In Module 2, we saw Emma put $100 of her own money into her lemonade business. YOU also put in $100 into her business. This money is known as equity, and is represented by shares. These shares are contracts that represent a fraction of ownership of that company.

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What could affect the price of Emma’s lemonade bond? Lesson 6 will give you some simple scenarios to help you better understand what makes bond prices go up and down.

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In Module 2, we saw Emma borrowing money from the bank to grow her business. Another way for her to borrow money is to sell bonds. Lesson 5 will take you through everything you need to know about bonds.

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Earlier, we learned that demand for a good or service pushes the price up, while supply of a good or service pushes the price down. The market price of a good is the point at which supply and demand are in balance. Sound complicated? We promise it’s not! Let’s walk through an example...

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The simplest asset class to understand is currencies. Think of the money in your pocket or bank account. If you’re in the US, this is probably the US dollar.

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