To all of you out there who is wary of what to do with your hard-earned money or has a surplus of it, check out the schedule below for a very practical investing seminars.
Pera Mo! Palaguin Mo! Workshop
Date & Time : Saturday-June 11, 2011,
1:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : 7th Fl. Citystate
Center Condominium, 709 Shaw Blvd.
Oranbo, Pasig City
Regular Learning Fee: Php3000
Who: Ideal for those who are serious about taking control of their personal lives by preparing their own financial plan to be wealthy.
Why: This workshop will equip you with the skills to make
your own Financial Plan to be Wealthy. It will also equip you with the right Investing Mindset. Armed with these, you will be on your way to financial independence
INVESTability – The Stock Market
Date & Time : Saturday-June 25, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : Pasig City TBA
Regular Learning Fee: Php2000
Who: Ideal for individuals who would like to understand the
basics of the stock market. Individuals who are considering
investing in stocks or those who have some stocks but are not really knowledgeable on the stock market.
Why: This seminar will equip you with the information and
strategies needed to invest in stocks prudently. Learn what aa stock is and how does it work, how do you grow your money
through stocks. Discover the challenges of stock investing and what it means to be a serious stock investor and how to be a conservative stock investor taking advantage of diversifying your portfolio through stock ownership.
Note: This seminar will NOT teach you to become a stock
trader. Investing is about long term wealth generation.
PISObilities – Wealth Within Your Reach
Date & Time : Saturday-July 16, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : 7th Fl. Citystate
Center Condominium, 709 Shaw Blvd.
Oranbo, Pasig City
Regular Learning Fee: Php1000
Who: Ideal for individuals who would like to take control of
their finances. Because money management is a family affair,
the seminar is also ideal for couples.
Why: This seminar will equip you with the basics of proper
money management – spending, savings, planning and
investing. It will help you make sense of their financial goals in life and introduce instruments, which will help you achieve it.
INVESTability – Fixed Income Instruments
Date & Time : Saturday-July 30, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : Pasig City TBA
Regular Learning Fee: Php2000
Who: Ideal for individuals who are considering investing in
debt securities (i.e. government securities, corporate papers
etc.) or those who would like to know more about available
investment options. This is also ideal for those preparing their investments for retirement.
Why: Fixed income instruments is all about ‘lending
investments’ such as government securities, corporate papers, bank products etc. These can give you fixed regular
investment income. Fixed income instruments also play a big
role in managing risk and portfolio diversification.
PISObilities – Wealth Within Your Reach
Date & Time : Sat. - August 13, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : 7th Fl. Citystate
Center Condominium, 709 Shaw Blvd.
Oranbo, Pasig City
Regular Learning Fee: Php1000
Who: Ideal for individuals who would like to take control of
their finances. Because money management is a family affair,
the seminar is also ideal for couples.
Why: This seminar will equip you with the basics of proper
money management – spending, savings, planning and investing. It will help you make sense of their financial goals in life and introduce instruments, which will help you achieve it.
InvestED – Analyzing Stocks
Date & Time : Sat. - August 27, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : Pasig City, TBA
Regular Learning Fee: Php3000
Who: Ideal for individuals who have basic knowledge and/or
experience in stock investing. Note: familiarity with investing concepts, the stock market and some stock investing terms will be an advantage.
Why: Learn how to spot stock trends and the like using
information readily available to the average investor. This
seminar will equip you with the knowledge to make better
stock investing decisions. This seminar is about ‘fundamental analysis’ techniques.
Note: Technical Analysis will not be discussed in this seminar.
Pera Mo! Palaguin Mo! Workshop
Date & Time : Sat. – Sept. 10, 2011,
1:00-5:00pm
Location & Venue : Pasig City, TBA
Regular Learning Fee: Php3000
Who: Ideal for those who are serious about taking control of
their personal lives by preparing their own financial plan to be wealthy.
Why: This workshop will equip you with the the skills to
make your own Financial Plan to be Wealthy. It will also
equip you with the right Investing Mindset. Armed with these, you will be on your way to financial independence.
INVESTability – Mutual Funds
Date & Time : Sat. – Sept. 24, 2011,
2:00PM-5:00PM
Location & Venue : Pasig City, TBA
Regular Learning Fee: Php2000
Who: Ideal for those who are considering investing in mutual
funds and would like an unbiased view of the pros and cons of investing in mutual funds in lay-mans terms.
Why: Mutual Funds are considered the greatest democratizer
of investment instruments. You can start investing for
Php5000. But since it is not common knowledge, many people are skeptical.
If you are a previous attendee, you get 50% off the learning fee. Kindly call 6373731 or 41 for more details.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Checklist: Are you ready to start a business?
I just read this article, one of the posts in the blog of Entrepinoys, Atbp. I hope I won't be accused of plagiarism. :)
This assessment tool is designed to help you better understand your readiness for starting a small business.
General Questions
• Do you think you are ready to start a business?
• Have you ever worked in a business similar to what you are planning to start?
