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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. |
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11. The Cash Flow Statement Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 143 seconds The cash flow statement is typcally the 3rd of the 3 financial statements found in an Annual Report. This video provides an overview. |
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22. Mutual Funds 3: Active and Passive Management Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 267 seconds The terms active and passive management are often used when discussing mutual funds - what do the terms actually mean and what have some people concluded. |
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V2B. One Year of Earnings might not tell you that Much. Posted by: savingandinvesting
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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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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27. Hedge Funds 3: Different Strategies Posted by: savingandinvesting
Video duration: 219 seconds Hedge Funds use many different strategies to make money although broadly speaking they are often put into 3 main categories. This video details the categories and what the means are. |