^ meron din ako equity fund sa US, 401k ko. saka tumaas dollar/peso rate. in the long run bawi din ang losses. saka gaya ng sabi ni tagalnasaabroad, paper losses lang yan, it's not real loss until you sell it. haaay! buti na lang matibay puso.
hindi ko na nga binubuksan araw araw yun sa stocks ko eh..
tulog pera nalang dun
buti ka pa 70k. ako nasa 300k mahigit (computed from its highest value last month). pero as usual dedma lang ako kasi yung loses naman e di pa nagagalaw yung pera ko, tubo pa lang. ok lang sa akin yung kumita tapos bumaba, sama yun sa laro e. ang ayaw ko yung magpapasok ako ng funds tapos next week bagsak ang price, yun hindi na ok yun, masakit na yun. ultimately it will go up naman.
ang inaabangan ko ngayon e kung kailan ako bibili.
at kaya talagang pag pinasok ko e hindi ko nilalabas, kasi pag nilaabas ko mas malaking lugi. isho-shoping ng misis ko hahahaha!
In lieu of the current Bear market, is it now the right time to buy stocks?![]()
Hot money is hot money...park and fly...
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Wrong timing. Kung kailan ako pumasok saka naman naging bear market.
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tingin ko may konteng correction pa pero mababa na din ngayon kaya pwede na mamili
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PH stocks rebound sharply
By Doris C. Dumlao
Philippine Daily Inquirer
5:36 pm | Wednesday, June 26th, 2013
MANILA, Philippines — Local stocks rebounded sharply on Wednesday, chalking up the single-biggest daily gain in six years, as bargain-hunters picked up oversold stocks as soon as the market dipped into “bear territory.”
The main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index regained 329.88 points or 5.7 percent to close at 6,118.94. The PSE said this marked the local stock barometer’s biggest one-day point increase on record since August 2007, supported by positive news on the US economy and the encouraging income performance of listed companies in the first quarter.
This ended a five-day slump, likewise tracking a sharp recovery across regional markets. This was after China vowed to stabilize its money markets after a recent credit crunch raised concerns about a potential crisis similar to that which hit Wall Street in 2008.
“Yesterday’s decline was overdone. If at 7,400 (the peak of the last bull run) there was irrational exuberance, yesterday was just plain irrational,” said Joseph Roxas.
Market up today 200 pts again...but hard to monitor because of shitty PSE website.
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anak ng... umakyat uli 44!!! why oh why? FED minutes? ano nga ba ang statement ng FED?
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looks like almost everyone at the Fed is comfortable with winding down QE
FRB: FOMC Minutes, July 30-31, 2013
In looking ahead, meeting participants commented on several considerations pertaining to the course of monetary policy. First, almost all participants confirmed that they were broadly comfortable with the characterization of the contingent outlook for asset purchases that was presented in the June postmeeting press conference and in the July monetary policy testimony. Under that outlook, if economic conditions improved broadly as expected, the Committee would moderate the pace of its securities purchases later this year. And if economic conditions continued to develop broadly as anticipated, the Committee would reduce the pace of purchases in measured steps and conclude the purchase program around the middle of 2014.
BBC News - Asia's emerging markets and currencies hurt by Fed minutes
Shares and currencies in emerging Asian economies were hit by fears that US may scale back its bond-buying programme.
Stocks in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines fell, with the Philippine Stock Exchange down by more than 6%.
India's rupee hit a new all-time low, while the Indonesia rupiah fell to its lowest level since 2009.
The programme has been used by the US Fed to boost liquidity in the market, a part of which has flowed into Asia, lifting assets price in recent years.
On Wednesday, the minutes of the July meeting of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve, showed that officials were "broadly comfortable" with plans to scale back the $85bn (£54bn) a month bond-buying programme.
Walandyo,- palibhasa earning $$$ ka, bro....
Pero, sa akin,- okay rin lang,- wala naman talagang benefit ang mas mataas na P vs. $,- mahal pa rin ang bilihin dahil swapang ang mga tao rito sa kita....
With higher $ vs. P,- mas magiging attractive ang investment dito sa Pilipinas...
Sige! Hala!
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