These lectures are a God sent. I can force myself to learn through reading, but when I can pair what I’ve read with a follow up conversation it really sticks. Thanks for your time and knowledge Dean.
These videos are great! So thorough and comprehensive. I was having trouble understanding the differences between stop and limit orders based on reading material. Thank you for your work, it is greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much for breaking down the nuances. The way you are pointing out the differences in subtle VERBIAGE is everything and something the paid courses don't do to the extent you are. Also, I agree, you are a great teacher and you have a great ratio of splashing in your personality.
You are the ABSOLUTE best person ever. I love that you just share the information unlike other accounts just gatekeeping the information. You are AWESOMEEEEE. Please know these are so so greatly appreciated.
thank you so much for these lectures! i was petrified of all these terms until i found your lectures! i take my SIE exam next week! thanking you in advance!!!
I have been stressing a lot to make sure I pass this exam first try and these videos have helped so much to make the material I’m reading make more sense in the real world, so thank you so much for your time you are appreciated!
You're a wise teacher! Using you, Franz's lectures, and Kaplan's Q bank and book, no finance background, failed once, and new test on Monday. Thanks for your labor- your explanations are helping things click!
Dean, I am so glad I found your channel a few weeks ago. I passed the Series 7 today and your Options videos and others made all the difference in me being comfortable with the test questions.Thank you!!!
I was struggling with this topic even after going over my test providers content on the subject multiple times. Especially spot limit orders. After watching your video once it all made perfect sense. Thanks again for all you do sir! 🐐
Thank you! You helped me understand a few topics I was having trouble understanding. You're making all the difference for so many of us 😊 hopefully you make it back to the denver shwab campus one day
Hi Dean, why would a sell stop be used over a sell limit/sell stop limit to protect against a loss, as it may be executed at a much lower price? Thanks!
At 56:40 for buy stop limits. I am trying to understand buy stop limit orders. If he wants his price or better and he would accept the order at 97.00 why wouldn't the order be triggered at 97.95?
@@Series7Guru Thank you for your reply, also for a regular sell stop question for an example I have sell stop at 50 if the stock hits 50 or lower The order executes, does the sell stop order keep going off if the price is higher than 50 once it's triggered ?
1465127 on Kaplan, how is the answer all of them, wouldn't it just be I and II? Buy Stop is when its bought at a certain price or less.... C and D are above the placed price? HELP :)
@@Series7Guru oh!! Buy/sell stop once a specific price hits then it will become live at any given price…. Buy limit once the specific price hits it will become live at a specific price or less. Sell limit once the specific price hits it will become live at a specific price or more. Correct? Thank you in advance if I’m right.
@@Series7Guru appreciate it! I am currently on chap 7 and feel like I am struggling. I’m using Kaplan even tho my work is asking me to use training consultants… i am getting 45-60% on most chapter tests after reading that chapter… I feel that’s horrible. I looked into some of your tutoring would you recommended starting tutoring asap or after the entire book is read? My work program ends and requires test taken November 22 Thank you in advanced!
Hi Dean, im getting ready to retake the SIE, one topic I found to be confusing was firm acting as broker/agent/principal do you have a particular lecture on this? Thank you!
Hey Dean! I have been utilizing training consultants for studying related to the series 7 and in my book it’s stating for sell stops or buy stops you have to use “2 ticks” for your execution order after the trigger price.. Is that correct? I was a tad confused when I watched what you stated at 30:29. If I’m massively confused please correct me!
Without seeing their content think they mean what I call two seperate events or trades. Tick or trade to trigger or elect and another tick or trade for execution. My content is correct and how you will see it on the exam.
The McDonalds analogy with the additional qualifiers with FOK, IOC, etc. has been the most helpful way I've heard thus far when understand how these different kind of orders work!
You are SUCH a good teacher. Thank you.
You are welcome. Glad you found it helpful.
These lectures are a God sent. I can force myself to learn through reading, but when I can pair what I’ve read with a follow up conversation it really sticks. Thanks for your time and knowledge Dean.
You are very welcome
These videos are great! So thorough and comprehensive. I was having trouble understanding the differences between stop and limit orders based on reading material. Thank you for your work, it is greatly appreciated!
Always very gratifying when my videos are helpful. Sending you good test vibes.
Thank you so much for breaking down the nuances. The way you are pointing out the differences in subtle VERBIAGE is everything and something the paid courses don't do to the extent you are. Also, I agree, you are a great teacher and you have a great ratio of splashing in your personality.
Glad you are finding it helpful. I am who I am. Lol
You are the ABSOLUTE best person ever. I love that you just share the information unlike other accounts just gatekeeping the information. You are AWESOMEEEEE. Please know these are so so greatly appreciated.
Yep. FREE is a very popular price point. Lol.
Glad you are finding the channel helpful.
thank you so much for these lectures! i was petrified of all these terms until i found your lectures! i take my SIE exam next week! thanking you in advance!!!
Glad you are finding them helpful. You got this!
I have been stressing a lot to make sure I pass this exam first try and these videos have helped so much to make the material I’m reading make more sense in the real world, so thank you so much for your time you are appreciated!
Glad you are finding them helpful.
