*** Philippine stock picks thread ***

**RedHorse** · May 8th, 2006 06:57 PM

naririnig ko na naman uli ito:

this is better than ***!

agree ba kayo? he he he

**baludoy** · May 8th, 2006 07:09 PM

are the stocks of air philippines and imperial resources still being traded nowadays?

**scalpel** · May 9th, 2006 12:20 AM

stocks are headed for the moon..... go, go , go....

**empy** · May 9th, 2006 02:11 AM

Originally Posted by badkuk

hmm...i've always had the impression that oil and metals are going up because of big demand in china; once that demand starts to taper off, dun na siguro simula ang pagbaba -- which i don't see happening anytime soon. just my theory(magagalit mga technical analysts sa akin B)

i think you are right. it may not be the only reason, but i'm sure it's a big factor, especially for oil and steel.

as far as gold, people use it as a hedge against inflation. if they think prices will go up, or their currency will devalue, they'll take their money out of cash and put it into gold/silver para hindi kainin ng inflation/devaluation yung portfolio nila. when gold goes up, imo that tells me that people are predicting high inflation and buying precious metals.

**baludoy** · May 9th, 2006 08:52 AM

this may be a stupid question but if i were a shareholder w/:
a. 500000 shares w/ a par value of .01
b. 100000 shares w/ a par value of .01
c. 10000 shares w/ a par value of .01
and that company closed at .68 last fri, what's their value as of last week?

i just want to confirm if i'm correctly calculating their value. pls help

**empy** · May 9th, 2006 09:45 AM

Originally Posted by baludoy

this may be a stupid question but if i were a shareholder w/:
a. 500000 shares w/ a par value of .01
b. 100000 shares w/ a par value of .01
c. 10000 shares w/ a par value of .01
and that company closed at .68 last fri, what's their value as of last week?

i just want to confirm if i'm correctly calculating their value. pls help

market value = # of shares x price per share. so if your 500,000 shares closed at 0.68, their value is 340,000.

par value means nothing unless you're the accountant responsible for preparing financial statements.

what you might be asking is how to calculate your gains on your investment...that is simply the current market price of a share, minus the price you paid per share, times the number of shares you have.

**baludoy** · May 9th, 2006 03:45 PM

i'm not sure if i got it right but thanks for the time bro

**scalpel** · May 9th, 2006 08:09 PM

Looks like a downtrend for the coming 3 days...

**RedHorse** · May 10th, 2006 12:44 AM

gold at 700!

**scalpel** · May 10th, 2006 09:23 AM

it's "mining day" again today !

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