Investing can be an easy or stressful situation depending on the investor, so it is essential to understand where you’re invested first.
Tag: Investing
Red Flags: How to know if you’re investing in a scam?
“Financial scams will continue to happen as long as people don’t know how to identify them. Money is a behavioral topic and does not require above-average intelligence to understand. However, as long as people have a faulty understanding of how money works, many will continuously fall victim to scams.”
An Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Dividend Investing Through the Stock Market
Disclaimer: Before you continue reading, please take note that the information provided in this post is based on the author’s research, personal experiences, and available market
5 Things I Learned From Buying IPOs in 2021
Every publicly-listed company in the stock market has at one point undergone an Initial Public Offering or IPO, whether directly or indirectly (through a backdoor
Yes, you can invest with as little as P50
Remember that with any investment instrument, there are risks involved that you should know and that there is no guaranteed investment.
The Downside of Peso-Cost Averaging in Stocks
While this is a good start to invest, especially if you have a busy schedule, the bad news is you may be missing out on other opportunities in the stock market.
The Hierarchy of a Strong Financial Foundation
Proper wealth management needs a proper understanding of this basic concept.
An Absolute Beginner’s Guide to the Philippine Stock Market
The Philippine Stock Market has a lot to offer to anyone willing to learn. To help ordinary people know more about the market, here is a simple guide before plunging in the world of the stock market.
Never Invest in Something You Don’t Understand
I’ve met many people who became so excited to start investing. Maybe after hearing positive reviews from family, friends, and workmates regarding certain products.
11 Lessons I Learned From My First Three Years of Investing
Here are 11 of the most important investment and personal finance lessons that I learned through my first 3 years of working: