Securities Trading - 2006 Securities Industry Qualification Examination Comprehensive Examination Preparation Essence

Author: National Securities Qualification Examination Research Group
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Publishing Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The "Comprehensive On-the-Job Examination Guide for the 2006 Securities Qualification Examination" series is based on the standardized teaching materials for the 2006 Securities Qualification Examination and guided by the recent examination question-setting patterns. In terms of section planning and content arrangement, we have made bold innovations following the principles of gradual progression, layered reinforcement, and a combination of instruction and practice. The series is divided into the following four sections, each with functional and distinctive features:
Part 1: Objectives and Requirements.
Part 2: Key Point Breakthrough. This section strictly adheres to the content of the 2006 standardized teaching materials, combining the authors' extensive tutoring experience to distill the key examination points of each chapter and provide detailed, appropriately concise, and focused analysis and explanations.
Part 3: Key Exercises Analysis.
Part 4: Practice Tests.
The book covers knowledge related to securities investment analysis. This year, there have been significant adjustments to the examination content and requirements. First, the legal basis is the newly revised "Company Law of the People's Republic of China" and "Securities Law of the People's Republic of China" in 2005. Second, the examination question types and scoring methods have also undergone major changes. Based on the two examinations held in the first half of 2006, the examination questions consist of three types: multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions (not limited to one correct answer), and true-or-false questions.
The "Comprehensive On-the-Job Examination Guide for the 2006 Securities Qualification Examination" series is based on the standardized teaching materials for the 2006 Securities Qualification Examination and guided by the recent examination question-setting patterns. In terms of section planning and content arrangement, we have made bold innovations following the principles of gradual progression, layered reinforcement, and a combination of instruction and practice. The series is divided into the following four sections, each with functional and distinctive features:
Part 1: Objectives and Requirements.
Part 2: Key Point Breakthrough. This section strictly adheres to the content of the 2006 standardized teaching materials, combining the authors' extensive tutoring experience to distill the key examination points of each chapter and provide detailed, appropriately concise, and focused analysis and explanations.
Part 3: Key Exercises Analysis.
Part 4: Practice Tests.
The book covers knowledge related to securities transactions. This year, there have been significant adjustments to the examination content and requirements. First, the legal basis is the newly revised "Company Law of the People's Republic of China" and "Securities Law of the People's Republic of China" in 2005. Second, the examination question types and scoring methods have also undergone major changes. Based on the two examinations held in the first half of 2006, the examination questions consist of three types: multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions (not limited to one correct answer), and true-or-false questions.