The Series 31 exam is the futures managed funds license created by the National Futures Association. It is a 45 question exam that includes true and false questions.
The topics covered include:
General Market Knowledge
NFA Regulations
CPO and CTA Regulations
CPO and CTA Disclosure Statements
Know your customer rules
Fees by CPO and CTA Persons
Sales Material
General Market Knowledge covers most of the exam but all of the topics need to be understood to pass the test.
Study time is under 1 month
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This Blog is to help and give information on the Series 3 Commodities and Futures Exam and License. We also provide information on the Series 30, Series 31 and Series 34 Licensing Exams. None of the these tests, including the Series 3 requires Sponsorship from a firm. These can be taken independently with the help of American Investment Training. We offer help and tutor assistance along with full online courses and hard cover Series 3 Material.
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Types of Risk for Futures Traders
There are several types of Risk discussed on the Series 3 Exam and Futures License Tests
Transfer Risk
Liquidity Risk
Reduction Risk
Transfer Risk is the possibility of a loss when the position may require a transfer of securities or futures. Example would be Writing Calls or other contract where an obligation lies to another contract holder on the Buy Side.
Liquidity Risk is the Risk of how quickly a position can be turned into Cash - or how slowly. Liquidity is the Cash position the trader is in.
Risk Reduction can be achieved by reducing exposure through hedging a position against a loss or placing a stop order or other floor protection order.
NFA FUTURES LICENSE STUDY MATERIAL
Course material for all FINRA, NASAA and NFA Brokers and Principals.
Transfer Risk
Liquidity Risk
Reduction Risk
Transfer Risk is the possibility of a loss when the position may require a transfer of securities or futures. Example would be Writing Calls or other contract where an obligation lies to another contract holder on the Buy Side.
Liquidity Risk is the Risk of how quickly a position can be turned into Cash - or how slowly. Liquidity is the Cash position the trader is in.
Risk Reduction can be achieved by reducing exposure through hedging a position against a loss or placing a stop order or other floor protection order.
NFA FUTURES LICENSE STUDY MATERIAL
Course material for all FINRA, NASAA and NFA Brokers and Principals.
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