Ok, let's discuss the similarities and differences between the basis and the transaction. ...
fundamental principle
As the name implies, it covers some very basic concepts in the current securities market, and their chapters roughly include:
1. Overview: Definition, emergence, development and current situation of the securities market.
2. Stocks: the characteristics and types, value and price of stocks.
3. Bonds: the characteristics and types of bonds, detailed descriptions of several bonds, etc.
4. Fund: Fund profile, fund parties, information disclosure, etc.
5. Financial derivatives: futures, options, etc
6. Operation of the securities market: issuance, trading market, income and risk, etc.
7. Intermediary: A detailed explanation of various securities intermediaries.
8. Law and Supervision: Securities Market Management
Among them, in the above eight chapters, the focus of the exam is generally in the first to fourth chapters, but don't ignore other chapters.
trade
Since there is a theme, there must be commercial transactions and finally there must be a market. A simple understanding of securities (including stocks, bonds, etc.). In fact, enterprises raise funds (borrow money) from the society to engage in production ... The book Trading is about some procedures, methods, rules and regulations of securities trading. People who have never speculated in stocks will feel "like reading a gobbledygook" when reading this book.
The examination focuses on Chapter II (securities trading procedures), Chapter IV (securities brokerage business) and Chapter V (securities brokerage business-related practices) ... Similarly, other chapters cannot be ignored.
Summary:
"Fundamentals" focus on the basic theory of securities, and discuss the history, current situation and legal provisions. When you understand the basic knowledge, other derived things are easy to understand, because this is the "basic skill" to become a "martial arts master", especially for the first chapter of the general introduction. Read well, and then you will "understand everything".
Trading is mainly applied to real things, such as how to open securities accounts, when to open and close stock trading days, stock dividends and so on. These are all very practical. The previous ones are basically reasonable, but the operation is here, which is the difference between the two.
According to experience:
There is an exam in June 1 1, so we should arrange the reading time reasonably. On the premise of attacking two books at the same time, it is suggested to browse the basics quickly, and then review the past by doing questions, and the time is controlled within 15~20 days. Then the same method is applied to the transaction, and the time is also controlled in 15~20 days. Finally, in the rest of the time, I carefully read what I didn't fully understand and did a lot of questions before the exam 1 week.
Basically, it is easy to pass the exam by controlling time (study and work schedule), speed reading and sea tactics.