Let me talk about two subjects of futures: fundamentals and laws and regulations. There are not many basic confusing questions, but there are many calculation questions. The next 20 comprehensive questions (20 points) are basically calculation questions. If you know nothing about futures, it will be your deduction. Let's talk about futures laws and regulations. There are many confusing problems, such as time (when did it happen) and percentage. You need to take notes and summarize yourself. In the exam that year, I classified everything. The time is written on several pages, the percentage is written on several pages, and which institutions are responsible for the content written on several pages ... Finally, I made a lot of notes, which are my key memories. If you don't take notes, it's easy to get confused, which is a difficult point. In the end, the futures laws and regulations scored 80 points, which is also the highest in the securities and futures examination. Let's talk about securities qualification first: this is easier than laws and regulations, and it also needs to take notes and combine easy key breakthroughs.

In the final analysis, in order to do well in the exam, in addition to reading books (I took five securities that year, but I didn't read many other books except the basics), I just brushed the questions and took notes. Just look for the real questions over the years. I basically brush 8 sets.

Finally, I wish you good results in the exam.

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