are inverse floater and structured notes part of the curriculum

[alzayats]

inverse floater and structured notes Schweser skips them however they are part of the curriculum but are not included in LOS.

so should we know them?

I hear different opinions whether people learn it or not.

[googs1484]

If you want to be thorough and cover all your bases I say yes. In my opinion, very unlikely you’ll see that on the exam. Very unlikely. If you happen to have an extra hour one day and want some light and fun reading then learn it lol

[alzayats]

@googs1484

If you want to be thorough and cover all your bases I say yes. In my opinion, very unlikely you’ll see that on the exam. Very unlikely. If you happen to have an extra hour one day and want some light and fun reading then learn it lol

That’s the one, Thanks mate

[S2000magician]

Inverse floaters are cool bonds.

Twitchy, but cool.

They have effective durations longer then their time to maturity.

[alzayats]

@S2000magician

Inverse floaters are cool bonds.

Twitchy, but cool.

They have effective durations longer than their time to maturity.

Thanks, Magician

BTW, Do you think Schweser is enough for level 3, I just heard that you have to study from the curriculum to pass the exam?