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Last month, I attended Citisec­On­line’s Invest­ing in the Stock Mar­ket Today sem­i­nar. For a novice investor like me, I find the sem­i­nar not-so-technical, infor­ma­tive, and inter­est­ing. I also attended the COL Easy Invest­ment Pro­gram Brief­ing two months ago. So I think I now have the basic idea of how the stock mar­ket grooves.

COL, as an online stock bro­ker, offers con­ve­nient access to dif­fer­ent resources to its clients’ trad­ing needs. They even give their rec­om­men­da­tions on what stocks to buy, hold and sell, which I think is really great con­sid­er­ing I don’t want to be both­ered by the Fun­da­men­tal and Tech­ni­cal Analy­sis thing.

Well, I might take that back. I think the FA and TA thing are quite inter­est­ing. Imag­ine, if you’ll just be able to mas­ter these things, be a day-to-day trader, and cre­ate a pro­gram that can alert you to hey-it’s-time-to-buy-this and hey-it’s-time-to-sell-that.

Since, I’m not that geeky yet to study these analy­ses, I chose their Easy Invest­ment Pro­gram.
I define con­ve­nience as min­i­mum risk with high earn­ing poten­tial over time. Haha! How do I con­vert that to a formula?!

With the EIP’s con­ve­nience, an investor will just have to invest a cer­tain amount of money each month to buy stock posi­tions of the top com­pa­nies. Do this for ten to twenty years, faith­fully, and one can retire a multi-millionaire. COL rec­om­mends invest­ing to six solid com­pa­nies, namely:

• Ayala Land, Inc. — ALI
• Bank of the Philip­pine Islands — BPI
• Jol­libee Foods Corp. — JFC
• Manila Water Co. Inc — MWC
• SM Prime Hold­ings Inc — SMPH
• Philip­pine Long Dis­tance Tele­phone Co. — TEL

On the course of the sem­i­nar, dif­fer­ent top­ics were dis­cussed like infla­tion, cost-averaging, buy low, sell high, and the likes. And it all trans­lates to me as money work­ing for me.

Haha! Do I suck at prod­uct endorse­ments?! Yes?!
I’m not a sales per­son. But I’m rich!

Take con­trol of your finances.
A 70:30, money-to-spend to money-to-save ratio of your income can be a good start. Every month, try to live by 70% of your income. My men­tor also sug­gests that the 30% you save, be allo­cated to emer­gency funds, money-to-invest, money-to-pay-debts-in-advance and tithe.

Yay! To all agnos­tics out there, you can just dis­re­gard tithe.

PS: Learn more about the Philip­pine Stock Mar­ket, and know how it can work for you.
Visit CitisecOnline.com

PPS: Do You Want to Gain Finan­cial Wealth and Spir­i­tual Abun­dance at the Same Time?
Yes! Of course!