Hi,
I've read the STC series 63 study manual, done their flashcards and practice exams and I've noticed that a bunch of their material extremely trivial. I couldn't imagine that a short, 60 question exam would require you know half of it. I've also noticed their practice exams are full of typos and grammar mistakes. Should I just rely on investopedia's practice exam and study guide?
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I would recommend using Knopman's if you can get access to their books.
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