All about STOCK INVESTMENTS

[bardnekom]

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thanks again broo roadshow for your precious advice....

[hanababe]

hi am interested too..how can i b such a stock investor? hw much wil invest & its returns?Â* do they have qualifications? thnks..ur reply s a big help...

As ive said, i use www.bpitrade.com.. its an online stock trading. I mean everything is done online. You apply online and print the application form, bring it to any BPI office and they will be the one to forward it to their office in Manila. You will be notified thru email if your application is approved.Â* It also requires that you must open up a savings account with BPI. Returns? it depends on your portfolio. diskarte na nimo na. You have the freedom which stocks you will buy.Â* Im still a newbee in this, so i cant give you more details. Thats why i posted this topic to solicit more ideas from people who have been there for quite some time. I also want to know growth companies going public which has the potential of making it big. But as a beginner, I bought first blue chips stocks.. i.e. San Miguel, PLDT etc.

Uy, paanu man to? give me the basics of this?

Halimbawa, naa koy 5K. Pano mag-inquire sa bank? Dont even know the technical terms about it pero maganda daw invest sa stocks.

Please help

[hanababe]

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!Â* Â*

uy paintindi mo sakin ng maayos pls...

[chinitoe]

you guys can try to contact m broker from AB capital securities. 2548462 mariano abangan.

call in the afternoon coz theyre bz trading in the mornings.

they have a office here in cebu .

you can also log on to pse.org.ph to know more about the stock exchange

[shannelyssa]

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[etgo]

what are the sited na pwede ta mag stock market online?

[cottoncandy]

weee...Im starting toÂ* like this thread. I wanna learn more bout trading stocks coz Im planning to invest on some blue chip stocks real soon.

...i heard its good to invest on mining companies these days... how true? A while ago , a businessman friend was so happy coz the market value of his stocks sa Atlas Mining dramatically increased daw... barato ra kaayo iya pagpalit before and i think sobra pa sa double iya ROI...Â* ka swerte sa naka invest ani na stocks wui. Faet kaayo coz wala kaayo ta know-how ani nga business. It's good na somebody's willing to share his knowledge on this coz I know, trading stocks is not as easy as it may seem esp. to a newbie like me.

For now, ako lang ma-advise (i've learned from my advisers also) ...if you plan to invest on stocks, get some more information about the company whose stocks you're planning to buy and sell. D lang ka pataka invest kay nakahearing ka. You should be able to study the economic/financial trends. well, pinakaimpotante sad, kabalo sad ka whut you're getting into...what investing on stocks is all about, the terminologies and how the stock market operates. Any form of financial investment may involve lotsa risks pero at least better cguro if calculated ang risks ( as much as possible). It's never prudent to risk on investing more money on something than one is willing to lose.

More inputs please... Nice if naa mo volunteer ug discuss... heheh... (panawagan sa mga brokers diha) ...

[znedchampoy]

To all,

Does anyone have any idea on how many percent does the BPI charge per transaction in selling or buying of stocks?
As I understand if we go to BPItrade online, BPI would be our broker. Am I right? Could anybody give an idea?

[niel_843]

bpitarde.com its all in there...

[etgo]

1/4 of 1% ang charge plus 12% vat.