What’s in store for you via GStocks PH!
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Invest in over 280 local companies you know & love
*Companies shown are for visual purposes only, not a recommendation.
Why should I invest today?
There's a saying that, "The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second-best time is now." The same goes with investing. Investing is like planting a tree. The earlier you start, the higher the possible returns because of compounding returns. This enables your money to grow in an exponential manner over time.
The longer you invest, the bigger the impact of compounding returns over time, giving you the opportunity to ensure inflation is left behind.
How much should I invest?
If you're just starting to invest, you don't have to immediately start big. You can start with as low as P1,000 to P5,000 and build it up over time. One good way to do this is to set aside an amount each month that you'll commit for investing.
Remember that in the stock market, the longer you stay, the lower the risk in general.
What should I invest in?
When picking a stock, the most important criteria are the company’s sales and profitability. You want to own a stock from a company that will keep growing as they continue to sell products that are needed and loved by their customers.
Stock prices go up and down, but these sharp movements do not really affect the business operations of the company. Armed with this information, you can capitalize on these sharp price movements to accumulate your favorite stock for as long the company’s growth story is intact.
Remember, we want to be part of the company’s growth story for the next 5, 10, or even up to 20 years. Short-term prices are not a concern of a long-term investor. It's important not to impulsively buy stocks just because the price jumps erratically overnight, especially when you don’t know the nature of what it does as a company.
Why diversify my portfolio?
As a new stock market investor, we recommend having at least 5 stocks in your portfolio. It is advisable that these stocks operate in different industries and have a different set of owners. This is what it means to have diversified holdings and we do this to lessen the risk.
If your budget to invest is limited, consider investing in one company per month until you have at least 5 stocks.
How to start investing
STEP 1
Register for GStocks PH
STEP 2
Fund your trade wallet
STEP 3
Buy shares from your preferred company
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Offered by AB Capital
AB Capital Securities is the broker partner of GCash. The firm will provide the research content and online trading services for GStocks PH. AB Capital Securities is one of the most reputable brokerages in the country and have been around for over 65 years, ranked 35th among over 100 brokerages in the Philippines, and rakes in billions of turnover value annually.
Disclaimer
The content of this material is provided for information purposes only and should not be considered investment advice, solicitation, recommendation, endorsement or offer. This material is not an advice, solicitation, recommendation, endorsement or offer to buy or sell any securities or related financial products. The content is provided “AS IS” and without warranties of any kind. You bear all risks associated with the use of the content, including reliance on the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of the content. Your exclusive remedy is to stop using the content should you be dissatisfied.
The content shown in this material is sourced from AB Capital Securities, Inc., a licensed broker/dealer in the Philippines. ABCSI is the stock brokerage partner of GCash, that provides the investment platform, tools, market insights and analysis, for GStocks PH.
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