AVOID WASTING PRECIOUS SIE STUDY HOURS WITH TEXTS THAT THROW IN THE KITCHEN SINK!
Be careful in preparing for the Securities Industry Essentials exam. Why? Because many study texts include excess material that the SIE exam does not ask about. Many SIE texts on the market today include everything including the kitchen sink. By choosing such a study aid, you could be wasting hours of studying unnecessary subjects.
Bob Eder's Study for the Securities Industry Essentials Exam (SIE) avoids unnecessary extraneous topics, and thus unnecessary study hours. How do we do this?
We insert the numerical reference numbers of the SIE Content Outline or syllabus published by FINRA, the creator and administrator of the SIE exam. Furthermore, we insert these outline reference numbers next to each question in the two final exams at the end of the text. These numbers allow the reader or student to easily confirm that the indicated topic is indeed covered by the SIE exam.
For example, the Content Outline for the SIE exam lists certain types of debt instruments that a candidate needs to know about. These include municipal securities, such as general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, and various other types. Bob Eder's book lists the Content Outline's references numbers - 2.1.2 - next to the topic heading.
So avoid studying material that is not covered by the SIE Content Outline. Choose your study text carefully.
Here is the link to FINRA's Content Outline for the SIE exam.
Here is the link to Bob Eder's book on Amazon.
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