Need Lessons on Investment

[kittymint]

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Where can I find someone who can teach me about stocks, mutual funds, bonds, etc? And where can we get good financial advisers?

I've been researching in the net for information and know few basic ideas about them pero i want a more personal interaction so i can understand better. there are some terms na dili familiar and i don't want to make unnecessary mistakes when i do invest just because of ignorance. dili na ta ka ingon na ignorance is bliss kay real world and real money na gud ni

i've talked to some companies pero they are usually promoting their product etc so dili sila muexplain unless you join their group. frustrating kaayo. xp

interested sad ko if naay ba magduwa sa cashflow game sa cebu

[hacxcena]

Basin makatabang ni bro Investment Company Association of the Philippines

There is also a group in Cebu who play the cashflow game. Limot lang ko asa to dapit na thread.

[emb_ventures]

nay mga agents dire ......basa basaha lang ang mga post in different threads

[demonyito]

try to contact hannah.. she has enough knowledge on this matter!

[emb_ventures]

there are more topics related to it sa net...they're just a few clicks away...

[lejean]

stocks, mutual funds and other investments are kinda very tricky, it needs patience to understand this field and a lot of digging until you come up with the right decision.

i remember in one of the shows in "oprah" if you don't know what to do with your money put it in a bank or somewhere where it is safe and if you know what to do with the money then that's the time to get it back and then make it roll for you.

regarding lessons there are books, and people who can do that for you... but best jud if you do it your way and ma amaze ka what you can dig out in the net, thru acquaintances and etc about investments.

[emb_ventures]

if you are aiming for financial freedom...stocks and mutual funds will not get you there fast...i didn't find its fluctuating performances year after year favorable for investors. it could go as low as 6 % per annum and worst to the negative level...as it clearly says...the risk is at moderate to high level

[smurky]

yes... seldom you'll encounter people who'll teach you for FREE bout mutual funds, etc...

si honey2723 kay naay cashflow boardgame.... just PM her...

Where can I find someone who can teach me about stocks, mutual funds, bonds, etc? And where can we get good financial advisers?

I've been researching in the net for information and know few basic ideas about them pero i want a more personal interaction so i can understand better. there are some terms na dili familiar and i don't want to make unnecessary mistakes when i do invest just because of ignorance. dili na ta ka ingon na ignorance is bliss kay real world and real money na gud ni

i've talked to some companies pero they are usually promoting their product etc so dili sila muexplain unless you join their group. frustrating kaayo. xp

interested sad ko if naay ba magduwa sa cashflow game sa cebu

[jess]

if you are aiming for financial freedom...stocks and mutual funds will not get you there fast...i didn't find its fluctuating performances year after year favorable for investors. it could go as low as 6 % per annum and worst to the negative level...as it clearly says...the risk is at moderate to high level

financial freedom is a state of being or simply - a status, not just having lot's of money. there are pipol, u doesn't have credit card debts, and they consider themselves financially free. there are pipol who has a lot of businesses left and right, but all they get is head ache, that's not financial freedom.

Financial freedom is a combined result of hardwork, discipline and right financial information. Financial freedom is a longterm deal. and one vehicle for longterm stability/profit is investing in stocks. Over 10 years, nobody losses money in stocks! and it's almost tax-free(minimal tax).

invest in stocks now and in 3-5 years, you'll thank yourself. :>

[lejean]

financial freedom is a state of being or simply - a status, not just having lot's of money. there are pipol, u doesn't have credit card debts, and they consider themselves financially free. there are pipol who has a lot of businesses left and right, but all they get is head ache, that's not financial freedom.

Financial freedom is a combined result of hardwork, discipline and right financial information. Financial freedom is a longterm deal. and one vehicle for longterm stability/profit is investing in stocks. Over 10 years, nobody losses money in stocks! and it's almost tax-free(minimal tax).

invest in stocks now and in 3-5 years, you'll thank yourself. :>

it only depends though, if you know how to play in the game of stocks and mutual funds okay ra man pud.. but if you have no idea and magsakit mo ulo understanding the different strategies to earn big then go!

but if you think that in stocks all you need to do is invest and put your money on it, then you are far from knowing the real deal... it takes not just shelling out money. it's like a gamble you either win or loss.. see what happened to those businesses who are big stockholders of some companies who are bankrupt now? you think they can still get back their money or earn profits? i doubt...