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hey this is a good thread/

 

I have always wanted to invest in the stock market but then it is a very risky business.  I believe

some fund managers or stock broker or whatever can give us tips on what is good business.

 

I was looking at the prices of the banks.  There is a lot of merging going on.  Any advise on what bank to invest in and when the price will go up.  Of course I always believe that it is good to purchase a share

when it is very cheap, say less than 1 pesos or within the range of 10 pesos and when it is a good company and when it shoots up, it makes a lot of profit for us. 

 

So we will really appreciate if some fund manager or stock analyst give help us.  Why?  this is bad times and therefore a stock exchange is a good place to make good money which will definitely relieve

people like us of finanacially burden.

 

cheers

 

 

 

Ha ha ha don't believe any advisor if you don't really know them that well ... might be their telling you to buy something now "its cheap" coz their trying to unlod or trying to build buying pressure for prices to go up ... even inside info is not that inside if you get it second or third hand na ... true inside info means your getting it directly from the guys involved in the deal ...anyway if newbie kayo try mutual funds or off shore stuff that pays there managers for doing well atleast you know they will be acting in your best interest.

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before you buy a stock, you have to determine whether you are in it for the long term or short term.

 

if short term, learn to sell for everytime profit is made. you can trade online if you plan to play the market. avoid brokers as they get commissions for every trade, buy or sell, win or lose.

 

if long term, buy blue chips, study their financial statements and read the papers of disclosures. i suggest you get a trader who will happily tell you some "research"

 

the philippine market has very few movers so even if you think you have insider info, most probably, the movers already made money and you are at the tailend.

 

lastly, be prepared to lose if you are in the market. but be smart when you are making some profits already.

 

good luck.

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before you buy a stock, you have to determine whether you are in it for the long term or short term.

 

if short term, learn to sell for everytime profit is made. you can trade online if you plan to play the market.  avoid brokers as they get commissions for every trade, buy or sell, win or lose.

 

if long term, buy blue chips, study their financial statements and read the papers of disclosures.  i suggest you get a trader who will happily tell you some "research"

 

the philippine market has very few movers so even if you think you have insider info, most probably, the movers already made money and you are at the tailend.

 

lastly, be prepared to lose if you are in the market.  but be smart when you are making some profits already.

 

good luck.

 

 

curious, do we have online trading here in the philippines? don't think i've heard of it...

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Well first of all, you have to look for a stock broker, once you find one that you like and trust, you now have to ask your father to open an account, once the account is open you then have to surrender those shares or certificate of stock so that they can credit those shares into your dad's account. Once that is done you can now ask the broker to sell the shares at the price you are willing to sell or let go

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