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I have the Forbes Stock Market Investment Course at home and it teaches
how the stock market works, fundamental and technical analysis,
economic indicators, options, mutual funds, making money in a bull and
in a bear market, chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average for the
last many years since the Depression, list of companies and stock
symbols. The book comes with different sections for each lesson and
quiz exercises to solidify in your mind the key concepts.
This course can be ordered from Forbes magazine for $69.99. I'll sell
it for much less if anyone is interested. This book is for anyone who
wants to know about how the stock market works and how to invest wisely.
I also have books from Quest Capital that teach you how to pass the
Series 63 exam (required to become a stockbroker). These books teach
you everything you must know to become a stockbroker. If you are
interested in what stockbrokers know and want to know lots about
the financial markets (stock, bonds, money markets, mutual funds,
reading balance sheets, income statements, statements of cash flows,
everything you wanted to know about a corporations financial
statements, proxies, mergers, economic indicators, etc.), I'm willing
to sell these for much less than I paid for them as well.
Dennis
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> I believe you need much more than a series 63 to become a
> stockbroker.
Indeed you are correct. In some states (like in NH), you need to
pass another state exam (Series 28?) AND you need a brokerage firm
to sponsor you (e.g., Schwab, Fidelity). But if you had the knowledge
to pass the Series 63, you will know a lot about the financial markets
compared to the average person.
Other things you'll need to be a stockbroker are an ability to handle
stress, a good talking voice, etc. The books I mention in my note will
only help you with the Series 63.
Dennis (who at one time wanted to be a stockbroker and then decided
that a thorough knowledge of the financial markets was quite
sufficient for my goals).
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