Series 6 Flashcards
(45 cards)
When can a person offer sales from a Reg D?
a. After 6 months upon trade date?
b. After 6 months upon purchase date?
b. After 6 months upon PURCHASE date.
What is found in Tier (Tear) 1 ?
Securities offering 20 million or less; with 6 mil to existing shareholders…..
–in a 12-month period.
Stipulation: must be the accredited investors only “club”
AND
ONLY the SEC reviews (no state)
What is found in Tier (Tear) 2 ?
Securities offering 50 million or less; with 15 mil or less to existing shareholders.
What type of literature is given for Reg A+ securities?
Offering Circular
Who is not allowed in Tier 1 ?
Private Equity Funds Venture Funds Hedge Funds --- They're all poopy pants and get in the "Tier 2" Elite club.
How is Tier 1 reviewed?
By coordination – includes the state & SEC.
How are Small Cap and Mid Cap Securities Registered?
With regulation A+.
What does NII stand for?
Net investment Income
How are NII distributed?
as cash or shareholder may reinvest immediately with no sales charge!
How are cold calls/scripts filed?
As 3 yr customer communications with the BD; and approved by the principal before use.
Short term cap gains are…
1 yr or less
Long term cap gains are…
1 yr or more
Unrealized gains are
Defered or taxed now?
Deferred
Do options provide buyers with leverage?
Yes, it’s better than buying the underlying security.
What does the writer want and hope?
The writer wants INCOME, and hopes the contract will expire before he is obligated (besheww!!! gun blasts) to sell it.
Can you have a class suit in Arbitration?
No way Jose.
Name some Financial information
credit card payments cash at hand (liquid investments) life insurance cash in account collectibles securites
Name some Non-Financial Info
Risk tolerance Emotions about how I feel the market will do Tax status Age Marriage status Gender Birthday Children
Capital Appreciation
Increase in the market shares
TIF
Transfer Information Form
What is a TIF?
A way of tracking $ and ownership of accounts.
What is an unrealized gain?
When an investor holds a security that has increased in value, yet has not sold it. It is unrealized how much money you can get…or turn around to reinvest.
So…you don’t own the “extra” gain, until you actually have it.
What is cost basis?
it’s your capital or money you put in.
So if you bought ABC 90 shares at $100; and paid $100 commission, you paid $9,100. 6 months later you sell them for $96/share. What is your cost basis? and is it short/long term capital gain or loss?
You paid in $90…so that’s your cost basis.
You earned $6; so that’s your short-term capital gain.
The $100 is a “side” note– as an “expense”…so you have to reduce your capital gain by $100.
Final answer:
Cost Basis: $90
Cap Gain: (Short-term): $500