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  1. Join Date
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    My boss from US is giving me advice on money to invest on S&P 500.

    But upon searching Google about it, it's seems a US thing.

    What's the counter part of it in Philippines? Is it the index fund? Or does it even have a Philippines version?

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    us stock market... theyre all gaining because of Trump😉



    upload your photos

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  3. Join Date
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    he wants you to invest in US stocks

    first you need to open an account at an online broker like TD Ameritrade, E Trade, etc

  4. Join Date
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    Try discount brokers like IB.

    Also, hyper extended na bull market ng US.

    I won't say a correction is due pero let's be more careful.

    TIGHTEN STOPS!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    My boss from US is giving me advice on money to invest on S&P 500.

    But upon searching Google about it, it's seems a US thing.

    What's the counter part of it in Philippines? Is it the index fund? Or does it even have a Philippines version?
    I think he means basically invest in an index fund of some sort that will track a basket of large cap diversified stocks

    For the Philippines I think the counter part is the PSEi - just like SP500 or DJIA in the states.

    Here's something to get you started BPI Philippine Equity Index Fund

    happy hunting paps

    *Edit: please shop around to see if other reputable companies can beat the 1% trust fee

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