• Would people that know you say you are well suited to be self-employed?
• Do you have support for your business from family and friends?
• Have you ever taken a course or seminar designed to teach you how to start and manage a small business?
• Have you discussed your business idea, business plan or proposed business with a business coach or counselor, Small Business Development Center counselor or other economic development advisor?
• Do you have a family member or relative who owns a business?
Personal Characteristics Questions
• Do you consider yourself a leader, self-starter and a team-player??
• Are you willing to invest a significant portion of your savings or net worth to get your business started?
• Do you have enough confidence in yourself and your abilities to sustain yourself in business, if or when things get tough?
• Do you like to make your own decisions?
• Do others turn to you for help in making decisions?
• Are you prepared, if needed, to temporarily lower your standard of living until your business is firmly established?
• Are you willing to commit long hours to make your business work?
Skills, Experience & Training Questions
• Do you have a business plan for the business you are planning to start, understand its components, and why some consider it to be the most important factor determining business success?
• Do you know what form of legal ownership (sole proprietor, partnership or corporation) is best for your business?
• Do you know if your business will require a special license or permit and how to obtain it?
• Do you know where to find demographic data and information about your customers?
• Do you know how to compute the start-up costs and financial ‘break-even point’ for your business?
• Do you know about the various loan programs that are available from banks and financial institutions in your area?
• Do you understand how a business loan can impact your credit and why small business loans are considered more risky than loans made to large businesses?
• Do you know basic accounting or know how to prepare and/or interpret a balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement?
• Do you know your target market, and are you sure your planned business fills a specific market need?
• Do you understand the tax requirements associated with your business?
• Do you know how to prepare a marketing strategy for your business, and understand marketing trends in your business industry?
• Do you know how to learn about your business competitors?
• Do you feel comfortable using a computer or other technology to improve business operations?
• Do you have a customer service strategy in mind or in place?
• Do you know if your business should have some form of intellectual property protection?
• Do you know where to obtain information about regulations and compliance requirements that impact your business?
If most of your responses to the questions above is YES, then it indicate that you are well on your way to being an entrepreneur.
This assessment tool is designed to help you better understand your readiness for starting a small business.
General Questions
• Do you think you are ready to start a business?
• Have you ever worked in a business similar to what you are planning to start?
• Would people that know you say you are well suited to be self-employed?
• Do you have support for your business from family and friends?
• Have you ever taken a course or seminar designed to teach you how to start and manage a small business?
• Have you discussed your business idea, business plan or proposed business with a business coach or counselor, Small Business Development Center counselor or other economic development advisor?
• Do you have a family member or relative who owns a business?
Personal Characteristics Questions
• Do you consider yourself a leader, self-starter and a team-player??
• Are you willing to invest a significant portion of your savings or net worth to get your business started?
• Do you have enough confidence in yourself and your abilities to sustain yourself in business, if or when things get tough?
• Do you like to make your own decisions?
• Do others turn to you for help in making decisions?
• Are you prepared, if needed, to temporarily lower your standard of living until your business is firmly established?
• Are you willing to commit long hours to make your business work?
Skills, Experience & Training Questions
• Do you have a business plan for the business you are planning to start, understand its components, and why some consider it to be the most important factor determining business success?
• Do you know what form of legal ownership (sole proprietor, partnership or corporation) is best for your business?
• Do you know if your business will require a special license or permit and how to obtain it?
• Do you know where to find demographic data and information about your customers?
• Do you know how to compute the start-up costs and financial ‘break-even point’ for your business?
• Do you know about the various loan programs that are available from banks and financial institutions in your area?
• Do you understand how a business loan can impact your credit and why small business loans are considered more risky than loans made to large businesses?
• Do you know basic accounting or know how to prepare and/or interpret a balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement?
• Do you know your target market, and are you sure your planned business fills a specific market need?
• Do you understand the tax requirements associated with your business?
• Do you know how to prepare a marketing strategy for your business, and understand marketing trends in your business industry?
• Do you know how to learn about your business competitors?
• Do you feel comfortable using a computer or other technology to improve business operations?
• Do you have a customer service strategy in mind or in place?
• Do you know if your business should have some form of intellectual property protection?
• Do you know where to obtain information about regulations and compliance requirements that impact your business?
If most of your responses to the questions above is YES, then it indicate that you are well on your way to being an entrepreneur.
Monday, April 18, 2011
New Beginning
Today I woke up feeling that I should do something about my blog. It has been sleeping for how many months/years now!!!
I resolve to make this blog a fun and informative site, an avenue where visitors can be inspired and challenged. :)
This, I have to do in my lifetime.
Watch out for my upcoming posts, be patient with me though!
Thanks.
I resolve to make this blog a fun and informative site, an avenue where visitors can be inspired and challenged. :)
This, I have to do in my lifetime.
Watch out for my upcoming posts, be patient with me though!
Thanks.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Business Presentations
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Business Presentations
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Monday, March 16, 2009
Whiz and Zoom
I am not much of a risk taker...especially if it requires much physical exertion.
