where can i get training to get my stock brokers license?
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You will need an employer to sponsor you for many financial licenses.
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Go to Amazon.com and find beginner's stock market books that have the highest customer ratings that based on their description, will teach you what you want to learn.\n\nThen find the book or books at your local library.  If they don't have the books you want, many libraries can borrow them for you from other libraries that do have them.  They will get them for you and loan them to you.\n\nWhen you return the books, they'll return the books to the libraries they got them from.\n\nGood luck!
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Open a CFD (High Leverage) stock account with broker and start trading. Home base business over internet.
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First you need to own it.  If you physically have stock certificates that you want to sell, you first need to set up an account with a brokerage.  For example I use WWW.AMERITRADE.COM.  Once you have the account set up you will need to mail the certificate to them.  Once the account is set up give them a call and they can walk you though it.
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It really depends on how well you know your market.  Do you have contacts in the industry (banker, movers, other realtors, teachers, etc.)  Getting your license can be the easiest part ...
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Open an account with brokerage company, and buy all the shares you like.
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check out www.dgshipping.com .they have a list of reconized training institutes. be carefull when u approach a certain agent or training institute, they r known to dupe people of their cash
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Easiest way to get it follow the advice they've already given you here. Either on line or with broker's company and you'll have it in a few months.\n\nThe RIGHT way, study & get eduated!\n\nI would NOT suggest you take ANY classes from ANY RE company because all they teach you is to memorize certain things and memorize the questions so you can answer them correctly during your exam. This way you can start making money for the company.\n\nI personally think you will be doing a diservice to the community if you go this route.\n\nI suggest you research your local community college or University that offers these classes. The instructors there DONT have a financial interest on you passing the exam so you can make them money. These instructors are either currently in the business or have been in the business before.\n\nAfter you get your license there are still classes you can get at school.\n\nFor EXTRA information, the training classes your local Association of Realtors offers or may be even your RE company, they will teach you about the contracts & more.\n\nSo all and all study and get the right education.
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Yes, just set up a brokerage account on-line or in person.  Try E-Trade or something similar.   You can do it!
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it is correct that each state has different laws on ins licensing-the best way one can study for a state insurance license is to interview with different ins companies- find one you have confidence in- that is to say--which one can teach you the  most about the ins business--not just enough to pass the state ins exam--that is not the most difficult part- who will train you about the ins and outs of ins selling and teach you how to counsel people and how to help people do whats best for them-that is financial and estate planning in its simplest forms- what co would you be proud to represent- that is ethical and honest in its marketing and sales practices--when i entered the ins industry in 1976 Connecticut General life had a reputation for great study and teaching of its agents, though it lacked some practicality in sales techniques--today consider the Principal Group- one of the largest ins cos around- used to be Bankers Life of Iowa--look at Prudential Financial- Connecticut Mutual-so many mergers have changed names and cos since the 80's and 90's- check around with some current agents and their cos- see if they are happy where they work- and what they thought of the co training they had--some cos have trainers to get you through the state exam only- then you are kinda on your own- sink or swim- other cos may have trainers on staff- to teach you about selling and counseling people on the uses of life insurance- for saving and retirement, like that- that is what you need- a co that will educate you and teach you about the ins business--not just help you get licensed and pass the state ins exam-- i am a retired independent ins broker, & a retired LUTCF, CFP, & CPA who spent 23 yrs helping people with life & health ins, and tax-deferred annuities and enjoyed my time very much helping others plan for their financial futures--good luck to you !! PS- in some states, like Tx, a co must sponsor you for the state ins exam-in other words they must hire you to be an agent for them and then help you pass the state exam to get started in your career--very important- check with the State Dept of Insurance in your state to see what the rules are to become a licensed ins agent--good luck to you !!
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you will need to have a broker.  if you're not a broker, you will need to hire one.
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A whole bunch, check out BPP professional education's site on:\n\nhttp://www.bppfinancialservices.com/website/default.aspx\n\nIt details the courses for:\n\nCFA (Charterted Financial Analyst)\nIMC (Investment Management Certificate)\nSII Dip (Securities and Investment Institute Diplomas)\n\nAlso IAQ (Investment Administration Qualification) and IFA qualifications.\n\nCould always give them a call (their numbers on the site) as they're a helpful bunch.
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This link offers information and NASD exams where you can start. The series 7 is a "registered representative" the basic stockbroker's exam and often considered the first important one to take. You might also try some various searches for words like" stock market analysis, exams, testing. Also try sites like that of the American stock exchage, NY Stock exchange and NASDAQ-they all have lots of information. Be wary of scams out there...there are those making more money selling their programs than making money on the stock market(and if their programs were so good, they'd make a fortune there, right?) \n\n\nhttp://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/amex.asp
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You should contact your local trading standards office - they will be able to advise you. Their phone number should be in the phone book, if you can't find it phone your local council.\n\nAlso have you thought about doing a business planning course?\n\nIf you are serious about starting a business check out the details on the site below...
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First, you need to be sponsored by a broker/dealer.  After the bear market and the contraction in the industry, the requirements are much more stringent.  If you want to work for a reputable firm, where you can build your own business and have the potential for unlimited income; you will need a college degree, sales experience (preferrably commission only), and a natural market (know people with money or have a network to people with money).  Being a stockbroker (nobody uses this title anymore) or financial advisor, is not about being a money manager (picking stocks).  It's all about gathering assets.  If you can gather assets, you can be succesful.  If a major firm hires you and gets you licensed, they will expect you to bring in $10 million in assets in the first year.  The industry has a 70% failure rate.\n\nIf you just want to make a salary (with little or no upside) and execute trades for a company like TD Waterhouse or Fidelity, you wil still need a college degree, but thats about it.\n\nGood luck with whatever you do!
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www.logisticsts.com is a great site for training coarses for the US Broker Exam.
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yes. any large brokerage firm can buy stocks for you anywhere in the world. no big deal. just make the call.