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Detailed Report
Jessica Lynne Madrid
Jessica Lynne Hirsch
CRD#: 5714396
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Investment Adviser
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Broker
EDWARD JONESCRD#: 250 Las Cruces, NM
Registration History
2017201820192020202120222023202420252026IAEDWARD JONES (CRD# 250)2019 - Present (6 years)BEDWARD JONES (CRD# 250)2017 - Present (7 years)
License(s)

State Registrations

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New Mexico 2/8/2019
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New Mexico 2/11/2019

SRO Registrations

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 FINRA
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 NYSE American LLC
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 Nasdaq Stock Market
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 New York Stock Exchange

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Current Registration(s)
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EDWARD JONES (CRD#:250)
Las Cruces, NM
Registered with this firm since 2/11/2019
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EDWARD JONES (CRD#:250)
Las Cruces, NM
Registered with this firm since 5/8/2017
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Broker
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Investment Adviser
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