Risk and reward introduction | Finance & Capital Markets | Khan Academy

[@butchermachine]

Were you scammed by your brother-in-law because you seem to mention this 'scenario' in a few other lessons. I love your videos!

[@latenightorgandonor]

😂🤦‍♂️

[@twistedbydsign99]

1:15 the risk is that the fdic pays you back in worthless paper.

[@fayning]

This reminds me a term i read somewhere "expected value" and it equals to probability of reward times the value of reward. That was used to try to compare returns among options and help decision making. Hope some video could be made to explain that somemore.

[@literaryartist1]

what about Risk of Ruin?

[@ugurtemel9511]

I like it, thank you so much

[@retrom]

really good overall look at different types

[@trozenazadkalam89]

Thanks

[@Jakomancer]

@peroslowned >implying that political discussion doesn't belong with education >implying deceptive information ("propaganda") >implying that your propaganda isn't much more dangerous and isn't propaganda

[@GXTRON]

good video :)

[@peroslowned]

@Jakomancer what is my propaganda? which political system/candidate am i propagating?

[@allchangesintime]

Could you please do a video on risk to reward ratios and expectancy in the context of trading. Also how to measure risk vs probability of an event occurring?

[@davidpriestley3708]

FDIC is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. It is NOT the Federal Reserve. Otherwise good video.

[@mrhnm]

@peroslowned That is called spam it is not propaganda. Learn what words mean then talk about education.

[@lreeher]

This information is no longer true. The US government has passed laws that make your "deposits" to banks "unsecured loans". In other words you have loaned that money to the bank. The same has been done in Europe. Just wait until the whole house of cards starts to come down. Just ask the Greeks how their government and banks worked for the average citizen.

[@Dryltd]

MLM are fine if your an actual salesperson. If you can't sell people products. You will fail.

[@mrhnm]

@jkdxtr321 Because he doesn't know what words mean.

[@watzerenaufe]

Your brother-in-law's buissness is a drug dealing company ;)

[@asmantorokulov8673]

alcoholic company