All about STOCK INVESTMENTS

[king_coy]

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guys, ive always wanted to try out the stock market, ive been doing some research and i know that, i could probably do it, and make some good money, if luck comes my way.

anyways, diha sa cebu, whose who sa stock brokerage firm?

ganahan sab ko na mangita ug mga partners na pwede mag-invest, but one or two of them should have ample or advanced knowledge of the inner workings of stocks investments, then if there are dividends, he would get additional 30% from my profit.

murag istorya.net corporation, naay financial guru na mu-decide, then profit tanan.

[bardnekom]

mga broosss...im very interested on stock market...but before filling up the application i just want to know more about this business...how to manipulate it..unsay angay bantayan...anything else nga kinahanglanon before ta mo ENTER.....

THANKS.

[anndrexler]

Simple lang everyday mo bantayan 'till matapos na ang trading kasi every second and every minute my posibilidad na tumaas ang stocks and that time saka na nimo ibenta stocks na binili mo.But before mo ibenta dapat muna na nag reserve for selling your stocks just in case balak mo ibenta stocks mo.
Ano ba ang mas maganda na online stock market diyan sa pinas: bpitrade ba 2tradeasia.com

[anndrexler]

Simple lang everyday mo bantayan 'till matapos na ang trading kasi every second and every minute my posibilidad na tumaas ang stocks and that time saka na nimo ibenta stocks na binili mo.But before mo ibenta dapat muna na nag reserve for selling your stocks just in case balak mo ibenta stocks mo.
Ano ba ang mas maganda na online stock market diyan sa pinas: bpitrade ba 2tradeasia.com

[roadshow]

It is absurd that you check the price of the stocks you bought every minute, or second unless you are familiar with daytrading and technical analysis. But these daytraders earn little profits from transactions, and high transactions costs (i.e commissions from brokers). In stock trading, you guys should focus on value, not on price. What I mean by value is intrinsic value, measured by the discounted present value of the future cash flows of the business (though, this may be real complicated for lay people). But in the end, it's still the fundamentals that prevails in the long run. Actually, you do not know all of these stuffs, a lot of common sense would do.

[roadshow]

Investopedia.com is a good source. I do not claim to be an expert in stock market, but I can share some insights too. Do not be deceived by any methods of gaining handsome profits in the market, because there isn't any method that works all the time. :mrgreen:

[bardnekom]

wow! thanks roadshow

[roadshow]

to bardnekom:

if there's something you need to know, just PM me. I may not be claiming to be an expert in stock market, but i can share what i know.

[bardnekom]

@roadshow

broo, just want to know if you are still engage in this business right now. If ever i will decide to go with this business, pila kaha akong i capital considering nga dili ko kwartahan. Kang pang masa ra sab nga budget bah. heheh.

[roadshow]

to bardnekom:

investing in the stock market, particularly in Philippine Stock Exchange has a LOT system - meaning, you have a minimum number of shares you can buy in a particular price range. the penny stocks (below 1 peso), has a minimum purchase of 1,000 shares. i am not quite sure, though. please refer to PSE Website (http://www.pse.org.ph)

you can invest through brokers here in Cebu, and they will gladly assist you in teaching the fundamentals. i suggest before you invest, you read a couple of investment books. Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham is a good one to start, its a 1930's classic. knowlege and education are everything in investment. and again, a lot of common sense. buy COMPANIES, not stocks that are of familiar to you.

another way to invest in stock market indirectly is through mutual funds. however, mutual funds are controlled by fund managers, and you do not have a say on which stocks to buy or sell, as they are at the disposal of the manager. they have a minimum investment of 5,000 an on the average of 8 - 20% returns.. please refer to the ANNUALIZED average returns. if they are consistent, then go for the fund.

take charge!