Philippine Stock Market Investing-Trading

[ilocin26]

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So ngayon maganda bumili ng stocks, tama?

 

[kyosirowata]

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Oo. Para sakin n0w da best parang babag0n na market .

 

[ilocin26]

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Alright alright, salamat po sa tip..

 

[dyiez10]

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BDO UNIBANK, INC. ("BDO")


CASH DIVIDENDS (UPDATE):
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2012 Earnings
CASH - P1.20 PER COMMON SHARE
EX-DATE - JUNE 19, 2013
RECORD DATE - JUNE 24, 2013
PAYMENT DATE - JULY 5, 2013


SECOND QUARTER OF 2013
CASH - P0.30 PER COMMON SHARE
EX-DATE - JUNE 19, 2013
RECORD DATE - JUNE 24, 2013
PAYMENT DATE - JULY 5, 2013


THIRD QUARTER OF 2013
CASH - P0.30 PER COMMON SHARE
EX-DATE - SEPTEMBER 10, 2013
RECORD DATE - SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
PAYMENT DATE - SEPTEMBER 30, 2013


FOURTH QUARTER OF 2013
CASH - P0.30 PER COMMON SHARE
EX-DATE - DECEMBER 9, 2013
RECORD DATE - DECEMBER 12, 2013
PAYMENT DATE - DECEMBER 27, 2013


Yahoo! Total of 1.5Php/Share makukuha kong Dividend. First time ko to. hehehe. Siguradong hahataw na next week si BDO.

 

[Bagsy17]

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bookmark muna, thanks po sa pagpost.

 

[youkainaruto]

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Nice information... for the knowledge

 

[quickdeath007]

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The best explanation why the market was down these past few days.:

SINCE reaching a historic closing high of 7,392, the Philippine Stock Exchange composite index (PSEi) has fallen approximately 10 percent.

This past week investors were nearly flooded with expert analyses and opinions on why this drop happened. How could the stock market be falling, with the Philippines receiving an investment-grade credit rating? Why did stock prices go down, with the economy apparently booming? If the Philippines is more favorable for foreign investment, what is compelling foreign funds from selling out?

Perhaps the most sensible response to why the market is down came from someone on social media: “I don’t know why the stock market is down; I’ve only been investing since 2010.”

The “everyone-should-be-an investor” crowd has mightily struggled in the past week to explain to the people they encouraged, if not induced to buy shares, why the value of those stocks are less than what they paid for them. And no, I strongly do not believe that everybody should invest in the stock market. Everyone should not invest in the stock market in the same way that not everyone should own a food kiosk, a taxicab or a pig farm.

Yes, everyone should make investments, but only in something that they work hard to understand well enough to manage themselves and make their own decisions about. Investing in the stock market is a business, not some sort of magic ATM. To believe that there is some sort of almost foolproof method or formula for stock-market investing is to make yourself a fool.

In the past week we have been told that the market went down because of the Two Serendra explosion. The market fell because all Asian markets are falling. Stocks are down because the SM group has decided to merge its property units. Investors “sold on news” of the GDP data release. The best “reason” is the emergency landing of the Cebu Pacific airplane in Davao.

These are not “reasons” for investors selling; these are made-up “excuses” that try to explain why investors are selling.

So why has the PSE been going down?

Investment money is very similar to the description of the alien villain in Men in Black: “Imagine a giant cockroach, with unlimited strength, a massive inferiority complex and a real short temper.” Like the giant cockroach, this money seeks the biggest, fattest and easiest lunch it can find. It cares only about one thing: return.

Investment funds have only three immediate and liquid choices: debt, currency or stock market. These three cannot all move in the same direction because they are like water and oil; they do not mix well. You can have high interest rates, a depreciating currency and a rising stock market, but you cannot have all three at the same time. You can have a rising stock market and even high interest rates, but then you must have an appreciating currency. If you have high interest rates and a depreciating currency, you get a falling stock market.

Since May 15 the Philippine peso has been on a down trend, a depreciating currency. Since May 15 Philippine government debt has seen a trend of higher interest rates. Since May 15 the Philippine stock market has been on a down trend. Rising interest rates, a depreciating currency and a falling stock market.

Here is the opposite comparison. From November 30, 2012, Philippine interest rates were going down. The peso was in a slight but definite uptrend. The PSE went from 5,600 to 7,500. Decreasing interest rates, an appreciating currency and a rising stock market.

The PSE has been going down because the peso has been weakening and interest rates have been going up, not because of any excuse.
http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/index.php/news/opinion/14608-why-are-you-down-pse-why

USD-PHP 42.2950 +0.2050 +0.49%

 

[chrisjohn123456]

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pa subscribe po.. ..

