150,000+

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Originally Posted by Mguy

A few months ago, I started investing in stocks. Now I got double my money.

Pwede pa naman siguro doon, just as long extra money lang ito and not your rent money.

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how much did you invested boss? just for few months it can double up your money??

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Originally Posted by d'flash

how much did you invested boss? just for few months it can double up your money??

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stocks yield vary.
pwedeng short term kung maganda ang market, just like now.
pwedeng long term tapos add up mo yung yields mo like dividends, etc. pero what i suggest is that if you would dabble in stocks on a long-term basis, it should be a blue chip one.

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Originally Posted by Mguy

A few months ago, I started investing in stocks. Now I got double my money.

Pwede pa naman siguro doon, just as long extra money lang ito and not your rent money.

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Sir, is this Fixed Income Fund?
Anong company? :happy:

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fixed income funds invest in bonds

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Originally Posted by d'flash
how much did you invested boss? just for few months it can double up your money??

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open an acct at COL

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Originally Posted by uls

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fixed income funds invest in bonds

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Ah okok. Thanks sir. :happy:

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Originally Posted by babynos01

Sir, is this Fixed Income Fund?
Anong company? :happy:

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Check this out sir:
PSE Academy

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Originally Posted by 1D4LV

stocks yield vary.
pwedeng short term kung maganda ang market, just like now.
pwedeng long term tapos add up mo yung yields mo like dividends, etc. pero what i suggest is that if you would dabble in stocks on a long-term basis, it should be a blue chip one.

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sorry not so familiar with PSE (?) terms, whats blue chip?

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Originally Posted by d'flash

sorry not so familiar with PSE (?) terms, whats blue chip?

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Per definition:

Stock of a large, well-established and financially sound company that has operated for many years. A blue-chip stock typically has a market capitalization in the billions, is generally the market leader or among the top three companies in its sector, and is more often than not a household name. While dividend payments are not absolutely necessary for a stock to be considered a blue-chip, most blue-chips have a record of paying stable or rising dividends for years, if not decades. The term is believed to have been derived from poker, where blue chips are the most expensive chips.

Example:

Ayala
PLDT
San Miguel
Aboitiz
Petron

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Originally Posted by uls

use that as capital

buy and sell stuff

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buy drugs and sell your soul.

payo nung opismeyt ko na durugista.

naku lalo na pag narinig pa niya yung magic word na "stuff".