Product of normal random variables - bivariate normal? Im wrong about something here, but Im not sure what.
As far as I know the product of two normal distributed variables is not normal distributed. However, if the joint distribution of Y and X is bivariate normal then Y given X is normal distributed as well as the marginal distribution of X. Furthermore, the joint distribution of Y and X is the product of the condtional distribution of Y given X and the marginal distribution of X which are both normal. If we define a new variable Z to be distributed as the condional distribution of Y given X, then the product of Z and X (which are both normal distributed) is bivariate normal.
Am I on the right track or did I miss understand something somewhere?

You're talking about two different things:
$$V=XY$$
vs.
$$f_{XY}(x,y)$$
The product of two variables cannot be bivariate, since a product is a number.
