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I haven’t been very good a keeping up with posts, but I am going to change that and start to post more regularly during 2013 and beyond.
I finally decided to check out KhanAcademy this past weekend. I have heard quite a bit about the site from various locations, and wanted to try it out. To my surprise, the site contained a lot of good information about finance and economics. If you do not know about KhanAcademy, then you can read up more about it on their about page.
They have a whole section on Finance and Capital Markets which I found to be introductory, but still informative. It never hurts to cover the basics, and I always find that I pick up something new when I review material about the basics of concepts. I found the videos to be very well done and informative.
For instance, in the Accounting and Financial Statements subsection, videos cover:
In the Stocks and Bonds subsection, videos cover topics such as valuation, Return on Assets, P/E discussion, Enterprise Value and EBITDA. I have viewed many of the videos, but there are so many that I still have a bunch to cover. I highly recommend checking them out.
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