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“Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” - Warren Buffett

@BirthdayCoder Apologies for the inconvenience. Our system was attacked by malware and we shut down to contain the virus and prevent the spread to other systems. We’ve since replaced out servers and fortified our firewalls. We hope to be back in operation on Friday. Thank you for your patience.

@ABCapitalGroup Down system nyo sa gcash paki ayus Naman

And the best performing Unit Investment Trust Funds for Equities in 2024 were . . .

It’s true, we are among the fastest growing economies in the world.

We were on our way. And then suddenly . . .

OceanaGold announces its IPO just as gold hits a new ALL-TIME high.

Thanks to Jollibee and competition for keeping McDo’s prices in check. But then margins must be collapsing, amidst inflation.

If you think our stock market has been bad these last few years, try Hong Kong’s . . .

Fun fact: Which country’s passport grants its holders entry to the most countries without a visa? Japan and Singapore rank at the top, along with France, Germany, Italy and Spain. The Philippines ranks 73rd, below Thailand and Indonesia, but above Vietnam and Cambodia.

Four straight years of falling stock prices amidst four straight years of rising earnings - stocks must be quite cheap now.

@tiktokonmarkets On now, on pilot launch.

@ABCapitalGroup is it finally happening? 😃

Close to 60% of Americans own stocks - compared to less than 2% of Filipinos. GStocks now provides instant access to stock trading to over 80 million GCash users.

Stock Market value turnover is set to close the year at just USD85 million per day - the lowest in 14 years. Back in 2009, the PCOMP traded at 3000. Cory Aquino passed away, GMA and Noli de Castro were serving their last year in office, and typhoon Ondoy hit the country.

In the US, this year’s money was made not in the buying or selling but in the SITTING. Worth remembering when the market here turns.

@_rmendoza_ Actually, we are. Q3’s 5.9% number was real, not nominal.

@_rmendoza_ That is what the stats say. But that should’ve created second-round effects by way of salaries and consumption.

With all the Q3 numbers out, it appears that corporate earnings growth was fueled mostly by price increases rather than volume growth. So where did the 5.9% GDP growth number come from?

“Higher for Longer” no longer? Surging gold prices reflect expectations of a weaker Dollar; which in turn reflect expectations of Fed easing sooner rather than later.

Too much of a good thing?? Why do the more prosperous countries appear to be the least active on social media?