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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    im very noob how stocks work so im not confident to invest.

    anyway, i'll take chances base from what I read.

    THE OFW INVESTOR: Magkano ang Minimum Investment sa Stock Market?

    any good tips?

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    Rule No. 1: Never lose money.
    Rule No. 2: Never forget rule No.1

    — Warren Buffett



    punta ka sa

    financemanila.net
    traderspizza.com
    stockmarketpilipinas.com
    pinoymoneytalk.com

    yan lang madalas ang pinupuntahan ko.

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    Jansky anong broker mo?
    Trading stocks is like riding a bike.
    kung self taught ka better prepare to loose money as your "tuition fee".
    Start with small amounts only in 5-10k.
    when you finally build up confidence saka ka mag buy ng malakihan.
    Iba iba ang game strategy ng konti pera, medyo may pera at sobrang pera.
    For noobs easiest is to pick blue chips, yung established na talaga pangalan then buy little by little each month regardless pataas or pababa ang price...pero chambahan ang gains mo dito, and this is ideal for bull market and limited but long term investing, na parang nag save ka sa bank. With this atleast you begin to have a feel while you attend seminars on how to read charts. When you know how to read charts thats the next level na taas confidence mo to the point that you are not worried if lugi ka for time being because you speculate na temporary lang yun.

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    i hope this can help...
    Videos // PSE Academy

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    I started stock trading last Jan 2012..

    My advice: learn first otherwise just stick with Mutual Funds or UITF's

    Plenty of videos in youtube to learn from..

    If you are interested I can email you some ebooks(PDF format)

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    Quote Originally Posted by robot.sonic View Post
    Rule No. 1: Never lose money.
    Rule No. 2: Never forget rule No.1

    — Warren Buffett



    punta ka sa

    financemanila.net
    traderspizza.com
    stockmarketpilipinas.com
    pinoymoneytalk.com

    yan lang madalas ang pinupuntahan ko.
    bookmark thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by tanoshi View Post
    Jansky anong broker mo?
    Trading stocks is like riding a bike.
    kung self taught ka better prepare to loose money as your "tuition fee".
    Start with small amounts only in 5-10k.
    when you finally build up confidence saka ka mag buy ng malakihan.
    Iba iba ang game strategy ng konti pera, medyo may pera at sobrang pera.
    For noobs easiest is to pick blue chips, yung established na talaga pangalan then buy little by little each month regardless pataas or pababa ang price...pero chambahan ang gains mo dito, and this is ideal for bull market and limited but long term investing, na parang nag save ka sa bank. With this atleast you begin to have a feel while you attend seminars on how to read charts. When you know how to read charts thats the next level na taas confidence mo to the point that you are not worried if lugi ka for time being because you speculate na temporary lang yun.

    blue chips like pldt ayt? tumatanggap pala sila ng around 5k as start up?

    Quote Originally Posted by rollyic View Post
    i hope this can help...
    Videos // PSE Academy
    Quote Originally Posted by xninjax View Post
    I started stock trading last Jan 2012..

    My advice: learn first otherwise just stick with Mutual Funds or UITF's

    Plenty of videos in youtube to learn from..

    If you are interested I can email you some ebooks(PDF format)

    you got PM..

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    best to learn the basics first. short term traders usually rely on technical analysis, which is figuring market/stock trend graphically- more of sentiment driven. investors who take on long positions tend to look at fundamentals which is the overall financial health of a company.

    some traders prefer one school of thought over the other, others combine both.

    kung pure trading lang like day-trading, buy-sell/ in-out on short-range periods ... technical analysis works. most popular tools are MACD, Stochastics, RSI, Bollingers Bands. you can also look at trend patterns like head-and-shoulders, triangle formations, etc. if you want to park your money, try bluechips or the PSEi stocks which are identified to have good fundamentals.

    buy when there is blood and gore in the streets...

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    Quote Originally Posted by e-bundok View Post

    buy when there is blood and gore in the streets...
    me think. why there is a sudden skyrocket when there is unstable in the street.. just like what happen to ERAP impeachment the peso went up against dollar I think its around 37 from 46 pesos

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    Quote Originally Posted by tanoshi View Post
    Jansky anong broker mo?
    Trading stocks is like riding a bike.
    kung self taught ka better prepare to loose money as your "tuition fee".
    Start with small amounts only in 5-10k.
    when you finally build up confidence saka ka mag buy ng malakihan.
    Iba iba ang game strategy ng konti pera, medyo may pera at sobrang pera.
    For noobs easiest is to pick blue chips, yung established na talaga pangalan then buy little by little each month regardless pataas or pababa ang price...pero chambahan ang gains mo dito, and this is ideal for bull market and limited but long term investing, na parang nag save ka sa bank. With this atleast you begin to have a feel while you attend seminars on how to read charts. When you know how to read charts thats the next level na taas confidence mo to the point that you are not worried if lugi ka for time being because you speculate na temporary lang yun.
    dont have player, got UITF but what im aiming right now as a start up is blue chips (like pldt , globe ??) for now read the pdf provided, and understand before checking in ..

    Talking about players, how much do they earn is that per % deduct the taxes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jansky View Post
    me think. why there is a sudden skyrocket when there is unstable in the street.. just like what happen to ERAP impeachment the peso went up against dollar I think its around 37 from 46 pesos
    buy when there's blood in the streets means you buy when everyone's panic selling

Investing in stocks , how ?