What are the Blue Chip Companies?

Many newbies asking from people/ group what are the blue chip companies? Can you recommend 5-10 top blue chip companies?

Individuals will answer Ayala Land Inc, Ayala Corporation, SM Corporation, SMPH, Metrobank, BPI, BDO, Jollibee, PLDT and others.

Blue Chip Companies that are listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI) with proven track records, sell high-quality products and services. Whatever the market is, these companies are stable and reliable. Companies that where there 10years before and will still be there 10-20years after.

Where to find the status of the companies, you can search in Google, Company Website, PSE, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Newspaper and brokerage firms (COL Financial have research tab where you can read about the companies).

What to do when your stocks are RED?

What to do when all your stocks are BLOODY RED or losing?

As a member of Truly Rich Club, we are just calm and excited when the market is down, Brother Bo Sanchez will email us regarding the news why the market is down.

And the good thing is Stocks are on Biggest Sale!!!! Woooooh enjoy the supermega sale!

We sold some stocks before like the MER (Sell when you are gaining and Hold when you are not).

Here's what he told us:
1. Just buy every month the usual amount you invest.
2. Buy the TRC recommended SAM stocks and spread the love. Don't put all your money in  just two or three stocks.
3. Buy slowly.



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What if you miss buying stocks monthly?

When I first started investing in Stock Market, one of the questions in my mind is if I don't have extra cash to buy stocks what will happened?

Same questions I read for newbies who wants to start investing in the stock market or just started investing.

Here's my views:

1. It is alright if you cannot add funds to buy stocks monthly, you can buy quarterly, semi-annually, annually or anytime if you have extra cash. Bro. Bo Sanchez maids or driver did not buy stocks monthly. Their strategy is every quarter where their savings will reach 6,000 or more and buy stocks to maximised the transaction fees. It is entirely up to you when are you going to buy stocks.

2. It is not like insurance, SSS, Pag-ibig that if you miss 2/3 or more months your funds will be disqualified. That is my worry at first because I don't like to pay monthly cause we don't know the future, I might have more expenses the following month, or I need to buy something that is beyond my expenses.

3. But if you follow the Saving Method of 20-80 or 10-20-70, where 10% is for tithes, 20% savings and investments, 70/80% is for living expenses, then you don't have to worry about funding your account to buy stocks.

Make a strategy in buying stocks, there are three ways:

1. Buy and hold where you buy in bulk amount and hold it for long time (ex. Buy stocks for 100,000 in one company and live it for 10years).

2. Buy and hold monthly/ quarterly/ semi-annually, annually to average down the stock prices. (recommended for long term investors).

3. Buy low and sell high for few days or months (for people  who are traders).