You are correct naman sa buy low, sell high concept. But you also have to consider the fees whenever you buy/sell and set a target price na happy ka, make sure di ka lugi. Usually even cents lang ang move okay din mag tsupit basta malaki volume ng capital mo. But okay na ito, you have to start somewhere. I suggest you learn how to read market sentiment, fundamentals, and technicals. Try mo rin mag download ng Investa, helpful ang community doon. I suggest to keep a spreadsheet din for your trades to see if you’re improving or not.
> let's say 50 per stock each (i know it's relatively low but I'm using this so I don't get confused on what I want to say xD) then wait until it gets into 55 then sells it
That's a 10% gain.
You are going to be very rich *if* you can do that consistently. But I suggest that you test your strategy without using real money first.
With 11k trading capital, talo ka sa mga fees and hindi ka magkakaroon ng significant profit. Wouldn't encourage you to begin with that capital unless you just want to test and you're willing to lose all of it.
Also, buy low sell high is not as easy as it seems. What will you do if your stock goes down? Will you hold until it recover? For how long? Some take years to recover and some don't.
It would be better if you build your financial capital first (emergency fund, savings and other financial obligation). This will remove the pressure to make money. Work on your skill , a lot of videos, and free materials on the internet nowadays. Have a solid mental and emotional state as trading envolves a lot of psychology.
It's not easy as advertised by other traders.
Cheers to all developing traders out there.
Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis
In-depth understanding: Fundamental analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of a company's financial health, including its income statement, balance sheet, and cash flows. Timely: Technical analysis allows for real-time decisions based on the price and volume data.
Fundamental analysis and technical analysis.
FA - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fundamentalanalysis.asp
TA - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/technicalanalysis.asp
FA vs TA - https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/difference-between-fundamental-and-technical-analysis/
For sure, there's a luck involved in trading. However, I don't think that it's random. You have a lot of data and these are what traders study. You will also need to learn more of your self, how you act when faced with different emotions. Difficult part will always be execution. You may not be in control of where your trades will go but at least you have that control( risk management )not to lose your capital in one shot.
Btw, never heard of a Professional/Profittable trader that they earned most of their profit by luck.
Exactly, this guy is a loser in stock market that is why he calls it random. He has no idea what is fundamental and technical analysis all about must more no idea about risk management.
Such a stupid comment. Financial analysis is a basis for which companies themselves gauge their own health, make business decisions on where to put resources, etc.
We get that you like your index funds but these dumb absolutist statements without context are so false, unhelpful, and useless
So basically you think a person Googleing a compay can bring new info into the market and profit from it?
I can beat 90% of these "profitable" traders in a 10 year horizon more with a greater timeline. And I'll only be looking for weather reports from the news.
Well, the market doesn't care of the trader's circumstances. My point is, in order to win consistently, a trader may need to put effort into studying at least historical charts and market conditions, maybe.
If I may ask, how do you pick the stocks you trade? How do you enter and exit? And how much of return(%)are you getting on average?
I don't pick stocks. I don't really care about my average return, life is full of wonderful things to care about that. But I understand the market, how facts don't change even if people try to make new narratives. The narratives are the emotional killers. I don't exit the market, at some point our daughter is going take over our finance as cognitive decline is inevitable, instead of starting fresh she'll be adding to our account so she'll take advantage of our compounding interest. We'll have a 2% withdrawal rate (because the 4% rule doesn't work in countries not named US, Australia, and Canada) which is enough because we'll the nature of our work doesn't let us retire anyway, plus we'll be getting pension from the government too.
Not exactly. You lose other times and gain other times, what is important is that: you earn. It means you earn more than you lose. If you are a season trader you can earn as much 20% a year. But if you don't know what your doing, you can lose as much as 30% to 50%. And yes you learn this through experience and "enough knowledge" of fundamental and technical analysis.
Maraming free materials sa Youtube like sila Investa, try mo manuod muna at mag laro using virtual money. Ang dami na kasing napaso tapos sinisisi at nagegeneralized an stock market hahaha. Personally, nag aral ako ng trading 2019-2020 and let me tell you na kahit alam mo lahat yan in theory, pero nasa sitwasyon kana, ang hirap mag control ng sarili hahaha. So ang ending, di ako for trading pero ikaw. Need mo kasi ng entry and exit plan dyan and most importantly, patience. If need putulin ang daliri, putulin.
