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based on the current financial climates all over, stocks , bonds , direct and indirect ventures are risky. Somebody mentioned here real estate. good but not sure bet due to fluctuations in values. notes are risky again because of the net uncertainty of markets. TREASURY NOTES, BONDS...are a bit safer due to no major gambits government makes on these tenders. It may not give you superfantastic returns but they are bonds that traditionally will yield you something in the future.

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where to invest 200K? well for one to be able to answer that I guess one needs to know your risk profile.

 

For those risk averse, put the money in a time deposit or gov't securities. Otherwise, you may want to just put it in unit linked products like Mutual Funds or UITF wherein you have a professional Fund Manager do the works for you. For those who are risk takers and knows how to trade the equities market, this would still be the best bet that will give you the highest return in the long run.

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Stock market in the emerging markets like Philippines, Australia, etc. Bonds are expensive now. With interest an all time low, time deposit is not even an option anymore.

 

MSCI Asia Pacific is on 2 year high. And it continues to go up.

 

This is the time to make lots of money.

 

 

hey erika,

 

you think stocks of mining (gold) companies are still okay? i'm not sure if the valuation of PX, etc. are still viable.

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A smarter choice is to invest the money on:

- a business if you're a risk taker. high risk high return.

- financial instruments like stocks, bonds, etc. if you don't have time to manage them

- time deposit. this is a no-brainer. low risk low return (not really, you end up loosing money if you account for inflation)

 

Invest your money on something that you really know and is comfortable to invest in. Even if we talk about buying and selling of load, that's still an investment.

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how much would the interest per month or per annum be sir if i invest 100K??

 

thanks

 

:ninja:

currently boss rates are on the average of 2% per annum... some banks may offer even higher, especially if the investment will be for 5yrs... not sure though if Security Bank still have that promo for 5yrs TD you'll get a fixed and guaranteed interest after 5yrs holding period...

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in a businessman point of view,

 

if you're going to invest 200k, you must at least earn 4k a month or 2%,

 

because banks can give you 2% monthly if you deposit your money to their bank.

 

in one year time, your money should increase by 24% or 48k minimum.

 

Ano pong bank ito?

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The best pa rin ang FOREX higly liquid kumuha ka lang ng mahusay na trader at make sure na meron kaung trading plan [e.g. entry price, predetermined sl (stop loss/ risk) & predetermined tp (take profit/ objective)] no doubt u can make a lot of money minimum $5k if for example nalugi ka ng $1k stop trading ibig sabihin hindi para sau ung negosyo at least may $4k pang ma w/draw pero kung maganda ang trading plan ninyo napakalaking ROI ung kikitain mo ng 1 yr sa time deposit wala pang 1 month sa FOREX pag pumabor ang merkado sa inyo :-)

 

stock market dito sa atin kailangan my insider ka para kumita hindi pa rin makalimutan ung ngyaring scam sa BW Resources kaya umalis ung malalaking brokerage firm gaya ng JP MORGAN at WI CARR nawalan ng kumpiyansa sa ginawa nilang wash trading kung may kilala ka isa sa mga board of directors o mismong may ari ng kumpanyang listed sa Philippine Stock Exchange yan pwede kasi mabibigyan ka nila ng ideya kung kailan sila bibili at magbebenta pero kung wala wag na lang.

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bientot,

 

i won't venture into forex trading if i were you. Its quite risky and you can end up losing your shirt.

 

remember, there's no such thing as a high-return, low risk investment. If you want high returns (stocks, etc.), be prepared to take on high risks. If you want low-risk only, then be content with low-return investments like T-Bills, time deposit, etc.

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