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19. Why do Financial Markets Exist? 19. Why do Financial Markets Exist?
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Video duration: 139 seconds

Financial markets exist for a very important reason - one that has been around for a very long time. This is explained very simply.

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5. Principles of Leverage - savingandinvesting.com 5. Principles of Leverage - savingandinvesting.com
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Video duration: 205 seconds

A follow on from 'What is Leverage?' looking at some of the principles surrounding leverage.

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V2B. One Year of Earnings might not tell you that Much. V2B. One Year of Earnings might not tell you that Much.
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Video duration: 129 seconds

Companies are often valued on earnings or multiples of earnings - for example the P/E ratio. One year of earnings might not tell you that much however because earnings can be volatile - especially if revenues/sales change.

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INT4. Why the Subject is so Important! INT4. Why the Subject is so Important!
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Video duration: 73 seconds

Saving and investing is a tremendously important subject - not necessarily because of greed but for a number of other reasons.

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17. Who issues Bonds? 17. Who issues Bonds?
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Video duration: 165 seconds

Equity - or public equity in the form of stocks is issued by companies. Not only companies can borrow - and not only companies can borrow through securitised debt.

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1. Compounding 1. Compounding
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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.

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25. Hedge Funds 1: What is a Hedge Fund? 25. Hedge Funds 1: What is a Hedge Fund?
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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.

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INT6. 5 Popular Misconceptions Part 1 INT6. 5 Popular Misconceptions Part 1
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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.

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3. Providers and Users of Capital: Equity and Debt 3. Providers and Users of Capital: Equity and Debt
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Video duration: 357 seconds

There a 2 main ways for providers and users of capital to interact - this video provides more information on this.

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2. Providers and Users of Capital 2. Providers and Users of Capital
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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.

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31. Timing Investments and Dollar Cost Averaging 31. Timing Investments and Dollar Cost Averaging
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Video duration: 352 seconds

Timing investments is not straightforward, and there are ways of making the process pretty efficient.

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30. The Impact of Time 30. The Impact of Time
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Video duration: 435 seconds

The nature of the stock market means that our time horizon makes a big difference in determining which investments are more suitable.

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4. What is Leverage? - savingandinvesting.com 4. What is Leverage? - savingandinvesting.com
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Video duration: 168 seconds

Leverage explained in very simple terms - what it is and how it works.

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6. Borrowing Money 6. Borrowing Money
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Video duration: 229 seconds

A brief simple video on why certain interest rates are higher (for example credit card rates) and others that have collateral against them lower.

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32. Taxes and Compounding - savingandinvesting.com 32. Taxes and Compounding - savingandinvesting.com
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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.

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