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Kawasan Falls: A place of majestic beauty.

on March 21, 2017

Kawasan Falls: A place of majestic beauty.

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Complete List of Blue Chip Stocks in PH Market

Blue chip companies are known to be profitable regardless of the economic tide. Hence, in theory they're the safest companies you can invest in as it will continue to earn both in equity and dividends in the decades to come. The companies listed below were unanimously selected by market experts as "blue chips" and the recommendations are the averages of different financial sources. WARNING : Use this list only as a guide. A real investor always do due diligence. Date update: 10/8/2017 B lue chip Stocks in the Philippine Stock Exchange Stock Current Price Buy Below Fair Value Recommendation AC - Ayala Corporation 1,015. 934 1075 Hold AEV - Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. 73.5 58.00 67.07 Hold AGI - Alliance Global Group, Inc. 16.90 16.70 20.99 Buy ALI - Ayala Land, Inc. 42.90 40.25 53.7 Buy AP - Aboitiz P

9 Tips For Would Be Garlic Farmers

With how things are going in the customs we can only hope that there will be less smuggled spices like garlic proliferating in our market. Our native garlic is by far more flavorful than its imported counterparts. If you are thinking of joining the band wagon and starting your garlic plantation, then these tips will get you started. 1. Soil and Climatic Requirements Garlic can be grown in different types of soil. However, sandy, silt and clay loam are recommended for commercial production. The soil should be fertile, rich in organic matter, well-drained, and capable of holding adequate moisture during the growing period. Garlic grows favorably in areas with Type I climate, which is characterized by a wet season that usually occurs from May to October and a dry season from November to April. Garlic does not grow well in areas with excessive rainfall. 2. Land preparation The two types of land preparation for garlic production are with tillage and without tillage or

What's up with the Philippine economy?

An economic slowdown and a dismal 6.8% inflation, 2018 has not been an impressive year for the Philippine economy. To add insult to injury, the stock market has deflated below 7000 points and the dollar is at its 9 year high. It seems like Philippines' economic honeymoon is over and it's turning sour. However, there's more to it when you dig a little deeper. Hang on guys, it's gonna be tough and it's far from over but there's light at the end of the tunnel. The weak PESO - Due to weak OFW remittances, the government's build-build program and higher a trade deficit the peso has become the weakest in ASEAN. Let me first explain the trade deficit. Figure 1 As you can see Philippines has a widening trade deficit, which means we are importing more stuff than what we're exporting. This causes Philippines to bleed dollars. Moreover the "build-build" program that costs P9 trillion is also adding to the weakening peso, since the government

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