You're a wise teacher! Using you, Franz's lectures, and Kaplan's Q bank and book, no finance background, failed once, and new test on Monday. Thanks for your labor- your explanations are helping things click!
You got this!
how'd you do?!
@@MattGiacoletti passed!
Struggled with this for months and finally makes sense. You are a Godsend. I'll say a prayer for you lololol
Yea! Glad it clicked.
Dean, I am so glad I found your channel a few weeks ago. I passed the Series 7 today and your Options videos and others made all the difference in me being comfortable with the test questions.Thank you!!!
You are welcome. Kudos on passing your Series 7 Exam!!! Always gratifying when my videos contribute to testing victories like yours
Muchas gracias. Cada dia mas listo para el examen de la Serie 7!
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I was struggling with this topic even after going over my test providers content on the subject multiple times. Especially spot limit orders. After watching your video once it all made perfect sense. Thanks again for all you do sir! 🐐
So glad you found it enlightening. It is testable so I am sure you found some points.
Currently studying for the series 7, this is my last chance to take it and your videos have been so helpful!
You got this! Stay the course! Glad my videos are going to contribute to you slaying the Series 7 dragon the next time you see him!!!!
Thanks for all you do.. Great contents once again. This is one of my challenging topics but I know by watching it one more time, I will get it.
Keep grinding and for sure you will get it and make your mark.
Thank you, Dean! Golden content…Finally feel like I understand limit orders. I appreciate you! 🙏🏾
Great to hear!
Dean - I've been struggling with this topic. Great lecture and breakdown. Much appreciated!
Glad you found it helpful
Thank you! You helped me understand a few topics I was having trouble understanding. You're making all the difference for so many of us 😊 hopefully you make it back to the denver shwab campus one day
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Thank you. Taking 65 tomorrow, this was a great affirmation!
You got this! Sending you good test vibes!
did you pass ?!?!
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Thank you, you made this so easy for me to understand.
Glad you found it helpful.
Great refresher
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Thank you again for an awesome lecture. I love your anecdotes. Makes the learning much more enjoyable!
De nada. Glad you are finding my lectures helpful.
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Hi Dean, why would a sell stop be used over a sell limit/sell stop limit to protect against a loss, as it may be executed at a much lower price? Thanks!
Sell stop is more likely to be triggered
@@Series7Guru Got it, thank you!
At 56:40 for buy stop limits. I am trying to understand buy stop limit orders. If he wants his price or better and he would accept the order at 97.00 why wouldn't the order be triggered at 97.95?
It is not his order. It is the trade that triggered his order. Two seperate events. Now after the trigger it is a live limit order.
@@Series7Guru Thank you for your reply, also for a regular sell stop question for an example I have sell stop at 50 if the stock hits 50 or lower The order executes, does the sell stop order keep going off if the price is higher than 50 once it's triggered ?
1465127 on Kaplan, how is the answer all of them, wouldn't it just be I and II? Buy Stop is when its bought at a certain price or less.... C and D are above the placed price? HELP :)
No. You are confusing stops with llmits.
@@Series7Guru oh!! Buy/sell stop once a specific price hits then it will become live at any given price…. Buy limit once the specific price hits it will become live at a specific price or less. Sell limit once the specific price hits it will become live at a specific price or more. Correct? Thank you in advance if I’m right.
@@MP-lb2wu limit orders don't become live. . They'll are not triggered or elected. Stops are.
@@Series7Guru appreciate it! I am currently on chap 7 and feel like I am struggling. I’m using Kaplan even tho my work is asking me to use training consultants… i am getting 45-60% on most chapter tests after reading that chapter… I feel that’s horrible. I looked into some of your tutoring would you recommended starting tutoring asap or after the entire book is read? My work program ends and requires test taken November 22
Thank you in advanced!
No. A buy stop is NOT at a certain price. It is a contingent order that becomes a live when there is atrade at or through a certain price.
first time hearing about head & shoulders... is this in one of your lectures?
Head and shoulders charting pattern is a signal of a reversal. The end of the bullish trend and beginning of the bearish trend.
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Hi Dean, im getting ready to retake the SIE, one topic I found to be confusing was firm acting as broker/agent/principal do you have a particular lecture on this? Thank you!
Here it is th-cam.com/video/kEoGI34sID8/w-d-xo.html at 13:28.
@@Series7Guru thank you so much
how much do investment advisors make ? roughly in the real world ?
Wrong channel. Not what this channel is about. It varies from tens of thousands of dollars to hundreds of thousand of dollars.
Hey Dean! I have been utilizing training consultants for studying related to the series 7 and in my book it’s stating for sell stops or buy stops you have to use “2 ticks” for your execution order after the trigger price.. Is that correct? I was a tad confused when I watched what you stated at 30:29. If I’m massively confused please correct me!
Without seeing their content think they mean what I call two seperate events or trades. Tick or trade to trigger or elect and another tick or trade for execution. My content is correct and how you will see it on the exam.
34:29 bookmark
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My pleasure.
The McDonalds analogy with the additional qualifiers with FOK, IOC, etc. has been the most helpful way I've heard thus far when understand how these different kind of orders work!
Glad to hear it.