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What are the stocks that you should consider right now? What are the top stocks to look at given that we are in this new normal? Should you continue to buy stay at home related stocks or should you focus your attention on the stocks that will benefit when we recover once again!
We have one of your favorites, Rampver CEO and the Ray Dalio of the Philippines, Rex Mendoza joining us in the show!
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USE THE CODE TO ENTER: 157523
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BITCOIN ESSENTIALS:
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TRADING ESSENTIALS:
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INVEST IN FOREX
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SEND ME DMS:
To mail us stuff:
Attn: Yvonne Goh Germo (Please email or call first so we know we are expecting)
28 A Roxas Chua Circle Pacific Village, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines
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ONLINE COURSES:
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More about me:
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Chinkee Tan SANA ALL MY INVESTMENTS -
Discount code: MARVIN10
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VERY IMPORTANT
Please do not buy a stock just because it is talked about in Youtube. This video is for informational purposes. This is to give you a reference point and data on how you are suppose to analyse stocks only. Never buy or sell just because of this video.
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#StockSmarts #PhilippineStocks #StockMarket
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It is good to keep some cash in a bank account to secure your financial needs in case unexpected expenses come up in the future, but having too much cash may also mean a huge loss of opportunities.
With interest rates falling to historically low levels nowadays as a result of the pandemic crisis, tucking away too much money for emergency purposes may not be productive.
It is good to keep some cash in a bank account to secure your financial needs in case unexpected expenses come up in the future, but having too much cash may also mean a huge loss of opportunities.
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With interest rates falling to historically low levels nowadays as a result of the pandemic crisis, tucking away too much money for emergency purposes may not be productive.
If you have already established your emergency fund, which is about six months’ worth of your income, you should consider investing any excess cash for higher returns.
Ideally, the best time to invest is when you have saved at least P100,000 in excess cash. When you invest, there are three things you need to remember:
First, you need to identify your financial goal. How much money do you want to make when you invest your savings? What is the target return per year that you want to achieve from your investments?
Second, you need to know your timetable. How long do you want to accomplish your objective? A longer period means lower return on your investments, while higher returns mean shorter period.
Third, you need to know your risk tolerance. What is risky to you may not necessarily be risky to the next person. Aiming for higher return means taking higher risk, while lower risk means accepting lower returns.
What are the stocks that you should consider right now? What are the top stocks to look at given that we are in this new normal? Should you continue to buy stay at home related stocks or should you focus your attention on the stocks that will benefit when we recover once again!
We have one of your favorites, Rampver CEO and the Ray Dalio of the Philippines, Rex Mendoza joining us in the show!
______________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
USE THE CODE TO ENTER: 157523
_______________________________________
BITCOIN ESSENTIALS:
______________________________________
TRADING ESSENTIALS:
______________________________________
INVEST IN FOREX
______________________________________
SEND ME DMS:
To mail us stuff:
Attn: Yvonne Goh Germo (Please email or call first so we know we are expecting)
28 A Roxas Chua Circle Pacific Village, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines
______________________________________
ONLINE COURSES:
______________________________________
More about me:
______________________________________
Chinkee Tan SANA ALL MY INVESTMENTS -
Discount code: MARVIN10
______________________________________
VERY IMPORTANT
Please do not buy a stock just because it is talked about in Youtube. This video is for informational purposes. This is to give you a reference point and data on how you are suppose to analyse stocks only. Never buy or sell just because of this video.
______________________________________
#StockSmarts #PhilippineStocks #StockMarket
______________________________________
It is good to keep some cash in a bank account to secure your financial needs in case unexpected expenses come up in the future, but having too much cash may also mean a huge loss of opportunities.
With interest rates falling to historically low levels nowadays as a result of the pandemic crisis, tucking away too much money for emergency purposes may not be productive.
It is good to keep some cash in a bank account to secure your financial needs in case unexpected expenses come up in the future, but having too much cash may also mean a huge loss of opportunities.
ADVERTISEMENT
With interest rates falling to historically low levels nowadays as a result of the pandemic crisis, tucking away too much money for emergency purposes may not be productive.
If you have already established your emergency fund, which is about six months’ worth of your income, you should consider investing any excess cash for higher returns.
Ideally, the best time to invest is when you have saved at least P100,000 in excess cash. When you invest, there are three things you need to remember:
First, you need to identify your financial goal. How much money do you want to make when you invest your savings? What is the target return per year that you want to achieve from your investments?
Second, you need to know your timetable. How long do you want to accomplish your objective? A longer period means lower return on your investments, while higher returns mean shorter period.
Third, you need to know your risk tolerance. What is risky to you may not necessarily be risky to the next person. Aiming for higher return means taking higher risk, while lower risk means accepting lower returns.
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