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Corinthians

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« Reply #400 on: August 10, 2017, 01:12:32 pm »
I've been investing sa COL for 3years and also joined Truly Rich Club by BoSanchez since i'm newbie pa about investing in stocks noon. Very helpful kasi mas guided kung what stocks to buy, when to buy or sell. A year later, I was able to able to invest na din sa mutual funds and UITFs.
Im happy to see how my portfolio grow for 3years. Every year i received dividends from my stocks. Kahit small amount lang still my money is earning.

etxetera

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« Reply #401 on: August 16, 2017, 03:45:58 pm »
4 months in col and nag gain na ako ng 12k :) not bad para sa katulad ko na beginner. so happy at nag start na ako mag stock.

Wow ang galing naman  :) sakin tulog ng taon naiwan kakafangirling na wala naman nahita na kaya balik loob na muna dito sa mas may mapapala haha

pixiestargirl

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« Reply #402 on: August 26, 2017, 12:34:24 am »
I've been investing sa COL for 3years and also joined Truly Rich Club by BoSanchez since i'm newbie pa about investing in stocks noon. Very helpful kasi mas guided kung what stocks to buy, when to buy or sell. A year later, I was able to able to invest na din sa mutual funds and UITFs.
Im happy to see how my portfolio grow for 3years. Every year i received dividends from my stocks. Kahit small amount lang still my money is earning.

Ayos ba yung Truly Rich Club? Wala lang, parang nassketchy-han kasi ako kase di ba Christian group sila tas parang masyadong driven sa pera yung approach ni Bo Sanchez?

lovemeagain30

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« Reply #403 on: August 27, 2017, 09:44:03 pm »
^^ mild pa nga yan si Bo Sanchez. Mas financially driven si Dave Ramsey and christian based din ang approach niya sa pera. Sa kanilang dalawa mas gusto ko si Dave Ramsey kasi financial adviser talaga siya by experience kaya mas aggressive advises niya pagdating sa pera at utang. Okay din si Bo Sanchez hindi lang naman pera ang topic niya palagi.

artificialstar

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« Reply #404 on: August 29, 2017, 11:10:37 pm »
^^ nasa Bible naman sis na God wants us to prosper, but not for our own selfish reasons, but for His glory & kingdom. So for me, okay lang yung ginagawa ni Bo Sanchez. Marami din syang natutulungan sa TRC and sa income nya as well. Money is not evil, love of money is.

I used to be a member sa TRC nung di pa ako familiar kung ano dapat bilhin and such. May freebies pa every month. I eventually cancelled my subscription when I got into technical analysis na.

Reading books help too. Currently reading Jesse Livermore's book "How To Trade Stocks".

ANJFinally

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« Reply #405 on: August 30, 2017, 04:02:50 pm »
Ghost month is real na sa port ko. Pulang pula! Hahaha!

Ask lang sa mga naka try na, which is better kaya between the two? PCA or SAM?

Ma.Jewel_1987

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« Reply #406 on: September 01, 2017, 01:09:02 pm »
Ayos ba yung Truly Rich Club? Wala lang, parang nassketchy-han kasi ako kase di ba Christian group sila tas parang masyadong driven sa pera yung approach ni Bo Sanchez?

Marami kasing sinusupport si Bro Bro, home foe the aged and then orphanage so need talaga nya ng money para maipagpatuloy yun. In a way tinutulungan mo na din yung mga less fortunate sa pag subscribe sa kanya  ;D

etxetera

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« Reply #407 on: September 04, 2017, 09:42:04 am »
Kung mas matagal ka sa stocks there is no such thing as ghost month.

Ang dapat pag-ingatan dito lalo pag newbies ay pagpili at pagsali sa mga groups. Daming guru guruhan na puro pala peke. Lalo yung pahype stocks na nanggogoyo lang pala. May super kilala pa nga ba na daming libro tapos bagsak naman sa pala sa two exams ni hindi license sa stocks.

shinies

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« Reply #408 on: September 04, 2017, 05:47:26 pm »
Di kami tumuloy maging member sa TRC kasi hype style tapos nakahalo yung prayer sessions.
Pero can't deny magaling siya magsalita at nakakadala talaga ng crowd.


ANJFinally

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« Reply #409 on: September 04, 2017, 06:15:11 pm »
^^talaga ba sis? Newbie kasi ako. Sakto namula sya last week. Hahahaha! Anyway, lurker lang ako sa isa sa FB pages about investing. Never ako nag comment or react kasi yung iba naman dun nag sha-share ng mga makabuluhang explanations. hehe!

Yes, may nababasa rin ako same ng comments mo sis, guru-guruhan daw and brainy levels when it comes to stocks, then yung iba naman trashy at rude sumagot sa mga newbies na maayos naman ang tanong.

re TRC, marami nading nag invite sakin dyan, pero hindi ako nag try.

miksha

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« Reply #410 on: September 05, 2017, 01:51:46 pm »
For those who are investing and trading in stocks, how do you  make your money grow? Para simple ang pagcompute example po, I invested in stock XYZ worth 100k. After  reaching the target price to sell, naging 200k siya so that means nagkaroon ako ng profit na 100k. What do you do with the 100k profit to make it grow? Do you reinvest all again in the stock market?

artificialstar

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« Reply #411 on: September 05, 2017, 03:50:52 pm »
^ Yes sis, para mag compound yung profit.. Easier said than done, though.  :'(

Berrycherry03

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« Reply #412 on: September 07, 2017, 05:44:52 am »
Gusto ko maginvest dito, but i dont know how... as in zero knowledge.. ngayon pa lang ako nagsstart to earn my own money...

