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Just when you thought the art of personal note-taking had been lost (after calling your VP for the fifth time today to decipher ptichbook markup chicken scratch), here’s a wonderfully quirky 13-page study guide refresher to the Series 7 passed along by one of our readers. It can’t really replace the Series 7 tome the banks give you to prepare for the test, but it can be a fun surface-level self-quiz to make sure you’re not missing anything major. Above is one of the more entertaining pages from the guide explaining the surface dynamics of calls and puts (something we think most non-traders could use a refresher on, from the oft-confused usage in common conversation).
Series 7 Illustrated Study Guide 2006
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These notes were definitely written by someone of the female persuasion.
The Series 7 is a bit like the SATs to me. In both cases, if you do well/pass it doesn’t mean you’re smart, but if you do poorly/fail it means you’re a f*cking idiot
I don’t even remember the 7, it was pretty much irrelevant. What’s up with the little illustrations and sketches? WTF?! Whoever came up with this (“Davis Freeberg”? had way too much time on his/her hands.
those are the cutest notes ever!!
they would only answer about 2 questions on a masters level options class, and the questions they would answer would have been the ones you could have just memorized instead of making a note card to cover them, but they are super cute.