 

[dyiez10]

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Blooddy Thursday!

Para sa mga newbie investor like me. Read this article from sir Marvin. This can takeout your emotions in situations like this.

http://www.marvingermo.com/philippine-stocks-batterred-down-even-superman-has-kryponite/

 

[migueltyler]

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bagsak ang stocks ngayon.... mas marami ng nag invest sa US kasi nakakarecover na sila.... how can you encourage to invest sa PSE?

 

[lyndgren]

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pa subscribe ts!

 

[nofeara]

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bagsak ang stocks ngayon.... mas marami ng nag invest sa US kasi nakakarecover na sila.... how can you encourage to invest sa PSE?

diba nga maganda na bagsak ang stocks, mababa ang presyo, magandang bilhin/ the right time to invest. . Kasi in the future taas din yan at tiba tiba ka kung nakabili ka ng stocks na mura ngayon. Cycle kasi yan. Pwera na lang kung hindi mo pinag aralan yung stocks na binili mo.

 

[catfood]

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support ko lang po si idol madamifeara

paano ka po ma- eencourage na mag-invest sa PSEi

true kahit noon at ngayon mas mabilis talaga ang pera sa NYSEi

pero eto lang say ko jan.

" kung ikaw ay baguhan sa stock at kakaunti ang pera, sige magpunta ka sa NYSE tignan lang naten kung di ka lapain doon, magiging parang tigyawat ka sa ilong na dahan dahan lalabas at mahuhulog . . . at boom youre out

habang baguhan ka pa lang at walang experience dito ka muna sa PSE, make this your training ground, valuable experience will make you a better investor. "

tapos why PSE?

US economy still has one financial bubble na hindi pa naputok . . . in 2016 . . . ang mga magaganda ang angkla sa Philippine Economy at marami ng ginto . . . tatawa nalang

-catfood (pagkain ng pusa)

 

[anxie05]

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pa-subscribe po..

 

[dyiez10]

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Yay. Added MBT sa portfolio ko. waiting for their 30% stock div. hehehe.

 

[bdicponz]

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Kamusta naman ung ininvest ni TS? Lumago ba?

Nag attend nako ng seminar regarding PSE, ung nag conduct ng Training Sun Life Insurance, What do you suggest about it? Worth it ba na mag invest sa Insurance?

 

[nofeara]

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Kamusta naman ung ininvest ni TS? Lumago ba?

Nag attend nako ng seminar regarding PSE, ung nag conduct ng Training Sun Life Insurance, What do you suggest about it? Worth it ba na mag invest sa Insurance?

Dude. uhm kung tatanungin mo ang ininvest ko eh. hindi pa, sapagkat winidraw ko ito at meron lang akon 1k! na nakainvest sa aking account( btw sa mga di pa nakakaalam pwede kahit 1k lang ang laman ng account mo , panu?, bali diba yung starting is 5k, pero pwede ka naman bumili at least 10 shares lang, for example jfc. total cost lang nun is 1k+, then iwithdraw mo yung available cash mo. so ayun stay connected ka parin sa stock market diba?, so lahat ng mga current prices and trends alam mo and aware ka).(balik mo na yung sobra dun sa inutangan mo, para 1k lang utang mo). 1k to stay alive and connected in the market while still learning and acquiring money (working and still finding some decent jobs to have big salaries that will give me spare amounts hopefully for saving). To tell you frankly sir/madam, hindi mo pwedeng gawing hanapbuhay ang stock market kasi malaki ang kapital nito(the greater the risk the higher the return)<<<anu konek??, at isa po ako sa mga average pilipinos na halos walang maipon dahil madaming gastos, as in gastos na kailangan mong harapin. At bago ka po sumubsob sa stock market may nabasa akong article di kolang malink kasi nakalimutan ko yung URL, uhm sabi "you must have a POSITIVE CASH FLOW before you invest in the market", at mas ok kapag meron kang KNOWLEDGE at yun nga saka hanapin mo POSITIVE CASH FLOW na yun.
At nga pala, oo lumago din yun kahit 1k lang, kumita na ako sa price appreciation at dividends!!!, 20 pesos , tingin tingin ka sa mga attach pics dito.somewhere over there.

 

[speedking]

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pa marka muna ts

 

[vincetheprince]

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paano ba gawin yan?

 

[pollux]

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sayang di ko nakita tong thread na to, gusto ko sana pumasaok sa stock market bago mag eleksyon...