April 6th, 2010 
David Hill 
- ISBN13: 9780470099322
- Condition: USED – ACCEPTABLE
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Product Description
In order to become a stockbroker and sell securities, you must first pass the Series 7 exam—a 6-hour, 250-question monstrosity. Unlike many standardized tests, the Series 7 exam is harder than it seems, and people who score below 70% must retake the test, having to wait at least a month before retaking it and paying hefty registration fees. Luckily, there’s Series 7 Exam For Dummies—the perfect guide that not only shows you how to think like a financial… More >>
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i purchased the wrong book and need to return it…can someone please email me or help me with this transaction.
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this book approximately 10 days before I took the exam, just because I thought it might have some helpful acronyms, or ‘tricks’ to help you memorize formulas. It didn’t. Thankfully I had already prepared for the exam using the Kaplan book. This book, even though it had JUST come out that week, had outdated material, including the new levels of the Nasdaq tier, and a few other things. I passed with exam with a 93, no thanks to this book. My advice, stick to what you know works, the books by Kaplan and Dearborn.
Rating: 1 / 5
I ordered the used book and had it delivered by standard mail. It took a couple weeks before it finally arrived. When it arrived, it was in excellent condition. Looks brand new. I would definitely order from Amazon again.
Rating: 5 / 5
If you are serious about taking the Series 7 then this is NOT the book for you. Material and facts are outdated and poorly prepare you for the Series. I bought this book, Passing the 7 and I also took the STC class. The STC study material was by far the most useful and up to date of anything else I used to prepare….(STC is also more expensive).
Rating: 1 / 5
After failing test after test, i bought this for my sister and she really likes it.
Hasn’t taken the test yet, but she thinks this will greatly help her chances.
Rating: 5 / 5