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  1. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by pongheisenberg View Post
    Just funded my account yesterday. Attended seminars and watch essential stock videos.

    Which is which in terms of stability? This is my first time to invest in stocks

    Abs cbn
    Jollibee
    Puregold
    JFC is a good blue chip, but as with most blue chips, it's expensive already. If you're holding onto it for over a decade though, you're still gonna get capital gains. I don't have it in my personal portfolio but it's a good stock.

    You can read up on Citisec's daily Investment Guide to see which are recommended buys and their target prices.

    The great thing about Citisec is that they're really big on spreading financial literacy and getting more people to invest so a lot of resources are available.


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    Anyone buying???

    SSI Group sets lower IPO price range to P7.00-P7.50 | Economy | GMA News Online

    SSI Group is selling 864.22 million shares and up to 129.63 million shares under an over allotment option.

    With the new price range, the company will now reap between P7 billion to P7.5 billion.

    The final offer price will be announced on October 22, the last day of the scheduled international roadshow starting October 15 in Hong Kong, London and Singapore, while the IPO will be from October 27 to 31.

    Target date of listing is on November 7.

    The SSI Group now includes Stores Specialists Inc. and retails 103 international brands including Prada, Gucci, Burberry, Salvatore Ferragamo, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, GAP, Old Navy, Zara, Stradivarius, Bershka, Aeropostale, Samsonite, Nine West, Payless Shoe Source, Beauty Bar, Marks & Spencer, Pottery Barn and TWG.

    It is also partly operating FamilyMart convenience stores under a partnership deal with Ayala Land Inc. and Japan FamilyMart and Itochu Corporation of Japan.

    The company recently opened its first Wellworth Department Store, a mid-market joint venture with Ayala Land. — BM, GMA News
    Last edited by Monseratto; October 20th, 2014 at 10:58 AM.

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    Thanks for the input Frenchtower. Any tips for a first timer in the world of ph stocks?

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    Sorry but I'm not familiar with PH stocks and don't play PH stocks.

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    Yeah Citisec heard about that. Will dig into that. I guess I should study more on the companies I've been rooting for.

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    Bought some SSI yesterday. ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just View Post
    Bought some SSI yesterday. ;)
    Jackpot ka toll

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    Okay ba Maginvest sa SSI now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carwhacko View Post
    Okay ba Maginvest sa SSI now?
    I would suggest that you learn about the stock market in general first, instead of just asking which stocks to pick.

    It pays to read about potential companies you'll be investing in - study their charts, read about recent activities, etc. This way, you know what you're getting into.

    If you can't be bothered to do that and you just want someone else to tell you to buy this and sell that, COL releases a weekly Investment Guide that gives a Buy/Hold/Sell rating to almost all companies listed in the PSE. Take your pick among the "Buy" stocks and pour in your money there as long as current prices are lower than the "Buy Below" price. Then, sell them once they reach the "Target Price".


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    If you're doing the trading through a broker, be wary of your broker if he does the trading on margin. While you may earn exponentially if the deals turns ok, you may likewise lose exponentially if the transaction turns sour.

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    im into long term investing.. currently have jfc and sm stocks

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    Abang abang sa URC this week. Might be the right time to buy or add

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    ingat ingat lang sa pagbili, tuluy tuloy ang foreign selling. The market will not rise unless the poreyns say so :p

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    Can someone please educate me about stock market? Why stocks go up and down?
    Hindi ko padin talaga maintindihan.

    And also would it be ok to invest on stocks with a 25k budget? Sorry inosente pa. 21 yr. old fresh grad. wanted to know what investment should I start today. Feeling ko kasi kung aasa lang sa salary wala talaga eh.

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    Can someone please educate me about stock market? Why stocks go up and down?
    Hindi ko padin talaga maintindihan.

    And also would it be ok to invest on stocks with a 25k budget? Sorry inosente pa. 21 yr. old fresh grad. wanted to know what investment should I start today. Feeling ko kasi kung aasa lang sa salary wala talaga eh.

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    1. Stocks go up and down because of the volatility of the market and of particular shares. If Jollibee (JFC) acquires Mang Inasal, investors will want to buy in, pushing prices higher. If Jollibee reports that they have a year-long shortage of Chickenjoy, investors will want to sell because of the expected lower profits, and thus push prices of the shares lower.

    2. I was your age when I started with stocks. I just read about it online and watched YouTube videos. If you're signing up for a COL Financial account, you can also attend their classes. IIRC those are free.

    3. Yes, starting with 25k is enough. The minimum is just 5k. More importantly, be sure to add money to your account monthly, so you can take advantage of cost-averaging.

    4. The stock market won't make you rich. If your salary is low, then the money you can put in stocks is low. Your money in stocks will double in about 5-6 years. But if you only have 10k, then in 5 years you'll only have 20k. The key is to earn more, save more, and spend less.

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    Curious, who here invests in the PH stock market? I noticed that our stock threads aren't as active as stock threads in other car forums.

    With the tumultuous economic conditions in Greece and the Shanghai stock crash, the coming months present a good opportunity to invest in the PH stock market as everyone's in a hurry to sell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Curious, who here invests in the PH stock market? I noticed that our stock threads aren't as active as stock threads in other car forums.

    With the tumultuous economic conditions in Greece and the Shanghai stock crash, the coming months present a good opportunity to invest in the PH stock market as everyone's in a hurry to sell.
    Just started investing thru colfinancial last month.. i bought shares ng BDO, cebu holdings, house of investment, pacific online, saka ABS CBN... Any tips sir? Thanks! [emoji106]🏼

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    Ako sir. Like to learn chart reading. I already know how to read financial statements. So charts can be a new skill.

    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Curious, who here invests in the PH stock market? I noticed that our stock threads aren't as active as stock threads in other car forums.

    With the tumultuous economic conditions in Greece and the Shanghai stock crash, the coming months present a good opportunity to invest in the PH stock market as everyone's in a hurry to sell.
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    Ako sir. Like to learn chart reading. I already know how to read financial statements. So charts can be a new skill.

    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Curious, who here invests in the PH stock market? I noticed that our stock threads aren't as active as stock threads in other car forums.

    With the tumultuous economic conditions in Greece and the Shanghai stock crash, the coming months present a good opportunity to invest in the PH stock market as everyone's in a hurry to sell.

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    Bloody red yung market...

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    grabe from +150k to -25K ako ngayon ahhhh kelan kaya makaka bawi

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