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  1. #4091

    Quote Originally Posted by lestat1350 View Post
    mga sir ug mam good day....just seeking some inputs...if one person decides to quit work and become a full time
    trader...how much capital would it require to keep you going and earn on a monthly basis just to support basic needs...
    salamat sa mga mo tubag...
    This is very subjective since we don't know how much imong gasto every month but I hope this helps (since I'm generally a full time trader kay 70% of my daily expenses come from my trading gains then 30% lang sweldo). This is what I do..

    Assuming nga P30K imong gastos every month, P30K X 12 = P360K
    P360K is 10% of P3.6M
    Hence you need at least P3.6M or maybe P4M to start trading full time (if P30K monthly imong gastos).

    The principle is, get 10% per year from your trading gains and budget it for the entire year (divide it by 12 para per month). Why per year? Why not per month or per quarter? Because per month or per quarter is too short and prone ka sa volatility. 10% per year is very achievable is you know how to trade. In fact, you could earn that amount in just a month or two but be conservative lang. The good thing about it is like this..

    assuming you earned 20% this year (on top of your P3.6M)
    Your P3.6M becomes P4.32M
    subtract 10% or P432T, you have P3.888M left

    You have P3.888M to roll for next year so assume na pud nato nga nitubo siya ug 20%, that means your P3.888M becomes P4.66M
    Take 10% (For your year's expenses) or P466T, you have P4.2M left..

    If you just earn more than 10% per year, nagkadako imong monthly allocation every year. The most important thing, your money growing by at least 10%, inflation is only increasing by 3% to 4%, siguradong tubo imong kwarta.

    Hope this helps.

  2. #4092
    Quote Originally Posted by makie29 View Post
    This is very subjective since we don't know how much imong gasto every month but I hope this helps (since I'm generally a full time trader kay 70% of my daily expenses come from my trading gains then 30% lang sweldo). This is what I do..

    Assuming nga P30K imong gastos every month, P30K X 12 = P360K
    P360K is 10% of P3.6M
    Hence you need at least P3.6M or maybe P4M to start trading full time (if P30K monthly imong gastos).

    The principle is, get 10% per year from your trading gains and budget it for the entire year (divide it by 12 para per month). Why per year? Why not per month or per quarter? Because per month or per quarter is too short and prone ka sa volatility. 10% per year is very achievable is you know how to trade. In fact, you could earn that amount in just a month or two but be conservative lang. The good thing about it is like this..

    assuming you earned 20% this year (on top of your P3.6M)
    Your P3.6M becomes P4.32M
    subtract 10% or P432T, you have P3.888M left

    You have P3.888M to roll for next year so assume na pud nato nga nitubo siya ug 20%, that means your P3.888M becomes P4.66M
    Take 10% (For your year's expenses) or P466T, you have P4.2M left..

    If you just earn more than 10% per year, nagkadako imong monthly allocation every year. The most important thing, your money growing by at least 10%, inflation is only increasing by 3% to 4%, siguradong tubo imong kwarta.

    Hope this helps.
    thank your sir Makie!! much appreciated...dako dako gyud day puhunan sir...need to work super harder pa diay =)

  3. #4093
    Ahahaha!
    Pag-open nako sa ako COL account karon bah, mao ni ang naa sa ubos:


    First time ko nakakita og ingon ani (noob)
    Ang akong MPI ra jud ang wala diha.

    Pero basahon sa nako oi.
    _______________
    Oppsss.. naa man diay ang MPI sa ubos, wala nako ma-scroll down
    Last edited by jackdi; 04-02-2015 at 02:41 PM.

  4. #4094
    Quote Originally Posted by jackdi View Post
    Ahahaha!
    Pag-open nako sa ako COL account karon bah, mao ni ang naa sa ubos:


    First time ko nakakita og ingon ani (noob)
    Ang akong MPI ra jud ang wala diha.

    Pero basahon sa nako oi.
    _______________
    Oppsss.. naa man diay ang MPI sa ubos, wala nako ma-scroll down
    Dividends ni bro? Mao ni tanan sa imong portfolio? Daghana na nimo companies oi hehehe nice.

  5. #4095
    Quote Originally Posted by rhodem24 View Post
    Dividends ni bro? Mao ni tanan sa imong portfolio? Daghana na nimo companies oi hehehe nice.
    I wish nga DIV ni tanan Boss!!! Dili man diay oi.
    Mga news and updates man ang uban.

    Yes Boss, mao na ako port. Daghan, pero ang usual question is : May volume bah?
    With or without volume, lipay na ko ani oi
    Last edited by jackdi; 04-03-2015 at 10:30 AM. Reason: naa diay cash div ang uban oi. :D

  6. #4096
    I am 21 and just graduated. Where do I start? How much do I need at least (to play a little a learn how it works)?

  7. #4097
    for investing, bpitrade is good enough but their platform is bad for trading. you can also try abcapsec. naa sa ayala 4th floor. 10k minimum dont bother trading if 10k lang

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    Quote Originally Posted by pakinimo View Post
    I am 21 and just graduated. Where do I start? How much do I need at least (to play a little a learn how it works)?
    with col, you can start with 5k, pwede pa gani ka mag trade with this amount

  9. #4099
    Quote Originally Posted by Duard View Post
    with col, you can start with 5k, pwede pa gani ka mag trade with this amount
    Nice. But i really dont know how this works, like asa magpa register or unsa

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    Quote Originally Posted by pakinimo View Post
    Nice. But i really dont know how this works, like asa magpa register or unsa
    visit col financial website, register ka online, kinahanglan kag 1 valid id, and of course ang imo 5k nga starting fund, nga imo i deposit once ma approved na imo application

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