Hannaian Research Institute
Distance Learning Center

Syllabus
Principles of Public Securities Stock Trading & Investing

Syllabus

Lesson One

Lesson Two

Lesson Three

Lesson Four

Lesson Five

Lesson Six

Lesson Seven

Lesson Eight

Lesson Nine

Lesson Ten

Lesson Eleven

Lesson Twelve

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This course is specifically designed to teach the principles of self controlled and directed trading and investing in the public securities stock markets. Emphasis is placed on the principles used in the Hannaian Investment & Research System which was specifically developed to afford small budget non-institutional investors the opportunity to directly invest in Intellectual Property rich companies.

Understanding The Investment Markets......Public & Private

Understanding Public Company Structure & Behavior

Basic Definitions, Stock Trading & Investment Terms

The Stock Markets

The S.E.C., Exchanges & The Regulatory Process

Brokers, Market Makers & Transactional Orders

Company Fundamentals

The Hannaian Intellectual Properties Stock Research & Investment System

Intellectual Properties & their Investment Value

Hannaian Stock Research Techniques

Hannaian Trading & Investing Techniques

Strategies for Maximising Trading & Investment Profits

During the second half of the the course students will have the opportunity to periodically participate in live Internet chat sessions with members of the Hannaian Investment & Publishing Group (HIPG). Students will have the opportunity to ask questions of HIPG affiliates and to observe trading and research interactions between these experience traders.

Much of the material in this course has been adapted directly from materials currently used in the research and investment programs used by the Hannaian Investment & Publishing Group. Students reviewing some of these materials are advised that references made to actual trading techniques and processes may assume and refer to these professionally experienced traders and investors. Such processes should not be actually undertaken until the student has completed the entire course and has acquired all the tools and experiences necessary for actual trading and investments in the public securities markets.
  

Successful completion to obtain credit in the course.... Introduction to Publicly Traded Investments, requires the following: Completion of all course assignments in a timely manner Any other requirements required by your Instructor Course Credit will be given as follows: 3 hrs of credit Important Notice This course may not be transferable for college degree programs or college credit.

This syllabus is flexible and there may be changes made as needed