The Philippine Stock Market - Part 2 (Investing Wisely)

[IamAdine]

I want to invest in stock but how?? sino mga tao dapat ko lapitan??

[ircNewBie]

@IamAdine if you really want to make your hands dirty in the stock market and you're a newbie, you must understand many factors that affect the market movements. You need to read vast information to make you equipped and when you are ready, find a Stock Broker. However, if you want your funds to be invested in the stocks - without the need of thorough understanding Stocks (basic understanding is a must though) you can approach Mutual fund companies/Fund managers

[ginoongbaboy]

@IamAdine 1st thing to do is to pick a broker. its either a personal broker or online broker. as a college student mas preffer ko ang online broker kc i can trade through my laptop while im at class and thats what my generation offers me. ^^

you can go to Philippine Stock Exchange official website to look for trading participants. im currently using BPI trade. pro mas mdami pang mgandang online brokers jan..

[chubbyyik]

@ginoongbaboy hi.. can you give me some info on how to start this business.

[MegaAmberland]

ok

[MegaAmberland]

I will invest in stock market



[kenlomi]

corrupt!!!

[JungleJiggy]

I would have sex with you - being honest.

[DeathGodZehel]

I want to be a stock holder.. but I don't have knowledge about this...

[ginoongbaboy]

@DeathGodZehel Read > Learn to Earn by Peter Lynch..

[TheSuperk25]

She looks like Nikki Valdez..

[manny298]

OMG she looks so innocent... I will buy what ever she is selling....

[mhine30]

tagalog+english=BADUY!!!

[mEeshyLiciOus]

hi there! i've never been involved in actual stock trading. i'm still in my 3rd year but i took in advance investment and PSE.

ques: do i have to pay for a seat in attending a stck trading at PSE?

[kingdavid3]

Ang hirap magbukas ng trading account sa Philippines pag wala ka sa Philippines.. I want to expand my portfolio to my own country...because Philippines economy is constantly growing..nakalista pa sya sa "Next Eleven" ng Goldman Sachs.

Daming tinatanong SSS or GSIS (How can I have own) I'm not in the country...how can I apply for one?

Fundamental + Technical + Patience = Profit!

[kingdavid3]

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[Symbioteofadiety]

It is only good to invest in stocks if you understand factors such as past, present, and future PE, can understand financial statements, and basically know what you are doing. But if you are playing stocks like a gamble, you will lose - a lot - of money. I had SMC shares I bought at p74, eventually they became p40. Tip: When your stocks are going down in price by 20 percent or more, sell immediately.

[Symbioteofadiety]

I've been investing in Philippine stocks for a few years. Blue chip stocks tend not to change in price, in the long term. You won't make much stock appreciation from 5k. One stock I've found to be good is PLDT preferred shares. They give 10% dividend payouts yearly. Unfortunately, the supply is low as there is usually no one selling them.

[GaolisVideoLog]

She always says "potentially". I'm studying business administration. Guys beware. "Potentially" means that the losses can be tremendously great. If your company reaches insolvency, it means that you, as a shareholder, and therefore owner of the company, will not lose your shares but might have to pay additional fees. Secondly, it's extremeely hard to get to the money you invested in shares. The fees for brokers are so high that there's almost nothing left, if your investment is too small. eg. 5k

[GaolisVideoLog]

thirdly do not invest into stabil companies if your investments are rather small (which is the normal case, unless you'Re damn rich) coz the money you get from your shares won't make you rich. Coz the large companies more or less stagnate.

Nevertheless investing into the sotck market is a GOOD idea. Something that you SHOULD do. Just, infrom yourselves and be aware of possible misshabs.

[petercawaing]

Nagsisimula pa lang ako down na ako ng 5k he he. But no hard feeling. I took the risk and enjoy doing it rather than let those fund managers invest my money for a fee, tapos ganun din lugi.

[trxtan1]

What bothers me is that this video doesn't even talk about the potential losses involved in trading. All it talks about is the potential upside. If this were such a profitable endeavour, then EVERYONE would be in it already.

[mEeshyLiciOus]

hi, i'm a student. the video mentioned about gettng a stock brokeR who will act as your trading participant.

question: can't we do it ourselves assuming that we are as knowledgeable as those brokers are?

[malquisce]

Pwede nmn na ikaw ang mag trade. Pero mag oopen ka pa rin ng account. Ako, ang gamit ko, BPI Trade. ako lang nagte-trade. Actually, testing pa lang ako, 5k starting... hehehe... para lang ma try ko actual na trading.

Therefore, in my case: when i trade: Me -> BPI Trade -> Stock Exchange. As far as I know, hindi ka pwedeng: You -> Stock Exchange. You need to open an account. Malinaw ba? hehe... sana, nakatulong..

[blindcut]

This is really useful thanks! It would have been better if she had discussed a bit more

[reevrob]

Yeah, this one's just a primer. Hopefully they make more videos...once the stock market rises up again. :)

[matthewandrew]

good video.