he be working in the industry without being registered?  There are other jobs in this industry that don't require a 7; if he's been studying for his CFA then he does work in the business in some capacity.

[quote=BullBroker][quote=12345]

[quote=malcom]anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe... it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.[/quote]

Just took the 7, and it's not that hard, its a lot of info but not very difficult. From everything I have heard the CFA is much more difficult. Good luck

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You have been posting on here since December 06' and you are just now taking the Series 7???????????  Do you even work for a broker/dealer????

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Jun 30, 2007 2:59 pm

Nevermind, thought you were talking to OP.

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[quote=BullBroker][quote=12345]

[quote=malcom]anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe... it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.[/quote]

Just took the 7, and it's not that hard, its a lot of info but not very difficult. From everything I have heard the CFA is much more difficult. Good luck

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You have been posting on here since December 06' and you are just now taking the Series 7???????????  Do you even work for a broker/dealer????

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Jul 2, 2007 9:34 am

[quote=BullBroker][quote=12345]

[quote=malcom]anyone done both, that can give me some idea of what the 7 is really like? i just failed level 2 cfa i believe... it was pretty challenging to absorb that much material. but now studying for the 7 for August.[/quote]

Just took the 7, and it's not that hard, its a lot of info but not very difficult. From everything I have heard the CFA is much more difficult. Good luck

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You have been posting on here since December 06' and you are just now taking the Series 7???????????  Do you even work for a broker/dealer????

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No, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn express last night.

Jul 6, 2007 1:41 am

Just took LII.  CFA is significantly more difficult.

Jul 11, 2007 11:15 am

CFA and Series 7 are two different animals.  I just took Level II.  The Series 7 can be beat by just taking tests and memorizing, the CFA (except for maybe Level I although it is much harder) cannot.  You must know the material cold and the competition is stiff.  You do learn a lot more than you do on the 7 though.