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To: George the Greek who wrote (4988)	4/12/2002 5:08:04 PM
From: BWAC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5499

<just cram for the SEC exams,> Well I have a friend, way too honest to be a broker, but got started in the business in a mutual fund call center for a Bank. He is on their licensure program track. He would call me to answer and explain the parts/questions he didn't understand. Of course I had little idea about any of the Security Law/Code/Regulatory technical questions, but helped him on the application of some terms, option calculation, hedging strategies, financial statement, type word problems. I privately swore he would never pass. He knew he shouldn't have passed. But he did. With a big margin for error. Oh by the way. You have to be "sponsored" to even get near sitting for that test or liscense. Sponsored as in by a brokerage firm. You can't just be financial degreed and apply to take it.