Investment

[narfnarf]

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Hello mga sir, naay nag offer nako ug free seminar bahin aning financial education, nindut kaha ni?

[anatawa_luffy]

Yeah, i understand you bro and in fact i do have business man sad though ginagmay ra. Kadto imo gi share naa ka point but mu matter man sad ang situation sa tawo ato. A person with a full time job, mag lisud jud anang business kay iyang attention is di man 100% focus sa iya business. And not all nga nag business ni success. In fact mas daghan pa ang na fail. For every 100 nga nag start ug business, 5 yrs after,95 ana is close na, while 2 ana is successful na and the other 3 is naa na sa critical stage.
Regarding sa book, i do have it bro. In fact, daghan na ko book ni kiyosaki...hehehe and to be honest, lisud i apply ang uban niya teachings...

I agree with you Sir Medwarc. Not all who put up a business became successful. Kapoy pud ang naay business. I myself experienced that and even franchising is not a guarantee.
Most people fail in business because they think that money is the no. 1 important thing in putting up one but sad to say no it's not.

[anatawa_luffy]

Sa asa man na Sir murag nice na dah..

[cyphered]

Hello mga sir, naay nag offer nako ug free seminar bahin aning financial education, nindut kaha ni?

naay kerygma na seminar ni bo sanchez sir. naa silay stall sa ayala. mahal lang.

[wacky_zach]

Hi Guys!!!!!

"If you want something you haven't had before, do something you haven't done before."

[arclops]

Not to be rude but a guaranteed investment return is like saying you can see the future...

[MeMing]

If you want modest returns, let someone else manage your money. Someone in this case could be:

1. Banks
2. Investment companies
3. Brokerage firms

If you want the best returns for your hard earned money, you use it yourself either by putting up a business or investing in one through stocks you directly manage. Of course there are other mediums as well depending on who you know and your background.

ALL of these of course carries inherent risks. If you however lose your money by putting up your own business (being an entrepreneur), the lessons you'll learn along the way will no doubt pave way for future success if you take them in (kung magmahay2 lang ka aw wala gyud kay makat-unan sunod nimo negosyo mahay lang gihapon imong bati-on).

One other difference if you go the entrepreneurship route is the fact that it will not be "passive". In fact, it will be the hardest thing you'll probably ever do in your life. You'll lose sleep, even be confined in hospitals for overworking. So if hard work isn't something you look forward to, best let someone else play with your money. I know I won't make this same mistake again having lost nearly 100K from investing 500K in sunlife without even knowing the details on what stocks they lost from using my money.

[wacky_zach]

Hi Guys!!!!!

"If you want something you haven't had before, do something you haven't done before."

[jackdi]

Not to be rude but a guaranteed investment return is like saying you can see the future...

+1 jud ko ni Boss Arcklops...

Though 10% sounds attainable than 20%+, red flag jud kaayo na gihapon na'ng tagline nga guaranteed investment... and most especially kung naa'y statement nga "...I could share with you about our company and perhaps arrange a meeting..." sa tomoy. No offense meant lang pod ha, but this is how i always see it.

[wacky_zach]

Hi Guys!!!!!

"If you want something you haven't had before, do something you haven't done before."