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  • Cleared the topic in just 15 min...thanks

  • SCOUZI ROGER DODGER OR TOILET SEAT SEX SCENES

  • Hi there Mr Khan,

    I really liked you video it was very insightful however could you or do you have any videos that explain inverted yield curve.

    Thank you

    Please keep it up.

  • Khan, your tutors are so insightful. this really is a revolutionary achievement. Keep it up.

  • Chingon

  • Thank you For your site. It is helping me studying beyond belief

  • can yuo explain the iverted yield curve?

  • Dear Sal. Just i have a request, if you could some videos on learning curve analysis. Im doing CMA and having bit confusion about cumulative average time learning model and incremental unit-time learning model.

    You are a great MAN and real belssing from GOD.

    .

  • Dear Sal. Just i have a request, if you could some videos on learning curve analysis. Im doing CMA and having bit confusion about cumulative average time learning model and incremental unit-time learning model.

    You are a great MAN and real belssing from GOD.

    .

  • good one Mr Khan

  • Mr. Khan, your channel is a gold mine of information. Excellent work.

  • I love this Khan guy. I have heard so many people talk about finance and you come out of the conversatin more confused than when you walked in. This guy is able to articulate complex ideas in a simple way. It is like a great composer like Mozart or a great band like the Beatles - everyone can get the gist.

  • Why would the two year rate be greater than the one year rate?

    There are two basic reasons:

    1. If inflation is expected to be higher—the expectations hypothesis

    2. If investors prefer short-run investment horizons and need to be enticed (with higher rates) to buy longer maturities—the maturity preference hypothesis.

  • dick ...

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  • Wonderful!!

  • Great job, than you.

  • great presentation. it gives me clearer picture

  • Or they could print and inflate the money supply.

  • hi sal.... your videos r great . would u plz do a video on redemption yield curve... ??

  • so is this compound or simple interest?

  • thank you for all your videos,

    great stuff

  • The only worrying thing is that previous bonds paid off are being financed with new bonds issued . Not good for treasury's credit rating, and it won't be too long before foreign buyers of govenment bonds wise up.

  • wonderful!!!

  • Awesome stuff, Sal! Thanks

  • you are a genius!!! as I have written before things are easy to understand with methodology and that is all about when you teach, cheers mate!!

  • Wonderful presentation. Many thanks for your

    time putting this together for us.

  • as usual, sal rocks! i share his geniosity with every frustrated undergrad i meet hehehe anyway, i'm hoping you get someone with a stats background to team up with you and add some content on the subject. thanks again!

  • Just great. Thanks Sal!

  • Very nice, thank you!

  • can i be sent an email every time you post a new video on finance?

  • Yea, dumbass, it is called subscribeing to the user.

  • Do you have any videos on Algebraic Long Division? could not find them in the algebra section. good video btw..

  • hey! good vid keep it up!

  • One mistake in the video. T-bills are for maturities up to and including 1 year. T-notes are for 2-10 years (I mistakenly said that the 1-year maturity would be a t-note)

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