Even seasoned traders won't survive in this market condition.
100% cash position for now.
uls naman diba when 2008 Financial Crisis hit, China was at their build build build stage. if they stopped then, baka hinde naging superpower yan. Yan din challenge sa Pilipinas, if we bow down just because of this shortage of dollars, ano na lang papakita natin sa mundo. continue on na lang. China surpassed that challenge at the time when subprime, fuel crisis and the world economy lost almost half of its value.
With build build build, kasi the output is tangible concrete. money markets di naman tangible yan eh, let the Philippine Money market fall, hard work labor from build build build will save us.
basahin nyo na nga lang to, sikreto ko yan eh, andyan ko dadalhin lahat ng opportunities ko in the next ten years hihi. keep an open mind kasi was nyo sarado isip nyo what's in front of you lang. think of the magnitude of the JICA study
Metro Manila Dream Plan - Wikipedia
I know misinformed kayo but the current administration also anticipated this and they have to proceed, regardless of the current situation
September inflation rate is 6.7%-- PSAgov
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Last edited by Monseratto; October 5th, 2018 at 10:08 AM.
more inflation pressure going forward
higher fuel prices
higher water bills (magtataas ng singil ang Maynilad, Manila Water)
transport groups are demanding fare increase -- govt will succumb to pressure
labor groups are demanding higher wages -- govt will succumb to pressure
election campaign spending -- more money in circulation
effect on stock market
higher inflation --> higher interest rates --> economy slows down --> lower earnings
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
September’s weaker-than-expected inflation data hasn’t helped halt an exodus from Philippines shares. Foreign investors pulled out money from the nation’s stocks for a 28th straight session on Monday, breaking the previous record selling spree in June, when the benchmark index entered a bear market. They’ve withdrawn more than $1.6 billion from the market this year as the Philippine Stock Exchange Index has sunk 18 percent, one of the world’s biggest plunges among equity gauges.
^^^
Q: what are the most important interest rates in the world?
A: the interest rates at which the US govt borrows
the safest place to park dollars is in US treasuries
so if you're gonna invest your dollars in something else then it better be earning more than US treasuries
but whatever else you're investing in it's definitely riskier than US Treasuries
so as US Treasury yields rise (like what's happening now) it makes investing in something riskier less appealing
nababadtrip na ako sa pagtaas ng dollar, hinde na muna ako bibile ng iphone XS, bibile na lang muna ako ng bagong GoPro Hero7 sa pasko,
dashcam ko kasi iPhone 5s eh nasira eh, so plano ko gawin existing iPhone ko as my dashcam and get me a new iPhone. pero from the looks of this inflation, mukang GoPro ang gagawin kong dashcam para makatipid
How China’s online gambling addiction is reshaping Manila
“May ibang naiilang talaga na empleyado kasi halimbawa diyan sa Makati, POGOs share the building with other companies tapos may mga babaeng nagpapa-***y. 'Yung iba naiilang kasi parang nagiging red light district ang vibes,” the insider said.
(Some employees are uncomfortable, like there in Makati, where POGOs share the building with other companies, then there are women wearing ***y clothes. Some are uncomfortable because they send out a red light district vibe.)
The source was, however, quick to say that it is “all show” and the women on the livestream are not exploited.
ispageti pababa nang pababa
PH forex reserves:
Gross international reserves (GIR) level as of end-September 2018 was lower at US$75.16 billion from the end-August 2018 GIR of US$77.93 billion
September Foreign Portfolio Net Outflow at $440.3M
Red October is real...heheheh
Red October in Philippine stocks, bleed to 6,800 pts
MANILA, Philippines – Philippine shares were in the red, feeling the onslaught of regional markets being sold down on higher volumes.
The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) closed at 6,884.38 on Thursday, October 11, 1.67% down from Wednesday. The index nears the 52-week low of 6,790.58. It even hit 6,700-levels intraday.
The local bourse is down by 21.09% year-to-date and has been losing for 31 straight days.
The PSEi reached its peak of 9,078.37 last January, before tumbling down to the 7,000-levels this October.
Oh my... mapapa aga ba ang recession...
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