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Series 7
- Thread starter Beast84
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If you pass series 7, you end up paying somthing extra like $300 EVERY month for intraday datafeed and plateform charges, in case you decide to go retail and not to go prop firm, i could be wrong
www.stcusa.com
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Quote from Nana Trader:
If you pass series 7, you end up paying somthing extra like $300 EVERY month for intraday datafeed and plateform charges, in case you decide to go retail and not to go prop firm, i could be wrong
www.stcusa.com
What a typical Elite answer!
Did you try typing "Series 7" into Google or Wikipedia? Usually a good way to start...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Securities_Representative_Exam
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Securities_Representative_Exam
Hey Beast,
A series 7 license basically allows individuals to SELL securities to retail customers. The test is about six hours and covers stocks, bonds, options, limited partnerships, and investment related products. You need to be sponsered by a member firm in order to take the test.
In a nutshell, if you want to work for a firm that sells investment products/services to retail customers then you will need a series 7 license.
Hope this helps!
A series 7 license basically allows individuals to SELL securities to retail customers. The test is about six hours and covers stocks, bonds, options, limited partnerships, and investment related products. You need to be sponsered by a member firm in order to take the test.
In a nutshell, if you want to work for a firm that sells investment products/services to retail customers then you will need a series 7 license.
Hope this helps!
Quote from PersistentTradr:
Hey Beast,
A series 7 license basically allows individuals to SELL securities to retail customers. The test is about six hours and covers stocks, bonds, options, limited partnerships, and investment related products. You need to be sponsered by a member firm in order to take the test.
In a nutshell, if you want to work for a firm that sells investment products/services to retail customers then you will need a series 7 license.
Hope this helps!
Thanks that does help