Ma.Jewel_1987

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« Reply #413 on: September 07, 2017, 08:25:03 am »
^attend ka ng seminar sa COL free naman

jmeangeL

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« Reply #414 on: September 07, 2017, 08:31:49 am »
@Berrycherry03
Start with a budget.  Kapag na master mo na ang budgeting, then build your emergency fund.
Simpleng pag-iipon pa lang yan.  All the while read on books about stock market.  The very basic information like board lot, blue chips, buyer, seller, etc.  Create a free 7-day trial account with COL.  Just so you can have a feel of their dash board.

Then, get your feet wet by subscribing to equity funds offered by banks.  When you're set and know the very basic, open a COL account.

iluvescadasport

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« Reply #415 on: September 07, 2017, 08:26:50 pm »
Ayos ba yung Truly Rich Club? Wala lang, parang nassketchy-han kasi ako kase di ba Christian group sila tas parang masyadong driven sa pera yung approach ni Bo Sanchez?
I think catholic christian siya and not born again Christian. Personal opinion ko lang, I think nagkakaissue sa kanya about him in stocks kasi I assume na "brother" siya, so may position. And catholic has a vow of poverty. so maybe people assume na kailangan sa vow of poverty siya. However, I don't have anything against catholics or christians or kahit anong belief engaging in stock market. Basta honest ang tao sa trades mo. Whether generous siya or selfish sa mga profits niya, it's his/her choice kasi pera naman niya. But if you are talking about born again Christians engaging in stock market, no problem naman. Kasi ang teachings nila is everyone has a purpose. Meron iba ang purpose is to earn money to help missionaries, iba sa gov't, etc etc. I think people have a misconception na if Christian (in general), hindi maganda tignan or against sa teachings daw nila kapag money related ang work.


For those who are investing and trading in stocks, how do you  make your money grow? Para simple ang pagcompute example po, I invested in stock XYZ worth 100k. After  reaching the target price to sell, naging 200k siya so that means nagkaroon ako ng profit na 100k. What do you do with the 100k profit to make it grow? Do you reinvest all again in the stock market?
Personally, I would reinvest the 100k profit or get 20% of it and put sa long term stock ko. I have one long term stock (hanggang mamatay na ako) and one for trading (short term)

miksha

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« Reply #416 on: September 11, 2017, 08:44:15 am »
@iluvescadasport , sis what do you mean you have a long term stock? dagdag ka lang ng dagdag sa shares niya? you do not sell any of the shares?

Actually kaya ko natanong what do you do with the 100k profit kase hindi ko sure if tama ang aking strategy. I am looking at stocks as our retirement fund. So the market goes up and down diba. so if the market is up, if my stocks are up then  my profit. and they say na in the long term all will go up... pero halimbawa si stock xyz is my long term stock , pero what if kapag kailangan ko sya (After 10yrs ganon) and then natapat ako sa isang bear market.. mas mababa ang price nya, hind ba nalugi ako if i sell it then? 

jmeangeL

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« Reply #417 on: September 11, 2017, 10:51:12 am »
^---Yes, lugi ka nun, if you'll sell at a price lower than when you bought it.  Plus, lugi ka rin sa time since your money didn't earn anything as opposed to putting it in a time deposit.
3rd na lugi mo ay sa inflation.  Your money today won't be as valuable after x years in the future.

Better to sell a portion every time your stock reached new highs.  To lock in your profit.
Then kapag bumaba ulit ng konti, add more to it.

iluvescadasport

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« Reply #418 on: September 11, 2017, 09:53:37 pm »
@iluvescadasport , sis what do you mean you have a long term stock? dagdag ka lang ng dagdag sa shares niya? you do not sell any of the shares?

Long term stock ko is literally pang long term, until I am mentally capable or until I die (whichever comes first haha). Pero syempre bantay din naman sa stock, hindi yun papabayaan ko lang kasi tataas naman daw (like what I heard from other people). I am planning to sell if mataas na, yun get back the initial money that I used to invest. So ang matitira is profit na lang. Naisip ko kasi mashindi ito masakit, not sure if tama logic ko. I want to budget 100k for my long term kasi. So if nagkaprofit na ako ng 100k, kukunin ko na yun and bawi na ako. Yun natirang money, at least gains ko lang yun. If mawala, hindi masakit kasi 100k lang naman ginastos ko. I still add shares if good time to buy. I don't do peso cost averaging. MEron ako nabasa sa isang stock group, he bought PLDT (psei stock pa yan) sa price ng 3000 ata. e ngayon 1900+ lang. He computed na even with the dividends, lugi pa rin siya. Baka matagalan bago mabawi. as long as I have buying power, I will add shares. Portion of my salary is naka-budget sa "savings for my future" which I put sa long term stocks.

Napansin ko lang, based sa mga napapanood kona youtube and nababasa sa ibang stock groups, hindi masyado malinaw ang pagkaexplain in investing sa psei companies. Ang lagi sinasabi is peso cost averaging or basta lagay lang kasi tataas. Pero yun nga, what if yun pagdeposit mo ng monthly is natapat sa bad timing ng pagbili?

jmeangeL

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Re: Stock Market Thread X
« Reply #419 on: September 13, 2017, 08:40:35 am »
to sell or not to sell bdo? :o

I ddded more on BDO kasi malapit sa support.

 

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