Saturday, June 16, 2007

Bato Bato Pick!

We're at the half time of 2007, and the Phisix is making all time highs. The near term target of 3,800 is just over the horizon. JP Morgan even upgraded the Phisix to 4,000 by June of 2008.

What to buy? If you weren't strict with the choices, I'd say you don't really have to pick the 'best of the best'. Common knowledge states that in a bull market, everyone makes money. But you can't make money if you buy all the issues in the stock market. You have to select your favorites.

A good strategy to have is to focus on your own darling stocks. In my relatively short experience, I think may binabagayan ang stocks. I make more money in certain stocks than others, even though I timed it right. Then, throughout the year, just buy and sell your favorites since there will always be a correction. It's okay to buy and hold, just don't fall in love with them. You're just letting your money sleep.

So am I saying that I trade all the ff stocks? No I don't. But these stocks here have been the favorites of traders, and even investors. Some are stocks that are in a particular boom sector, like mining. Some are stocks are actively traded. Some may even be stocks that you didn't know existed.

Out of the 200+ stocks listed in the exchange. There are 76 that deserve attention. That's already 40% of the total stocks listed. So don't imagine that I trade them all. That's crazy. And I don't own all of these, that's even crazier.

AEV
AJO
ALI
APC
AR
ARA
ASIA
AT
ATI
BC
BEL
BHI
BPC
BRN
BSC
CEI
CMT
COAT
COL
CYBR
DFNN
DMC
EDC
ELI
EVER
FLI
FPH
GEO
GLO
ICT
ION
IPVG
IRC
IRCB
IS
ISM
JFC
KPP
LC
LR
MA
MAB
MAC
MBT
MEG
MER
MERB
MHI
MIC
MRC
MUSX
OM
OPMB
OV
PCOR
PCP
PEP
PHES
PNB
POPI
PX
RCB
RLC
SINO
SMDC
SMPH
SUN
TA
TBGI
UBP
UPM
UW
VUL
WIN
WPI
ZIP


Good luck in your trading!

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