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Congratulations ‒ You Have Finished Chapter 7 ‒ Technical Analysis: Reading Squiggles on a Computer Screen

You have reached the end of chapter 7, Technical Analysis: Reading Squiggles on a Computer Screen. In this chapter, you have:

Been introduced to the theories and practices of Technical Analysis
Researched the requirements of the Securities Industry Essential (SIE) exam and the Series 7 General Securities Representative Exam, also known as the Stockbroker Exam

You should now be able to:

Research and utilize simple theories and practices of Technical Analysis in a controlled setting without placing much credence into their usage
Relate the requirements for taking and passing the Securities Industry Essential (SIE) exam and the Series 7 General Securities Representative Exam, commonly known as the Stockbroker Exam

We Have Reached the End of Our Investigation into the World of Stocks

Congratulations! Think about how much you have learned about stocks. Go back over these chapters often, especially the first two, Introduction to Stocks (chapter 3) and Valuation Models (chapter 4), and study them often. Remember that you are an official Investment Guru and must be able to speak with authority when your family members, friends, and colleagues ask you questions about stocks and the stock market. Our next adventure takes us into the world of bonds. See you in our next chapter, Introduction to Bonds. Boring bonds, stodgy bonds, reliable bonds!