Introduction to how exchange rates can fluctuate
More free lessons at: http://www.khanacademy.org/video?v=itoNb1lb5hY
Comments
Currency exchange is the biggest business in the world now. It is the largest capital market known also by foreign exchange. It is not hard for people to enter this business they just need a foreign exchange broker. My broker is ECNCAPITAL who help me with my trades. And they always try to make sure that their clients can manage profits by their trades. They also help to reduce the risk of their clients’ trades.
Wow you made this easy to understand
this trading concepts is called riba, you know guys, it is prohibited by our God
"You-awn" ...won is korean
This is not a actual class its YouTube make the video as compact as possible.
Yuan or Renminbi
Man who fuckin cares why the bloke with the moustache needs to convert his money?! You don't have to explain that - just get to the math bra.
Nice lesson but the incorrect pronunciation of Yuan is highly grating. It should be pronounced "Ywehn," like the English word "when" with a "y" added as a prefix.
Thank you for thiz vid!
Thааnks
Thank you for your clear explanation. :)
5:48 "ONEthousand YUAN that WANts to be traded." I lost it :D
This guy means to say 100 Yuan but ends up saying 101 i.e. one hundred one and not one hundred yuan
You repeat everything you say when you are writing... -.-
Thanks Mr. Khan, however, I still believe that there are plenty of currencies manipulations in the market and there is no way that one nation can control the world currencies...not the US, China or Russia.
Thanks so much you have helped me understand currency rates a lot more mr Khan. Can you convert other foreign currencies aswell? Hugely appreciate the grade you've changed in my maths exams, I got A* in my maths GCSE. Keep it up! 👍👍
Hey Mr. khan you are doing a great job by posting these videos. A big thank you for that. And I have a question that why there should be equal supply and demand? And why can't we just buy it for a standard rate of exchange which never changes? these are 2 independent questions.
People still convert if it's really needed to. Is it ok to say that the demand of exchanging by both side affects the rate?
But why would there be a big demand for yuan?
Yuan is pronounced 'you'-'en' or 'ywen'. Won is Korean currency.