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Well I probably won't get four HD's it is just a possibility, one or two subjects will be borderline and I will probably miss out. Macquarie Bank didn't even give me an interview this year so I don't like my chances:p.

I just had my last exam today. I think I might get 4 HDs this semester:D.

Haha, I have no chance then:(.

Yeah, but who goes to the Cafeteria during exam time? OK, well I suppose people would, I was just thinking from my perspective:).

Haha, the University must have really gotten desperate for some money last semester. I don't see what the trouble with holding an exam in there is though, I mean you move a couple of tables and chairs around:rolleyes:.

Wow, that I didn't know. Still, I have never been so sick that I couldn't sit an exam and if I did happen to fall sick during exam period then after all the effort I had put into the subject during the semester I would just sit the exam regardless:).

Um, not that this really concerns me but if the University doesn't own the Hunter Cafeteria, then who does:p?

Ah cool, you got a job. With which company and for how long:)?

Yeah, I got 13.5% or something as my answer by memory. It was the same question as the example given in the lecture, only much simpler:). How was it that the exact same question you asked before the exam was in it:p. What was question two? I can't remember it. Haha, the word is...

Well the three hour exam strikes again! It is just too long and I always end up losing concentration and then need to rush at the end and as a result I didn't have enough time to completely correct a question I did wrong:mad:. Anyway, there were a couple of questions that I wasn't expecting but...

Yes, I can see that they are teaching some relevant concepts but they are not really showing us how we would use them in a job. For example, I am pretty sure I want to get into Funds Management/Portfolio Management or something similar but if I were to get a job tomorrow (after completing two...

I am doing that subject next semester I think. I heard it is pretty hard:(.

Yeah, I agree. We have learnt basically nothing of practical use. For example, the other day dad asked me if I have any good advice on what shares he should invest in and I told him I have no idea, we don't learn that kind of stuff:rolleyes:.

Haha, good to see you have some confidence in what you are doing for the next few years:p. It may be easy, but it is still a lot of stuff to try and remember. How well prepared are you for the exam:)? Too me it seems as though the whole second half of the course (the stuff that Steve Easton...

Um, I think you need to read over what you just wrote, it doesn't make sense:p. Anyway, an upward sloping yield curve means that short-term interest rates are lower than long term interest rates for debt securities in the same risk class. According to the Expectations Theory, interest rates are...

Yeah, pretty easy exam to pass but hard to get a High Distinction because to get the extra marks you really need to remember the stuff from early in the semester:(.

My first exam is on Wednesday, ACFI2080: Corporate Financial Decision Making. It should be easy as always, although having said this I will probably screw it:p.

Haha, I don't see where the confusion is coming from:p. We both do a B.Finance which has Macroeconomics I and Microeconomics I as core subjects. I then chose to do Macroeconomics II and Microeconomics II as electives:). P.S. SoCal is much better than Merethrond:cool:.

We do do the same degree, I just chose to do them and he didn't:).

You are getting baker182 and I mixed up;). I was the one who chose to do Macroeconomics II and Microeconomics II (which I am regretting having done by the way:(), not him. He has only done Macroeconomics I and Microeconomics I, which are both compulsory for him too:p.