ONE OF THE BEST STRATEGIES TO INVEST IN THE US STOCK industry | Marvin Germo
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How can you invest in the US stock industry for 1 US Dollar: https://youtu.be/Pfu4b7UtU5M
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There are roughly 1.2 million Filipinos currently investing in the Philippines shares industry. It may seem a lot but it actually only constitutes 1% of the Philippine population, which is very low.
We asked our network of friends and family to break down the barriers to investing that Filipinos like them face. We note that the barriers are not always financial or economic, but often are psychological. Lots of Filipinos may actually have disposable earnings that may be used for investing only if they are able to get over a few of the myths and barriers they may have about investing and the shares industry.
equities investing is for rich people. “Pang-mayaman lang yan!”
Well to a certain degree this is still true especially when you see that some brokers still require upwards of at least PHP 100,000 before you can invest with them, With the onset of online trading however, more and more platforms are allowing middle class and regular Juans and Marias with a starting entry capital of PHP 1,000. With the internet, so much data and some tools which only brokerage companies only had access to are also now available for individuals.
It’s complicated. “Nose-bleed. Di ko magets”
It is common to hear complaints or comments that all the numbers and charts can be complicated. When you can only see a few letters and a lot of numbers on the company pages of the newspapers, it indeed can be confusing. We aren’t even talking yet about the candlestick charts that some advanced investors may refer to. A few think they need to have someone to mentor them. Thankfully, there are stockbroker firms that offer free workshops and seminars on investing but most of these are held only in Metro Manila and a few bigger cities in Visayas and Mindanao. There are also lots of resources available online to help beginners learn from a range of sources.
I don’t know how or where to start. “Paano?”
Personal money management and investing are rarely taught, if at all, in Philippine schools. Over half of Filipinos are wage earners relying on regular monthly or bi-monthly earnings, and the occasional annual bonuses. The next group rely on their family members remitting money from working overseas. Building wealth and getting out of poverty is on top of family goals, which is why education is almost always on everyone’s list of goals for themselves and their families. economic literacy is generally low and it is uncommon for Filipinos to not know how the shares industry works. Those who may be keen to learn more don’t know how or where to start. With some, the only time they ever learn about managing their money management is when they get approached by coverage agents who educate them the value of securing their own and their families’ future.
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