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	Are the stock broker trainee jobs on craigslist legit? On craigslist there are a ton of stock broker trainee job ads.. are these legitimate? 1 answer - Asked By: microriders - 3/11/2010

	How can someone become a stock broker? How do you become a stock broker? Are there any certifications? I can't seem to find a university degree course that is specifically for it. 2 answers - Asked By: Vicstor Aragon - 12/29/2011

	What is the difference between a Stock Broker and a Trader, and? What would a person have to do become one. In other words what are the steps to becoming either a stock broker or trader. (background experience, education, skills, etc) 3 answers - Asked By: jiggywalker2008 - 9/8/2008

	Can I get a stock broker trainee possession if I already passed the series 7 exam? Do I need to have experience in the field to get a trainee possession? &also any tips on getting into this field? Thanks! Sorry posted this off my iPhone and it changes many many manyyy of the words I put in, even if I don't want it too. Oops! 2 answers - Asked By: Katie - 5/10/2012

	How does one become a stockbroker? I want a career working with the stock market and personal finances. Moving to Wall Street is not an option, I live in Michigan. Where can I find programs that will give me the qualifications needed to get a stock market/finance career. Most colleges offer accounting degrees but I am having a hard time finding personal finance/stock market degrees. 2 answers - Asked By: The Cincinnati Kid - 2/11/2006

	Is It A Good Idea To Become A Stock Broker In Los Angeles? I want to be a stock broker and I live in CT. I want to move th LA for college, but is it a good idea to move out west if I want to become a stock broker/ work with stocks? 3 answers - Asked By: Thug #23 - 9/18/2010

	What is an entry-level finance job for a liberal arts college graduate? I hold a B.A. in the liberal arts and have no job experience in finance. I do however, spend a lot of time trading and researching with my equities and forex accounts. What entry-level finance jobs are out there for college graduates with a background outside of finance and accounting? 1 answer - Asked By: john - 4/19/2011

	How much do stock brokers and traders earn? How do I get a job in this field? I am a 20 year old accounting major with a 3.6 gpa. 4 answers - Asked By: Rockland S - 7/19/2008

	What do trainee brokers do and learn to do? What are the job prospects? 1 answer - Asked By: Zion - 7/18/2008

	What are the college requirements for becoming a stock broker? 3 answers - Asked By: Go Vikings - 2/23/2007

	Can I take the series 7, 63 and 65 without a college degree? I am in the medical field and want to change my career. I am constantly reading and learning as much as I can about the market and investing. It is my passion. How do I go about getting sponsored in Texas so that I can take the tests. I would just study and take them myself, but was told I had to be sponsored. Can I study and take the test while still working fulltime at my current job? 1 answer - Asked By: twt007 - 1/20/2011

	How can I get a job as a stockbroker? I really want to get a job as a trainee stockbroker. How can I start to apply for one? I'm 30 and I don't have a degree, but willing to do an appropriate course if required. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. By the way I live in the (UK). Thanks ahead of time. 4 answers - Asked By: zewezaw - 12/16/2008

	What does a Stock Broker Trainee do? What is the daily routine like? Do they cold call all day from 10 to 10? I understand that firms in NYC will sponser for the appropriate licenses...are they given a liveable wage to start out? 3 answers - Asked By: clarkdellis - 9/24/2006

	Quick question about starting some online classes? I'm getting ready to start taking some online classes. I've narrowed it down to 3 majors. Marketing Business Administration *Management Studies Can someone tell me out of the 3 listed what would be a better choice. What types of jobs could I do with each? I want to Major in something that I can actually use and find a good job with. 1 answer - Asked By: Christina :) - 12/17/2008

	How to be a Stock Broker? ? I do know of the Series 7 exam but from there onwards what are the prerequisites and running qualities of a profit taking stock broker? Is a degree in a business orientated major a help for that? 1 answer - Asked By: go_surangasa - 1/20/2009

	College graduate confused and needs help finding job? I recently graduated from college with a bachelor in aviation and business administration, and I am having a hard time finding a job. I think because of the instability of the aviation industry, but all the jobs i find require 2-5 years of experience. Experience that I currently do not have. Now I'm more confused than ever about my career. I don't know what to do? I thought about getting involved in a stock broker trainee program, but I don't know exactly on how to get into that (I took 2 accounting courses, finance, and management courses in college). Does anyone know of a stock broker trainee program in Chicago. 6 answers - Asked By: Mikejordan8 - 6/7/2006

	How to become a stock broker in NY? I want to know what certificate shall i need 3 answers - Asked By: Radoslav B - 2/15/2009

	How do i become a stock broker? The one who deal with money and the stocks. 5 answers - Asked By: BrIdGeT dA mIdGeT - 2/26/2008

	Should i take this job or finish college? Basically i can get a job as a trainee for 3 months then into a stock broker after those 3 months. Im in my 2nd year of college thought and I dont know what to do. being a stock broker or anything involved with investing is what i wanna do later on after college. So why not just take the job now. 3 answers - Asked By: titan9 - 3/15/2011

	How can I get a job as a stockbroker? I really want to get a job as a trainee stockbroker. How can I apply for one? Mind you I'm 30 and I don't have a degree, but willing to do an appropriate course if required. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. By the way I live in the (UK). Thanks ahead of time. 1 answer - Asked By: zewezaw - 12/15/2008

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