Stock Market Gains personal experience

[Streamline]

based sa akong experience in the market, para nako ang pinaka importante is to sell your stock when wa siya mo behave the way you expected it unya hold on to it kung ni perform siya sa imohang expectation.ang akong nakat-unan is walay tawo nga 100% sure unsay mahitabo in the future kay kung naa pa daghan na unta kaayo ang billinaryo karon.ang atua diha nga mo palit ta ug stock nga dunay highest probability nga mosaka ang presyo based sa iyang fundamentals or technical.dili gyod ta ka establish ug trading system nga 100% ang accuracy. mao nga expected gyod nga duna gyod kay losing trades. bisan pa si warren buffet ug si peter lynch nga considered the most successful ani nga business duna gihapon na silay mga losing trades.kahibawo lang sila mo get out when they are wrong and hold on when they are right. sa laktud nga pagka sulti money management ang importante kaayo ani nga business

[makie]

For the last 3 weeks, been rotating these stocks on my portfolio: LC, MA, NI, and ORE. Gained more than 35% from these four alone.

[kidynamite]

salamat kaau sa atong mga kind hearted nga storyans diri nga nag share jud sa ilang mga kaalam about sa stock market bisan nag nosebleed nami mga newbies nag basa sa ilang mga explaination.. heheheheh

[scriptologist]

I just started this august, my initial capital is 5K. I was about 15% down at first, but was able to recover my losses by observing and researching how the stock market really works. One of the biggest mistake I made, was panic selling, whenever my stock hits negative I would sell it in an instant instead of holding on to it and to let it recover or even makes a gain, for days or so. I have a threshold on what percent loss/gain should I hold on to the stock before selling it to minimize loss and if gain, not to be greedy. I also learned to control my emotions when to buy and when to sell, before I would buy anything during trading hours without knowing what the particular stock just to zero-out my cash value, but I learned that not buying anything at all while still holding your cash safely is the best choice. Trading stocks depends on the traders attitude and what technique suits himself. I started at 5K and gradually increasing it as my learning continues to minimize the money loss. I read the forum discussions, the gurus like MoD, epgarias, neshem, and others alike really help me a lot. No matter how small your loss or gain, respect it, don't look at the amount, look at the percentage. I'm now at 8% gain

[TristanE]

Unsaon natu pag start ani? I'm interested.

[MoD]

if you want to learn... pls read sa usa ka thread .. trading in Philippine stock market... all info naa na didto... try to read page 1-100... if you say its too long.. then forget about stock market... after that open dayun ug account bsan 10k lng.. lahi jud ang tinuod ug trading game....


One thing for sure.. tanan mi ni agi losses. specially when starting.... but rewards are BIG.. specially if kamao na ka...

[Metz]

if you want to learn... pls read sa usa ka thread .. trading in Philippine stock market... all info naa na didto... try to read page 1-100... if you say its too long.. then forget about stock market... after that open dayun ug account bsan 10k lng.. lahi jud ang tinuod ug trading game....


One thing for sure.. tanan mi ni agi losses. specially when starting.... but rewards are BIG.. specially if kamao na ka...

sakto kaayo.
basically if wala mo time to study an alternative is mutual funds.
it can provide 12% to 20% return per annum in the long term.

but if kugihan jud and daghan oras, go for stocks.

whatever you choose, malipay rami basta one more Pinoy ga save ug invest.

[TristanE]

if you want to learn... pls read sa usa ka thread .. trading in Philippine stock market... all info naa na didto... try to read page 1-100... if you say its too long.. then forget about stock market... after that open dayun ug account bsan 10k lng.. lahi jud ang tinuod ug trading game....


One thing for sure.. tanan mi ni agi losses. specially when starting.... but rewards are BIG.. specially if kamao na ka...

Salamat kaayo. Ako ni basahon.

[makie]

Losing is part of the game. It is the stepping stone for greater gains. If you're not ready or willing to lose some, you're not going to gain much.

[Air_Bender]

I just started this august, my initial capital is 5K. I was about 15% down at first, but was able to recover my losses by observing and researching how the stock market really works. One of the biggest mistake I made, was panic selling, whenever my stock hits negative I would sell it in an instant instead of holding on to it and to let it recover or even makes a gain, for days or so. I have a threshold on what percent loss/gain should I hold on to the stock before selling it to minimize loss and if gain, not to be greedy. I also learned to control my emotions when to buy and when to sell, before I would buy anything during trading hours without knowing what the particular stock just to zero-out my cash value, but I learned that not buying anything at all while still holding your cash safely is the best choice. Trading stocks depends on the traders attitude and what technique suits himself. I started at 5K and gradually increasing it as my learning continues to minimize the money loss. I read the forum discussions, the gurus like MoD, epgarias, neshem, and others alike really help me a lot. No matter how small your loss or gain, respect it, don't look at the amount, look at the percentage. I'm now at 8% gain

Asa ka nakapalit aning 5K worth na stock bai? Interesado ko ani...