SIE Exam Prep Economics. "Money is a Giant Floating Crap Game", Keynes. Series 65 too!

[@Silvertestrun]

I'm grateful for your excellence in finance

[@Series7Guru]

De nada.

[@atboptimistic-6853]

Thank you for over-simplifying… it’s a lot of information to absorb across the board for a career transitioned like me. 😊

[@Series7Guru]

Glad you found it helpful. It is spot on for your exam.

[@beauxarts7]

Best lectures, always. Best and relevant information for us test takers.

[@Series7Guru]

You are too kind. Thank you. Sending you good test vibes.

[@almasucicfinancialadvisor568]

Amazing so many great tips! Thank you for your time and all help ~~

[@Series7Guru]

Glad you found it helpful. It is spot on.

[@vahenazarian9601]

Thank you very much for a great lecture! It was very well put together and informative.

[@Series7Guru]

You are welcome. This lecture is spot on to the economic test issues on both the SIE exam and Series 65 exam.

[@fehinmiakhe86]

thank you so much for the examples and explanations. i am feeling more confident about my series 65

[@Series7Guru]

Glad to help!

[@Skycosis]

Thank you for making these lectures Dean!

[@Series7Guru]

My pleasure. I am particularly proud of this one. I believe it is spot on.

[@ethanalessi1622]

taking the SIE Thursday. This is the last section I am focusing on before my touch up/review on areas of lack

[@Series7Guru]

You got this!

[@lilmeggyify]

Hi Dean, thank you for sharing your wisdom! Question: if US dollar goes down, what stocks/investments should a person buy? Foreign stocks, US stocks, US futures? Also, what affects the credit spread? US treasury bonds? AA rated bonds?

[@Series7Guru]

There is no such as US futures. If the dollar goes down US exports become more competitive so stock in a US exporter like Boeing. The credit spread moves with business cycle. A widening credit spread is negative and a narrowing spread is positive.

[@nayleacamarena9954]

Hey Dean! I love your videos. I was hoping you could clarify this question from Pass Perfect for me, " With a qualified plan: B) Employers deduct their contributions from their income C) Most types of contributions are not taxed till withdrawal" I chose B, and the answer was C. Explanation says "Contributions by both employers are not deducted from their income, but are contributed from their income" Are they just playing tricks on me? I'm so confused!

[@Series7Guru]

The contribution from the corporation is pre tax to the employee

[@nayleacamarena9954]

@@Series7Guru gotcha! I got confused when they said income, I just assumed it was pretax. So Income is what’s received post-tax! Thank you so much!

[@GoldAmbitionMediaGroup]

Great lesson!!! great information!!!

[@Series7Guru]

Thanks

[@alishadhs4]

thank you! taking the SIE friday!

[@Series7Guru]

Good luck. This economic lecture is spot on.

[@CLItoughtrigal]

So helpful really appreciate these

[@Series7Guru]

Glad it was helpful! It is spot on for your exam.

[@WillSackman]

Hey Dean. I realize this is an old video, but I had to ask. I have been watching your videos for about a week now and I have learned a lot! My biggest worry is if they are going to throw questions at me that go super in-depth about regulations and procedures. Is that the case? Or will they generally be "point, shoot, and click" questions with some judgement based ones tossed in there. I have PassPerfect through and employer and I am convinced I get questions that are not supposed to be a part of the SIE, but the ones that I am supposed to know are second nature if that makes sense. What are your thoughts? Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@Series7Guru]

The information in this is current as it relates to the test. The test questions and content have not changed

[@caseyprice9746]

Hi Dean. Your videos are amazing! Thanks so much for this material!!! We've been trying to get in touch with you via email for some tutoring help. Any chance you're still doing that? If so, do you get messages to the email listed here on You Tube or is there a better way to reach you? Thanks again for everything!

[@Series7Guru]

Deantinneytutoring.setmore.com is my booking page for tutoring. My email is [e-mail]. Just put tutoring in the subject line. Glad you are finding the videos helpful.

[@caseyprice9746]

@@Series7Guru Thanks very much. We're looking forward to talking to you very soon.

[@10xleverage]

Thank you, very helpful

[@Series7Guru]

You are welcome.

[@Silvertestrun]

Ty

[@Series7Guru]

De nada

[@okaynope5197]

The practice question at minute 10:00 asks which is the most exposed to inflationary risk which I think was B. You said C was correct because it was more exposed to interest rate risk. Am I wrong?

[@Series7Guru]

C is correct. Long term bonds have inflationary risk. B is not correct. T bills mature in less than a year thereby limited your exposure.

[@okaynope5197]

@@Series7Guru okay thank you!

[@Shellycrz]

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