Learn About Investing #8: Asset Allocation and Risk and Return

Today we take another look at asset allocation and risk and return, except in chart form. There's still lots to go over, so make sure to subscribe to keep learning!

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[lisamacdonald]

just binge-watched all 8 episodes. imagine my surprise that there's no #9! and you made #8 last August! Hoping you'll post the next one very soon!

[Vault]

Watching this recently.. Boy what great value and information we have here. I should have learned these earlier in my life. You're awesome Preet!!

[shalinishetty]

bravo bro you are amazing thank you for covering almost all what i am looking out for thank you

[BoywithLoveeee]

Just found this channel and as a beginner in investing, this is so helpful. My portfolio is at very risky lol

[brido]

Great videos, the detail you have put into your graphs and animations really makes the difference!

[hgaubaul]

Great series! Very new at investment and your diagrams and explanations has been very helpful.

[Src]

I have enjoyed the crap out of your Money School vids! One thing that I have always struggled to grasp is how individuals go about buying equities/fixed income assets to begin with. Are you planning on doing a video showing some form of generalised (almost How-To) method for acquiring assets & the routes you can go down?

Thanks again for producing such quality vids, I really appreciate it!

[douglassamuriwo]

I am enjoying your videos, you make everything so simple to understand. Keep on!

[stolas]

Looking forward to the next 42 lessons!

[guhitcookie]

I'm new here, I love your videos! I'm only 17 years old and i'm determined to learn. I always take down notes from #1 until now. Thanks for the free videos!

[CaineCoaching]

I have noticed a trend for stocks to grow in value over time, given long enough time periods... But is that a GUARANTEE? Will it ALWAYS go up, or at least not fall, over a longer period of time. (Say 30 years.)

And how often do a stock rise in value compared to loosing? And is there a way to catch that the tide in turning quick enough to sell it, yet avoid selling it too soon as it could be just a short term down that will rise again later?

And if it always (or nearly always) goes up over the longer term...is it really a risk at all? In the long term it looks pretty safe both ways, but one has a higher yield than the other.

[brucewayne]

Could you make a video on what causes movement in share price, and what indicators to look for?

Thanks for another great video

[hahahho]

Hi thanks to me it was very helpful since I don't know nothing about this topic want to know what I am getting into
I am going to re watch them episode though

[Sweetswede]

Loving these vids! Subscribed and liked every video please don't stop these lovely videos.

Love your book aswell !

[kobebryant]

I have 2 technical Qs, in a Bear market lets say like the 2008 recession do Bonds do better or stocks and assuming its government bonds? 2nd question is there are lot of articles on the internet saying Valuations are at an all time high with the Dow Jones hitting 25, 000. Do you think there is a market crash going to happen soon (2018/19) ? Thanks

[Wloogal]

Preet, just a friendly reminder for more videos.

[MrEbrahimBalwa]

Too cool. Love your honesty in the video. Keep up the good work. Hope this comment is the dopamine kick enough to motivate you to make more useful videos.

[darethings]

"And I realize there are some people who are probably not even close to thirty-years old, watching this video. Lucky you"

[DouglasHollingsworth]

Must have missed the last few - woooo binge time!

[dan_briceno]

Would love a video explaining Dividends in depth.