The Kanjoh Video Archives
Welcome to Kanjoh! Kanjoh is a directory of free videos designed to help you learn about personal finance, investing, and the financial crisis. All of our videos center around helping you answer one question: how can these topics affect your life?
A great place to start is with our introductory videos. Learn the basics of Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, Index Funds, Mutual Funds, Banks and Lending, Time Value of Money, Compound Interest, Risk and Return, Financial Leverage, Balance Sheets, Credit Cards, and Private Equity/Venture Capital
Timeline of the Financial Crisis: Part 1 - the First Signs, Part 2 - the events of September 2008, Part 3 - The TARP and Moral Hazard, Part 4 – Tim Geithner and the TALF, Part 5 – Bonuses and Bailouts: The AIG Story
Banking and Lending: Bank Account Safety,
Mortgages: Introduction to Securitization, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac,
Derivatives: Introduction to Financial Derivatives, Derivatives Pricing, Credit Default Swaps
Stocks: Introduction to Stocks, Stock Sectors, Stock Styles and Market Capitalization,
Fundamentals of Investing: Balance Sheets, Illustration of Profitability, Buy and Hold vs. Tactical Trading, Relationship between Past and Future Investment Performance, the Relationship between Stocks and Bonds, Financial Food Pyramid, The Mutual Fund Casino
Financial Planning: What is a Financial Advisor, Liability-Driven Investing
Understanding Risk: Introduction to Risk and Return, Systematic vs. Unsystematic Risk, Liquidity Risk, Default Risk, Market Risk, Interest Rate Risk, Country/Political Risk, Foreign Exchange Risk,
Basic Economics: Opportunity Cost, Law of Comparative Advantage, Supply and Demand, Gross Domestic Product,
Economics and Policy: the relationship between crisis and public policy, speculative bubbles and human nature, recessions and depressions, aligning corporate incentives, Free Market Theory and Where It Went Wrong, Is Saving Bad for the Economy?, Similarities and Differences with the Great Depression
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Precise and short explanations with no complex jargon. Amazingly simple way to understand some difficult concepts.
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I need to fns a amortization schedule or such that I can enter in the payments made.
I was looking at your Mortagage calculator with amortization schedule and it allows extra payments but not if you miss a payment. How does that affect interest if the payment is “caught up” the next month?
How do I download these videos for offline viewing? I don’t always have connection to internet. Please help. thanks.
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Sorry – I don’t currently have a way to provide these videos for download.
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Hi,
I am a student in a Finance100 class. The text is dismal. It is more a brief than a text book. In other words it assumes you, the reader, is familiar with many of the concepts in Finance. If you’ve never invested in a stock, or took out a 401k plan, or ran a business, the material can cause a lot of headaches because it explains the material to someone that has, offering tips and presenting new ideas and occurences in the markets.
For me reading the text gets me nowhere, Ex. What are weighted averages, and why are they used? More importantly what role do they play in project management scenarios (choosing options of two mutally exclusive projects, etc..
Hi,
Do you have information or video clips regarding the Enron Corporate Collapse and the One Tel as well
not yet – maybe I’ll make some soon