Do you know that I haven't learned to bike without the trainer wheels? :)
Do you know that at my age, I have just tried riding a go-kart a month ago?
I have so much time in my hands at the moment, so I am writing more blogs these days, and one of which is my experience in go-karting.
My dear friend, Jason Ylescupidez, has this passion for car racing, ever since he was a little boy...and now that he has reached the adult age, he decided that the closest way that he can experience that is through go-karting.
So after much convincing, I went with them to the City Karting track in Shah Alam.
The first time I saw the place, honestly I felt overcome with fear. The track is wide and all the participants are able and agile...able to whiz in a flash..I can hear their engines zoom and speed up. In fact, when I slept that night, that engine sound still echoes in my mind, and I can still smell the engine's gasoline.
My mind is racing: I don't like to be injured, what if the other driver will zoom behind me (because I'm driving so slow) and accidentally hit my kart, and I will topple down. I don't like to look funny, I need to focus my mind on the pedals, which one is for speed and which one is for brake. I have to be alert in pulling the steering wheel when passing the apex.
Luckily, I didn't have any injury that day, the only thing that I did is hit the grass four times!!! Yes, four times and the crew has to rescue me because somehow I have trouble starting up the engine again!!! Other than that, I am able to get acquainted with my kart and enjoy the feel of the wind on my face, and some pebbles flying by as I gather speed and momentum. It was an exhilirating experience for me!
Hope to be back on the karting track with my friends soon!
Here is a helpful site for karting newbies:
http://www.kartingasia.com/2007/basic-rental-karting-tips/
We didn't bring a video cam, all we have are pictures taken before we sped off.
Do you know that I haven't learned to bike without the trainer wheels? :)
Do you know that at my age, I have just tried riding a go-kart a month ago?
I have so much time in my hands at the moment, so I am writing more blogs these days, and one of which is my experience in go-karting.
My dear friend, Jason Ylescupidez, has this passion for car racing, ever since he was a little boy...and now that he has reached the adult age, he decided that the closest way that he can experience that is through go-karting.
So after much convincing, I went with them to the City Karting track in Shah Alam.
The first time I saw the place, honestly I felt overcome with fear. The track is wide and all the participants are able and agile...able to whiz in a flash..I can hear their engines zoom and speed up. In fact, when I slept that night, that engine sound still echoes in my mind, and I can still smell the engine's gasoline.
My mind is racing: I don't like to be injured, what if the other driver will zoom behind me (because I'm driving so slow) and accidentally hit my kart, and I will topple down. I don't like to look funny, I need to focus my mind on the pedals, which one is for speed and which one is for brake. I have to be alert in pulling the steering wheel when passing the apex.
Luckily, I didn't have any injury that day, the only thing that I did is hit the grass four times!!! Yes, four times and the crew has to rescue me because somehow I have trouble starting up the engine again!!! Other than that, I am able to get acquainted with my kart and enjoy the feel of the wind on my face, and some pebbles flying by as I gather speed and momentum. It was an exhilirating experience for me!
Hope to be back on the karting track with my friends soon!
Here is a helpful site for karting newbies:
http://www.kartingasia.com/2007/basic-rental-karting-tips/
We didn't bring a video cam, all we have are pictures taken before we sped off.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Work In Progress
Rush hour, and you are driving your car, and you came across a sign in the middle of the road that says 'work in progress'. What is your reaction? Will you get irritated, that the construction company doesn't have the sensibility to have their diggings done after rush hour or completed before the rush hour so as not to cause a traffic jam?
Well, now I have a work in progress, but it is not causing any disturbance nor any irritation, but pure challenge! Me and five of my SQC group friends has started constructing our own website that will be our face in the cyberspace - http://www.eLearningWiz.com. This will post our activities, our annoucements, and the latest in the SQC product. Much more, we hope to offer there, free weekly demonstrations of the best online video seminars that is packaged in the Skyquestcom (SQC) subscription.
Congratulate us in this endeavor, our goal is to be able to pass around the positive principles learned from the SQC online video seminars and to provide a smarter way of learning.
You are all welcome to e-mail us at elearningwiz@yahoogroups.com your suggestions, feedback, comments and even snide remarks!
We give all the glory to God!
Well, now I have a work in progress, but it is not causing any disturbance nor any irritation, but pure challenge! Me and five of my SQC group friends has started constructing our own website that will be our face in the cyberspace - http://www.eLearningWiz.com. This will post our activities, our annoucements, and the latest in the SQC product. Much more, we hope to offer there, free weekly demonstrations of the best online video seminars that is packaged in the Skyquestcom (SQC) subscription.
Congratulate us in this endeavor, our goal is to be able to pass around the positive principles learned from the SQC online video seminars and to provide a smarter way of learning.
You are all welcome to e-mail us at elearningwiz@yahoogroups.com your suggestions, feedback, comments and even snide remarks!
We give all the glory to God!
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