Sat, 2012-01-21 07:26
Anyone know the number of people who take the Series 7 and Series 65/66 each year. I could not find anything on Google so I might have to call FINRA and/or the NASAA. In the spirit of full disclosure, I am trying to determine if the demand for the series 65/66 would justify adding it to my business model. I would have to buy the materials, etc. It appears that the series 65/66 has changed alot since I took it many years ago in that it is much more investment focused now as opposed regulations-oriented.
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The series 65 is a Bit_h. and then some. Time constraints and material is very vague, grey and there is alot to it. Not tobe taken lightly. I used the Kaplan material but others would suggest otherwise. I have been out of the business for a while and upon re-entry I find it has become a little more difficult. Pretty much the same old Sh_t just more of it. very little math mostly law! Alot of Federal stuff on mine, which I found odd. I thought this was supposed to be about blue sky, State! All in all I think in the end Kaplans material is better than STC. It will probably take more than 40 hrs to study. I spent at least 80 just to get the real understandning. Good luck!