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    Quote Originally Posted by LiveLoveInvest View Post
    actually we are the direct partner of IMG when it comes to mutual funds, we conduct training and seminars to agents when it comes to mutual funds. .
    I wonder why FAMI is no longer partner with IMG?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiveLoveInvest View Post
    Actually there are no fees since lampas na siya sa holding period. And he didnt redeem it, he opted to let it grow more pero nagdagdag siya ng 100k or 150k ata didnt heard properly e haha

    If you look at mutual funds today especially equity funds, minsan umaabot pa ng 50% ang roi nila.
    If anyone wants, i could send by email the comparison of all historical performances of top mutual fund companies from their ipo to present just to give people an idea how good MF are. :D
    kayang kaya 50% on equity, even more. i just earned 12% in 24 days sa trading kaso bantay ka nga lang. mas exciting din trading, boring if you just leave it sa fund managers hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    The best pa rin mag-negosyo, but that in itself is also VERY risky. I read somewhere that 90% of businesses fail.

    Investing in stocks and mutual funds isn't exactly wealth-building. I see it more as preserving the value of your savings and adding a fair amount of gain to it.





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    mahirap mag negosyo if you dont know the formula. marami kasi satin di rin born entrepreneurs, try mo lang umorder sa restaurant na wala sa menu nila pero yung simple lang gawin, sasabihin sayo 'sir, wala po kami niyan'

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    Quote Originally Posted by miLes View Post
    mahirap mag negosyo if you dont know the formula. marami kasi satin di rin born entrepreneurs, try mo lang umorder sa restaurant na wala sa menu nila pero yung simple lang gawin, sasabihin sayo 'sir, wala po kami niyan'
    That's true. But I believe it's learnable. I came from a family with absolutely no business background - lahat corporate. But I'm interested to learn, and my current job right now makes me a pseudo-businessman as I am in charge of the business of the company for a whole region. The workload requires you to learn marketing, pricing, cost management, relationship management, and so on. Working with business owners allows me to see their mindset, and little by little i try to learn.

    I have a very long way to go though, but I believe that if you want it enough, you can learn it.

    Running successful businesses is the best way to amass wealth, but it's definitely not an easy task for many.


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    Quote Originally Posted by miLes View Post
    mahirap mag negosyo if you dont know the formula. marami kasi satin di rin born entrepreneurs, try mo lang umorder sa restaurant na wala sa menu nila pero yung simple lang gawin, sasabihin sayo 'sir, wala po kami niyan'
    yup, not everybody is blessed with talents na pang businessman :D although Xempre yakang yaka siyang matututunan

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    Hindi mahirap mag Business, its lack of love yung bumibigay sa kanyang negosyo.

    "Begin to face the Fear Today without giving Up"

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpiritRalf View Post
    Hindi mahirap mag Business, its lack of love yung bumibigay sa kanyang negosyo.

    "Begin to face the Fear Today without giving Up"

    Yes, love what you do have courage and be innovative. Lack one of those then nothing will happen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpiritRalf View Post
    Hindi mahirap mag Business, its lack of love yung bumibigay sa kanyang negosyo.

    "Begin to face the Fear Today without giving Up"


    it's not actually love, but having the knack for it is what makes a business a success, couple that with hard work and discipline then you have a good formula.

    im no businessman, my dad is, but it doesnt mean i cannot apply those practices in a corporate setting.

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    pano magpost ng image na malinaw parin kapag pinost? lumalabo kasi

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    ^

    Ung malaki image ang ipost mo sir kung maliit lang malabo talaga yan.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TopEngine View Post
    Being thrift or frugal is a good start. Then do the steps of investing. as they said " the best time to plant trees was 20 years ago, the next best time is NOW".
    I work for the biggest mutual fund distributor today in the Philippine market and I
    just want to share with you guys the historical performances of our Mutual Fund partners

    dont get me wrong, I'm not promoting but I'm encouraging. I'm just sharing as to what other people have been missing out on mutual funds.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails historical-performances-2013.jpg  

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiveLoveInvest View Post
    I work for the biggest mutual fund distributor today in the Philippine market and I
    just want to share with you guys the historical performances of our Mutual Fund partners

    dont get me wrong, I'm not promoting but I'm encouraging. I'm just sharing as to what other people have been missing out on mutual funds.
    And how much of each 1000 peso invested would have gone to fees and load?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balikpinoy View Post
    And how much of each 1000 peso invested would have gone to fees and load?
    Actually the maximum for all funds is 3.5%, but gets lower the higher the investment. But what is 2% or 3% compared to the possible rate of return that sometimes even reaches 66%

    Just my 2 cents tho

    30 per 1000

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    pemi-table.jpg

    I just want to share with you guys a table that we show to our clients regarding long term investing in Mutual Funds.
    This table shows one investor who invested 1,000,000 on Philequity and left it there to grow


    Sorry for the bright red highlight on negative returns, just wanted to emphasize that a decline will always be a good time to buy for long term investors

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiveLoveInvest View Post
    pemi-table.jpg

    I just want to share with you guys a table that we show to our clients regarding long term investing in Mutual Funds.
    This table shows one investor who invested 1,000,000 on Philequity and left it there to grow


    Sorry for the bright red highlight on negative returns, just wanted to emphasize that a decline will always be a good time to buy for long term investors
    What's the minimum investment amount?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balikpinoy View Post
    What's the minimum investment amount?
    For PhilEquity and First Metro Asset Management Inc. ( Fami ), minimum initial investment is 5,000 pesos and 1,000 for additional investments.

    while for Philam Asset the minimum is 20,000 and 5,000 for additional investments.

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    liveloveinvest: bos baka may insight kayo sa fund-of-fund ng bpi.

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