You are a registered agent with a broker-dealer. One of your clients visits you and wants you to sell some of the U.S. government bonds she owns and purchase shares of a specific aggressive growth mutual fund for her with the proceeds. Your client is a mentally-competent, 84-year-old woman but, based on your other knowledge of her situation, you believe it to be an unwise move. You should
Desi Genuos is an agent with Broker-Dealer CanDo. A client has asked Desi to recommend a mutual fund that does not have a sales charge. Desi recommends a fund that has no front-end load although it does have a deferred sales load if the investor redeems his shares within the first three years of ownership, but the client has informed Desi that he is looking at this as a long-term investment. Based on these facts, Desi
Nancy’s Aunt Ethel died, making Nancy executrix of her estate. In going through Aunt Ethel’s belongings, Nancy discovered some stock certificates that she learned had been issued by a small New Jersey firm that was still in business. The problem lay in the fact that Nancy’s Aunt Ethel had moved from New Jersey to Florida years ago, and the stock is registered only in the state of New Jersey. Nancy herself is a resident of Massachusetts.
What does Nancy have to do in order to sell this stock?
“T + 3” refers to
Which of the following scenarios does not meet the definition of “custody” under NASAA Model Rules?
Which of the following does not necessarily have to be included in the contract between an investment adviser and an individual client, according to the Uniform Securities Act (USA)?
Which of the following funds can an agent indicate is “no load?”
Jack is employed by NewCorp, which is engaging in an initial public offering (IPO). Jack will need to register as a sales representative if he:
The settlement date refers to
If a person has had its license revoked by the Administrator of the state and has appealed the decision to a court of law, that person