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Combo Print and Online Futures Broker Home Study Course
Combo Print and Online Futures Broker Home Study Course

Combo Print and Online Futures Broker Home Study Course

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Original price was: $270.00.Current price is: $45.00.

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Combo Print and Online Futures Broker Home Study Course

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Combo Print and Online Futures Broker Home Study Course

SERIES_3_HARD_AND_SOFT

$270.00

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Futures Broker Home Study Course (Series 3). Now in its Twentieth Edition. This combo package includes both the print version and the online version for your studying convenience.
The most widely-used Series 3 preparatory course!
Here’s Why:
  • The Futures Broker Home Study Course has 8 sections, each covering one of the topics in the National Futures Association’s study outline for the National Commodity Futures Exam (Series 3).
  • The course is updated as needed!
  • The Quizzes have expanded answer keys showing calculations and/or page references for answers. In the online version, the quizzes are interactive, giving you immediate feedback. 5 accesses per quiz.
  • 2 final exams are patterned after the NCFE (National Commodity Futures Exam) and each has an expanded answer key. In the online version, after completing an interactive final exam, a list of those questions you missed is presented with your final score. You may choose questions from this list to see the original question, the answer you supplied, the correct answer, and an explanation. 10 accesses combined for the 2 final exams.
  • Economy! Study at home in your spare time. No need to travel, miss work, or pay food and lodging, as with seminars. Also, competitively priced! The online course access is good for 90 days.
  • Success! Some customers report a pass-rate in excess of 90% on the NCFE. Of course, your results may vary, depending on time studied, prior knowledge, and aptitudes.
  • Free Phone/E-mail/Skype Support! If you have questions about our material, the NCFE, or futures in general we’re just a phone call, chat, or e-mail away with the answer. With access to our tutor, you have all the tools at your disposal to help you pass the exam!
  • 40–50 study hours recommended.
Topics covered in this course include:
  • Futures Trading Theory and Basic Functions Terminology
  • Margins, Option Premiums, Price Limits, Futures Settlements, Delivery, Exercise, and Assignment
  • Types of Orders and Price Analysis
  • Basic Hedging, Basis Calculations, Hedging Commodity Futures, Hedging Financial and Monetary Futures, including Security Futures Products such as SSFs and narrow-based indexes
  • Spreading
  • Speculating in Futures
  • Options Hedging, Speculation, Spreading
  • NFA/CFTC Regulations (relating to AP Activities), Regulations on CPOs/CTAs
  • 2 Final Exams
  • Glossary
  • Index
If you’ve ever wondered what makes the Center for Futures Education’s Futures Broker Home Study Course the best Series 3 prep course on the market, here are five reasons:
1. It was written by a two-person team (from widely differing backgrounds) who have both taken the Series 3 exam, not by a panel of experts who have never taken the exam.
2. We re-take the exam periodically and update our material accordingly—even after 30 years.
3. Shortly after it was written, it was read by our secretary who had no special training in this field and a high school education only. In areas where she had problems, we rewrote the material so it was clear to her.
4. When customers call in with questions about the material, we rewrite the material on which they had questions until it is clear.
5. We used the Futures Broker Home Study Course as a textbook to teach German students (who had English as a second language) to pass the Series 3 exam. When something wasn’t clear to them, we rewrote it until it was clear.