Study for the Series 65 Exam is a study guide for those persons who plan to take the Series 65 exam, necessary to become registered as an investment adviser representative. Passing the exam is required for those who take compensation for giving investment advice.
Study for the Series 65 Exam includes both applicable rules and practice questions, designed to test the reader's comprehension.What makes this book special is the insertion of practice questions throughout the text.
Each question challenges the reader, and asks him/her to make an immediate decision on what was just read. Every question comes with an immediate answer and clear explanation of why the answer is correct or incorrect.
The presence of the practice questions and immediate feedback embedded throughout Study for the Series 65 Exam gives the reader an important edge in comprehension and retention.
Bob Eder has thoroughly revised Study for the Series 65 Exam to reflect the new additions to the syllabus for the Series 65 test, effective July 1, 2016.
New topics include alternative investments, asset-back securities, inverse and leveraged funds, "soft dollars," standard deviation calculations, rules on political contributions, and much more.
Study for the Series 65 Exam includes both applicable rules and practice questions, designed to test the reader's comprehension.What makes this book special is the insertion of practice questions throughout the text.
Each question challenges the reader, and asks him/her to make an immediate decision on what was just read. Every question comes with an immediate answer and clear explanation of why the answer is correct or incorrect.
The presence of the practice questions and immediate feedback embedded throughout Study for the Series 65 Exam gives the reader an important edge in comprehension and retention.
Bob Eder has thoroughly revised Study for the Series 65 Exam to reflect the new additions to the syllabus for the Series 65 test, effective July 1, 2016.
New topics include alternative investments, asset-back securities, inverse and leveraged funds, "soft dollars," standard deviation calculations, rules on political contributions, and much more.