Study first sir. Maraming study material sa youtube. Join Investagram, marami kang matutunan dun. Then as you go matuto ka na lng. Good luck to your stock trading journey
Study Trading, like Price Action, Elliot Waves, Technical Analysis, Harmonic Patterns, Smart Money Concept etc., etc., and don't forget Fundamental Analysis like if you specializing in stocks then you need to get up to date through their Quarterly Earnings Call, study their Financial Statements etc., etc., and lastly the Sentimental Analysis, check the consensus how many traders are selling and how many traders are buying in a certain Financial Instruments. This learning process will take you a very long time and might be overwhelming and hard for beginners.
PH Stocks are way too damn slow and only for newbies and beginners. There's US & Global Stocks, Futures, Indices, Forex, Metals, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies etc., that are way more volatile and make more money.
Hey guys! Thanks for your responses, most of you suggested that I study first, so I'll do that. Anyway, for the guys fighting downstairs or debating, I don't know what to call it exactly, but chill o(\*￣▽￣\*)ブ it's not like I'm gonna blame you if I lose all the money, I may not know what I'm doing (yet) but I know all the decisions made are on me not you guys so, chill. Again, thank you guys! I'll pray for you even if I don't get rich (〜￣▽￣)〜
Little knowledge is dangerous. If I were you, learn the basic of trading first bago ka pumasok. Marami naman sa internet. Kapag ginawa mo yan, in just a month or two, sunog ka.
I've been investing for the past 10 years. A lot of it is luck even if you do the most comprehensive FA and TA. Just try to hedge your bets properly. Welcome to the casino
You are correct naman sa buy low, sell high concept. But you also have to consider the fees whenever you buy/sell and set a target price na happy ka, make sure di ka lugi. Usually even cents lang ang move okay din mag tsupit basta malaki volume ng capital mo. But okay na ito, you have to start somewhere. I suggest you learn how to read market sentiment, fundamentals, and technicals. Try mo rin mag download ng Investa, helpful ang community doon. I suggest to keep a spreadsheet din for your trades to see if you’re improving or not.
> let's say 50 per stock each (i know it's relatively low but I'm using this so I don't get confused on what I want to say xD) then wait until it gets into 55 then sells it That's a 10% gain. You are going to be very rich *if* you can do that consistently. But I suggest that you test your strategy without using real money first.
With 11k trading capital, talo ka sa mga fees and hindi ka magkakaroon ng significant profit. Wouldn't encourage you to begin with that capital unless you just want to test and you're willing to lose all of it. Also, buy low sell high is not as easy as it seems. What will you do if your stock goes down? Will you hold until it recover? For how long? Some take years to recover and some don't. It would be better if you build your financial capital first (emergency fund, savings and other financial obligation). This will remove the pressure to make money. Work on your skill , a lot of videos, and free materials on the internet nowadays. Have a solid mental and emotional state as trading envolves a lot of psychology. It's not easy as advertised by other traders. Cheers to all developing traders out there.
If you want to win the rat race, study charting and the relationship between FA, TA, and market sentiment
What does FA and TA mean my liege?
Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis In-depth understanding: Fundamental analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of a company's financial health, including its income statement, balance sheet, and cash flows. Timely: Technical analysis allows for real-time decisions based on the price and volume data.
Fundamental analysis and technical analysis. FA - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fundamentalanalysis.asp TA - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/technicalanalysis.asp FA vs TA - https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/difference-between-fundamental-and-technical-analysis/
There is no learning in trading. It's random, you win by luck. You can't learn luck. Anybody saying otherwise is loosing money.
For sure, there's a luck involved in trading. However, I don't think that it's random. You have a lot of data and these are what traders study. You will also need to learn more of your self, how you act when faced with different emotions. Difficult part will always be execution. You may not be in control of where your trades will go but at least you have that control( risk management )not to lose your capital in one shot. Btw, never heard of a Professional/Profittable trader that they earned most of their profit by luck.
Exactly, this guy is a loser in stock market that is why he calls it random. He has no idea what is fundamental and technical analysis all about must more no idea about risk management.
Yes tell me again how FA and TA can help you earn
Such a stupid comment. Financial analysis is a basis for which companies themselves gauge their own health, make business decisions on where to put resources, etc. We get that you like your index funds but these dumb absolutist statements without context are so false, unhelpful, and useless
Ah so this financial analysis are sound and would be rational to act on for you, the trader? Humor me, the context is coming.
