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3. Providers and Users of Capital: Equity and Debt Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 357 seconds There a 2 main ways for providers and users of capital to interact - this video provides more information on this. Related: bonds, book, business, debt, eco, equity, finance, fischer, investing, michael, money, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stocks, wealth |
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13. What is a Stock? Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 157 seconds Everyone should know what a stock and a bond are - this video gives a quick intro to that. What stocks and bonds are has a lot to do with how providers of capital interact with users of capital (through equity (which includes stocks for many large companies) and debt (which includes bonds for many large users of capital). Related: business, economics, finance, fischer, investing, michael, money, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stock |
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24. Index Funds and ETFs Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 235 seconds Passively managed funds are index funds - funds that aim to hold securities in exactly the proportion that they are held in within an index and that typically have significantly lower fees that actively managed funds. These products offer market exposure at lower cost - so do ETFs. Related: business, economics, efficiency, etfs, fischer, funds, index, investing, markets, michael, money, saving, savingandinvesting.com |
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18. What is a Stock Market Index? - savingandinvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 224 seconds Stock market indices like the S&P 500 are spoken about a lot - what do they actually represent? Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, indices, invest, investing, market, money, save, saving, stock, stocks, wealth |
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INT4. Why the Subject is so Important! Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 73 seconds Saving and investing is a tremendously important subject - not necessarily because of greed but for a number of other reasons. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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Intro 2 (INT2): SavingandInvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 138 seconds This video provides an introduction to the concept behind savingandinvesting.c om and the Saving and Investing Channel. Related: bonds, book, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stocks, wealth |
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1. Compounding Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 629 seconds An introduction to what has been called the 8th wonder of the world - compounding. The principle that allows small sums to grow to large sums over time. Related: bonds, book, compounding, finance, fischer, invest, investing, michael, money, save, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stocks, wealth |
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25. Hedge Funds 1: What is a Hedge Fund? Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 233 seconds An introductory summary of hedge funds. There is a lot more on this in the book because it is easier to convey in a written format than on tape - also at more info at savingandinvesting.c om. Related: bonds, busin, finance, fischer, funds, hedge, invest, investing, michael, money, save, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stocks, wealth |
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20. Mutual Funds 1: What is a Mutual Fund? Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 224 seconds Mutual Funds explained in simple terms. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, funds, invest, investing, money, mutual, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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INT6. 5 Popular Misconceptions Part 1 Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 347 seconds Saving and investing seems to have more than its deserved share of negative connotations. That might be because of a few popular misconceptions - here are 5 that I think are out there and fairly significant. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, misconceptions, money, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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2. Providers and Users of Capital Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 467 seconds It is the interaction between providers and users of capital that forms the basis of our financial system. It is that which allows our money to grow and for companies and governments to have access to capital. In fact, it is that interaction which forms the basis of our financial system. Related: business, capital, economics, fischer, investing, michael, money, saving, savingandinvesting.com |
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E. The Economy and Earnings Impact Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 209 seconds In the near term, the economy can have a dramatic impact on earnings. As revenues decline, earnings in the near term can decline a lot more. This makes valuation very difficult, and can reduce earnings dramatically. Related: earnings, economy, finance, fischer, funds, impact, investing, michael, money, saving, savingandinvesting.com, stock |
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31. Timing Investments and Dollar Cost Averaging Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 352 seconds Timing investments is not straightforward, and there are ways of making the process pretty efficient. Related: averagin, bonds, book, compounding, cost, dollar, finance, invest, investing, investments, money, save, saving, stocks, timing, wealth |
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4. What is Leverage? - savingandinvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 168 seconds Leverage explained in very simple terms - what it is and how it works. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, leverage, money, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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32. Taxes and Compounding - savingandinvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 276 seconds Compounding is one of the key forces when it comes to any saving and investing plan - but the reality is that paying, or not paying taxes, has a huge impact on what we compound to. And often we can save the taxes because governments want us to save for when we retire, or for when our incomes are lower. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, stocks, taxes, wealth |
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7. High Credit Card Interest Rates Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 228 seconds There are reasons which make credit card interest rates so high. High credit card interest rates make having this kind of debt a bad idea especially if it compounds very quickly after we bought things that quickly lose their value. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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Introduction 1 (INT1) - by savingandinvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 139 seconds An Introduction as to why saving and investing are so important and how we can easily find out more about the subject - through knowledge and not opinion. Related: bonds, book, business, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, stocks, wealth |
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INT5. Starting with the Right Thing - savingandinvesting.com Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 94 seconds Saving and investing is not a complicated subject. The key is to get the complete picture, to start with the knowledge, and not to start by trying to analyse all of the financial products out there without the skillset to do so. Related: bonds, book, business, compounding, economics, finance, invest, investing, money, save, saving, starting, stocks, wealth |
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V5B. Return on Equity Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 168 seconds A phrase that is often referred to, in particular in the same discussion as the Price to Book value, is the Return on Equity. This video looks at that the return on equity is numerically - i.e. the Net Income or Earnings divided by the Book Value of the Equity, and why this is often linked to the value for the Price to Book. Related: book, equity, finance, fischer, investing, michael, money, on, price, return, saving, savingandinvesting.com, to, valuation |
