A 250-question full-length test closely approximates the actual Series 7 Stockbroker Exam, with answers to all questions. Detailed and up-to-date review chapters cover all exam subjects, which include: corporate securities, U.S. Government securities, money market instruments, municipal securities, direct participation programs, securities analysis, the new issue market, the over-the-counter market, securities on margin, and much more.
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Prepare for the exam with an 11-chapter self-teaching course that covers every aspect of the securities industry Learn exactly how the New York Stock Exchange and other major markets function, and understand the different types of securities, the structure of investment companies, the Federal Reserve System, margin accounts, options, securities analysis, and much more Test yourself with two full-length model Series 7 exams with answers
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70 of 72 people found the following review helpful:
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Not a complete book for the series 7 exam. Very small.,
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This review is from: Barron's How to Prepare for the Stockbroker Exam: Series 7 (Paperback)
I found this Series 7 book to be very incomplete in it's material. I used another book that was 3 times the content of this book. This book should only be a secondary supplement to a more detailed text book. The best book on the series 7 that I've seen is AIT. there number is 1 877-252-8600 It was over 800 pages with 2000 test questions.I found it to be very strong and I passed my test with it.
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
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don't waste your money,
By john mahoney (usa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to prepare for the Stockbroker Exam: Series 7 (Barron's Stockbroker Exam: Series 7) (Paperback)
Very poor guide to a very comprehensive exam. Typos and missing words throughout. The text continually refers to esoteric terms in the text and chapter tests prior to them being defined. It makes your overall comprehension that much more challenging. Considering the voluminous material that needs to be understood, I found this very annoying. I called the Securities Training Corp. and received a much more comprehensive and better organized study guide. They also provide 5X as many practice exams. It may be more expensive, but not as expensive as the damage to your reputation if you fail.
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
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You get what you pay for.,
By Min Schake (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to prepare for the Stockbroker Exam: Series 7 (Barron's Stockbroker Exam: Series 7) (Paperback)
This book was not very thorough. It is a good overview of what to expect and the topics covered, but do not use this book as a primary study guide for the exam. It might be a good book for someone who just wants an overview, but not for someone who is preparing for the exam.
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A corporation is created by a group of individuals engaged in a business enterprise. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
long margin account, aggregate exercise price, approving attorney, tax anticipation bills, municipal securities dealer, investment company shares, capped price, custodial property, striking price, maximum sales charge, selling group member, trading authorization, markup policy, reserve for doubtful accounts, agreement among underwriters, buying dealer, excess equity, quick assets ratio, direct participation program, best efforts offering, contractual plans, annuity units, public offering price, registered representative, net interest cost Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Federal Reserve, United States, Rules of Fair Practice, Goldman Sachs, New York Stock Exchange, Fannie Mae, Dean Witter, General Motors, Federal National Mortgage Association, Government National Mortgage Association, Options Clearing Corporation, District Business Conduct Committee, Ginnie Mae, Uniform Practice Code, Ace Toy, Acme Engine, Freddie Mac, Blue List, John Brown, Merrill Lynch, Minors Act, Uniform Gifts, Acme Button Corporation, American Depository Receipts, American Stock Exchange New!
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long margin account, aggregate exercise price, approving attorney, tax anticipation bills, municipal securities dealer, investment company shares, capped price, custodial property, striking price, maximum sales charge, selling group member, trading authorization, markup policy, reserve for doubtful accounts, agreement among underwriters, buying dealer, excess equity, quick assets ratio, direct participation program, best efforts offering, contractual plans, annuity units, public offering price, registered representative, net interest cost Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Federal Reserve, United States, Rules of Fair Practice, Goldman Sachs, New York Stock Exchange, Fannie Mae, Dean Witter, General Motors, Federal National Mortgage Association, Government National Mortgage Association, Options Clearing Corporation, District Business Conduct Committee, Ginnie Mae, Uniform Practice Code, Ace Toy, Acme Engine, Freddie Mac, Blue List, John Brown, Merrill Lynch, Minors Act, Uniform Gifts, Acme Button Corporation, American Depository Receipts, American Stock Exchange New!
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