In choosing investments, the rate of return should always be considered. It is important that we know how much we will be earning in a given time. It is also best to compare the proposed investments with other investments. The risk versus the rewards is weighed after which a decision is made as to whether or not the risk involved is worth the reward that will be won.
People have been asking me lately if they should invest in the Philippine stock market or not. Majority of them also wanted to know how they should start. I am not sure if they are really serious about it. They could just be curious considering that it is all over the news that the stock market’s performance is very positive.
This is the final part of the series on principles of investment in the stock market. The last seven principles was discussed in the past articles. We will be discussing the last three principles in this article. Visit my blog if you want to see the whole article.
While I was doing my usual visit to the Southwestern University (SWU) Cebu City Philippines, School of Law alumni association friendster group, I cam across a very heated issue. The issue that was started by an unknown topic starter stated, “2007 Bar exam Passers are phonies.”
