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Stock market educationFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search To become a professional securities broker in the United States, an individual must take and pass the General Securities Representative Exam (Series 7) and in most states, the Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination (Series 63). To take the test, you must be sponsored by "a member firm, a self-regulatory organization (SRO), or an exchange." This requirement, as well as the administration of the test, is under the jurisdiction of FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. [1]
For individuals who are interested only in managing their own investments, several options exist to obtain a stock market education:
Traditional classroom setting
Non-traditional classroom settings
Self-education
Mentor/apprenticeship relationship
Traditional classroom settingsMany colleges and universities offer courses of study in business, economics, and finance. However, the coursework is aimed at preparing the student for the professional world. They are not designed or intended to teach a student how to trade in the stock market, although the introductory/basic courses would provide a good basic foundation of knowledge. Those intending to follow the professional stockbroker career path usually begin their education by obtaining a degree in business, economics, or finance.
Some of the core subjects covered by an undergraduate education during the course of a financial/business college education are:
Basic marketing
Business communication
Business ethics
Financial accounting
Macroeconomics
Mathematics
Microeconomics
Real estate
Risk management
Statistics
Non-traditional classroom settingsNon-traditional classroom settings are offered by:
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For-profit businesses
For-profit financial education companies exist that offer programs of study (also referred to as "systems" or "courses" – the terminology varies) on stock market education. Unlike colleges that prepare students for working in the financial arena, these companies educate students with a more narrow focus – how to trade derivatives for the purpose of personal investing.
These types of companies offer both classroom settings for learning and distance education programs.
Another aspect that differentiates for-profit stock market education companies from traditional colleges is the commercialization factor. For-profit stock market education companies frequently develop other products – such as software and newsletters – that they market to their students. Colleges and universities, frequently founded for the purpose of providing education and established as non-profit organizations, do not follow this business model.
[edit] Mentor/apprentice relationshipAlso referred to as "personal coaches," mentors work one-on-one with a student, In this situation, the student receives more personal attention from the instructor than from a classroom or distance learning education. Some mentors offer their services for a fee. [4][5]
Self-taughtThe following resources exist in libraries and on the Internet for an individual to learn about investing in the stock market:
A stock market simulator allows one to trade without using real funds (also referred to as "paper trading"). These simulators are offered by organizations associated with the stock market (such as the Chicago Board Options Exchange) and the types of for-profit education companies mentioned in Non-traditional classroom settings.
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