Author Topic: My Personal Stock Analysis (Read 385558 times)

fcu4f23 · « **Reply #8625 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 10:11 AM »

Nice link po.. May idea naman po ako about sa stocks kahit panu (since may econ akong subject nung college ;p haha), though hindi talaga siya detailed. Anyway, may alam po ba kayong site para malaman ang "tips and tricks" sa pagbili at pagbenta ng stocks?

At since graph po sa COL, gusto ko rin po sana malaman panu basahin kung anu ibig sabihin ng graph na yun? (familiar siya saken actually since nagbabasa rin ako ng graph sa laboratory, kuryente nga lang ung nirerepresent ng graph na binabasa ko hinde pera

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Sensya na po, tanung tanung lang muna ko, before ko isabak yung 5k ko. haha thanks sa pag-unawa.

alx · « **Reply #8626 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 10:37 AM »

Quote from: fcu4f23 on Jul 19, 2012, 07:07 PM

what do you mean po? sorry, noobs talaga ko sa investing, ganon din po sa mga terms na ginagamit..

Newbie rin ako sir, I advice you better familliarize yourself muna about the terms used in the market. First thing you should study is Fundamental analysis and Technical Analysis. Once you had learned this two , then you can make your own style of trading. You cannot just dive in the market withouat any analysis. Or else you will be donating your money sa mga gainers.

A market correction refers to a price decline of any security or market index following a temporary upswing in market prices. (source www.investinganswers.com)

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Quote from: fcu4f23 on Jul 20, 2012, 10:11 AM

Nice link po.. May idea naman po ako about sa stocks kahit panu (since may econ akong subject nung college ;p haha), though hindi talaga siya detailed. Anyway, may alam po ba kayong site para malaman ang "tips and tricks" sa pagbili at pagbenta ng stocks?

At since graph po sa COL, gusto ko rin po sana malaman panu basahin kung anu ibig sabihin ng graph na yun? (familiar siya saken actually since nagbabasa rin ako ng graph sa laboratory, kuryente nga lang ung nirerepresent ng graph na binabasa ko hinde pera )

Sensya na po, tanung tanung lang muna ko, before ko isabak yung 5k ko. haha thanks sa pag-unawa.

Studying graps is part of technical analysis po. If you have a FB account join ka sa PMT group dun may mga naka upload na e-books dun.

Study study muna sir, malapit na ghost month (Aug 17-Sep.15), baka bumaba mga price . Magandang oppurtunity ito to start buying. IMHO

fcu4f23 · « **Reply #8627 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 10:43 AM »

yup that is what im going to do. :-) study first.. mahirap na. hehehe salamat po.

ferrariEverest · « **Reply #8628 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 12:42 PM »

^ tama, aral muna Sir, habang nag iipon.
todo aral/practice ng 6-24 months!

Good luck!

fonfon · « **Reply #8629 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 03:20 PM »

URC at AC, mukhang maganda ng pumosisyon

geloboy1184 · « **Reply #8630 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 06:29 PM »

Sir fon, just notice the URC drop, any fundamentals to share?

pocoyo · « **Reply #8631 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 11:00 PM »

boss tyrone sana dalawin mo naman kme dito sa thread mo... miss na din namin updates mo

fcu4f23 · « **Reply #8632 on:** Jul 20, 2012, 11:27 PM »

Guys, habang nagbabasa po ako, napag isip isip ko lang na, gusto ko gawin yung cost averaging ba un. then sa BDO ko lalagay. cguro kahit every month ko lagyan.. tingin niyo po, magandang choice ang BDO? considering mga 5 years ko po lagyan. :-)

freefront · « **Reply #8633 on:** Jul 21, 2012, 05:32 AM »

Quote from: pocoyo on Jul 20, 2012, 11:00 PM

boss tyrone sana dalawin mo naman kme dito sa thread mo... miss na din namin updates mo

Hmph! may personal drama yang si tyrrrrone!

I miss your charts ....

TSO · « **Reply #8634 on:** Jul 21, 2012, 05:59 AM »

Ano na presyo ng URC? Question lang.

mikoangelo · « **Reply #8635 on:** Jul 21, 2012, 11:06 AM »

Quote from: TSO on Jul 21, 2012, 05:59 AM

Ano na presyo ng URC? Question lang.

Last trade price is P59.45/share po...

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SSS eyes listed power firms for investment

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Manila, Philippines - The Social Security System (SSS), the state-owned pension fund for private employees, is keeping a close watch on listed power firms for possible investment opportunities, its top official said.

“We’re looking into buying in power stocks. That’s an area we’re looking at very carefully and very seriously,” SSS president and chief executive officer Emilia De Quiros told The STAR in a recent interview.

Aside from listed power firms, the state-owned pension fund is also waiting for the government’s infrastructure projects under its public-private partnership (PPP) program.

“We’re waiting for specifics. Our charter requires us to look at the track record and dividends,” he said.

One option is the government’s planned infrastructure bonds.

The Aquino administration is eyeing to issue infrastructure bonds to finance projects under its PPP program.

Proceeds of the bonds would help fund solicited infrastructure projects within the next three years.

The bonds, to be issued locally, will mature in 20 to 25 years or less depending on the terms or length of the infrastructure project.

The government is eyeing to launch roughly 10 infrastructure projects this year and another 10 in 2012.

While he cannot disclose yet the shortlist of listed power firms that SSS is eyeing, he said some buy-ins may be sealed within the year.

At the same time, De Quiros said SSS is also looking at unloading some of its 22.3-percent stake in Philex Mining Corp. but only under the right circumstances.

“When the right time comes, we will probably unload it but for now, we’re sitting on very good capital gains,” De Quiros said.

From a combination of investment income and an improvement in operations, SSS hopes to end the year with as much as P28 billion in net revenues or P4 billion more than the roughly P24 billion posted in 2011.

“I think we will be in the neighborhood of P26 to P28 billion through a combination of fixed income and good trading gains,” De Quiros said.