Trading the Philippine Stock Market

[ohmygus]

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Bought additional PIP stocks today at 5.07.
Salamat nilupad akong BHI and SMPH today!

[Allan Latras]

What is with MBT nga wa man mo-saka? gi-biyaan man sa BDO....

[yeheyebay]

Added TEL pang dividend sa March while its cheap.

Salamat Bro.. 😊

[powerplay]

JFC... anyare?

[telnets]

nilupad ako TEL.. wooooooooooo.. go go go 3000 haha

[OUTthinking]

nag-gap up na ang smph...

[mr_vinz10]

any comment on BLOOM? is it blooming? thanks

[istoryamember]

Last time we saw BHI hit 0.13 and speculated that it will bounce (BHI hit 0.13, will it bounce?) BHI made a Kumo Break today sending a strong bullish signal. Current support is at 0.147 while next stop could be 0.153 per share or around 23.6% Fibonacci Retracement level. On our weekly chart we are looking at 0.159 per share and this is based on the flat Kumo which could pull the price up. Remember the reason we give why BHI will rise to 0.142 is because of the flat Kumo

Chikou Span is also in green signal as it move above the price 26 periods ago. RSI or Relative Strength Index registers an overbought level today but with the Marubozu candlestick formed today, I think BHI has just started to heat up.

Caveat!

Kumo Break on BHI. Will it hit near 0.16?

[headblockx888]

averaged up on marc. bought at 3.5..

[NARRA]

Future looks good for PLDT
SPYBITS By Babe G. Romualdez (The Philippine Star) | Updated March 6, 2014 - 12:00am

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) chairman Manny Pangi-linan and president and CEO Poly Na-zareno are in high spirits following the board meeting last Tuesday where audited financial and operating results for the previous year showed core net income rising to P38.7 billion, or five percent more than the P36.9 billion in 2012. The increase is mainly attributed to increased service revenues and higher EDITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization).

MVP and Poly are not exactly laughing all the way to the bank, but are certainly grinning from ear-to-ear despite a two percent decline in net earnings due in large part to losses and damages caused by Typhoon Yolanda estimated at P900 million, with several sites going down in the typhoon-devastated areas. However, the recent financial report does not include potential, recoveries from insurance payments.

PLDT is definitely on a growth trajectory going by the much-improved numbers with consolidated service revenues increasing three percent to over P164 billion due to enhanced income from data and Internet services, more than overcoming the legacy businesses of the country’s largest telecoms firm. The PLDT Board also approved a final regular dividend of P62 per share, plus a special dividend of P54 per share to bring the total dividend payout to P179 per share, which spells 100 percent of core income for seven years in a row.

Future looks good for PLDT | Business, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com