The Philippine Historian

In the Stock Market; Time is Your Friend. Time is your friend, never go against it, always be at its good side and you will reap the rewards. To prove this, let's analyze the data from 1993 to 2017. Why 1993? It's because 1993, is when the MKsE (Makati Stock Exchange) and the MSE (Manila Stock Exchange) merged to form PSEI (Philippines Stocks Exchange Index). The PSEI serves as the benchmark for the country's market and it's only fitting that we study it. This chart gives us 24 years worth of data to prove that in time the Philippine market goes up. Prices of the PSEI from January 1993 to January 2017 The stock market is not a set of random numbers there are reasons why it moves up or down. Earning from the stock market depends on how you react or don't react when the market moves. Here are two major economic winds that brought the PSEI down. 1. In January 1997 to January 1998, the market dropped from 3158 to 1891 points. This mark the ...

Basics of buying the right stock PH

Watching more than 250 stocks will just stress you out and prevent you from managing your portfolio well. So here are things to consider before selecting stocks. NOTE : This article is for investors who will stay in the stock market for the long haul . 1. The government The government is one of the biggest sources of cash for our country, this means that you need to follow the direction where the current Administration is going. Since the government has no problem raising funds it would have no problem bringing projects to pass. In addition, the rating of the Philippine economy has been raised to " investment-grade" this means more foreign companies and investors will be investing in our country, this rating also allows us to borrow at a much lower rate than then what we did years ago. The current Administration is pushing for increased infrastructure thus more roads bridges buildings and airports would be built under this leadership. That's why it...

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 witho...

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