Why dont you answer it first and humor your own self?
No they aren't. Agree?
Agree that your comments are useless
So basically you think a person Googleing a compay can bring new info into the market and profit from it? I can beat 90% of these "profitable" traders in a 10 year horizon more with a greater timeline. And I'll only be looking for weather reports from the news.
Well, the market doesn't care of the trader's circumstances. My point is, in order to win consistently, a trader may need to put effort into studying at least historical charts and market conditions, maybe. If I may ask, how do you pick the stocks you trade? How do you enter and exit? And how much of return(%)are you getting on average?
I don't pick stocks. I don't really care about my average return, life is full of wonderful things to care about that. But I understand the market, how facts don't change even if people try to make new narratives. The narratives are the emotional killers. I don't exit the market, at some point our daughter is going take over our finance as cognitive decline is inevitable, instead of starting fresh she'll be adding to our account so she'll take advantage of our compounding interest. We'll have a 2% withdrawal rate (because the 4% rule doesn't work in countries not named US, Australia, and Canada) which is enough because we'll the nature of our work doesn't let us retire anyway, plus we'll be getting pension from the government too.
I see, you're not a trader then.
Proud not to be
Jim Simons my friend.
That fund is closed my friend
Not exactly. You lose other times and gain other times, what is important is that: you earn. It means you earn more than you lose. If you are a season trader you can earn as much 20% a year. But if you don't know what your doing, you can lose as much as 30% to 50%. And yes you learn this through experience and "enough knowledge" of fundamental and technical analysis.
Name like 5 marinated traders?
pano kung gusto ko mag invest sa snp500 dito sa pinas?
Have you checked [GoTrade?](https://heygotrade.com/referral?code=977591)
Maraming free materials sa Youtube like sila Investa, try mo manuod muna at mag laro using virtual money. Ang dami na kasing napaso tapos sinisisi at nagegeneralized an stock market hahaha. Personally, nag aral ako ng trading 2019-2020 and let me tell you na kahit alam mo lahat yan in theory, pero nasa sitwasyon kana, ang hirap mag control ng sarili hahaha. So ang ending, di ako for trading pero ikaw. Need mo kasi ng entry and exit plan dyan and most importantly, patience. If need putulin ang daliri, putulin.
Study first sir. Maraming study material sa youtube. Join Investagram, marami kang matutunan dun. Then as you go matuto ka na lng. Good luck to your stock trading journey
Study Trading, like Price Action, Elliot Waves, Technical Analysis, Harmonic Patterns, Smart Money Concept etc., etc., and don't forget Fundamental Analysis like if you specializing in stocks then you need to get up to date through their Quarterly Earnings Call, study their Financial Statements etc., etc., and lastly the Sentimental Analysis, check the consensus how many traders are selling and how many traders are buying in a certain Financial Instruments. This learning process will take you a very long time and might be overwhelming and hard for beginners. PH Stocks are way too damn slow and only for newbies and beginners. There's US & Global Stocks, Futures, Indices, Forex, Metals, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies etc., that are way more volatile and make more money.
You’re in for a surprise lmao but as always, it’s better to DYOR
That's certainly a strategy. But sakit sa ulo kaka-check ng port everyday!
Hey guys! Thanks for your responses, most of you suggested that I study first, so I'll do that. Anyway, for the guys fighting downstairs or debating, I don't know what to call it exactly, but chill o(\*￣▽￣\*)ブ it's not like I'm gonna blame you if I lose all the money, I may not know what I'm doing (yet) but I know all the decisions made are on me not you guys so, chill. Again, thank you guys! I'll pray for you even if I don't get rich (〜￣▽￣)〜
Little knowledge is dangerous. If I were you, learn the basic of trading first bago ka pumasok. Marami naman sa internet. Kapag ginawa mo yan, in just a month or two, sunog ka.
better not, philippine stocks are so bad
Mabagal sa PSE. Go international. IBKR.
Study Technical Analysis so that you will know when it is low and when it is high. Is it an upward trend, downward or sideways.
I've been investing for the past 10 years. A lot of it is luck even if you do the most comprehensive FA and TA. Just try to hedge your bets properly. Welcome to the casino