Finally, I have managed to make an ad for Jurists Bar Review Center and uploaded it in youtube. I lost the pictures I managed to take in last year’s Jurists Bar Review Cebu, so I had difficulty in creating a flashy ad without pictures. I’ve already managed to a youtube ad for the Lex Pareto Notes a year ago, I planned one for Jurists Bar Review Center, but my creative juices just didn’t work yet. Finally after filing it somewhere in my brain and forgetting about it, inspiration just struck me just like it did when Leonardo painted his Mona Lisa, when Newton discovered the law of gravity and when Beethoven worked on his ninth symphony. (whahahahahaha !!!) :-) So stick out your plasma mount, click on the youtube video below and enjoy the ad. Help spread the word! Forward this to every law student you know! If you would like to know more about Jurists Bar review center check out www.juristsbar.com.ph. For Jurists Bar Review Center - Cebu check out … [Read more...]
Free lecture on bar review methods
I've recently learned that my very good friend and mentor, Professor Abelardo Domondon is giving a free lecture on Bar exam review methods. The following are the details of the free lectures. When: March 30, 2009 Time: 8 AM - 6 PM Where: JSU-AMOSUP MARINER'S HOME, 1765 Vasquez cor. Julio Nakpil Streets, Malate, Manila Cost: FREE The lecture's focus is how to analyze bar questions and how to write answers like a bar topnotcher. You will also be taught which review style should best suit you. If you would like to reserve a slot, please call or text Leon Valdez at 0917-7936169. Please take note that the venue is limited to 200 reviewees only. Help spread the word ! Let's take advantage of this opportunity. Roll out your area rugs and be prepared for a great lecutureon bar review methods. For more information check out http://primusinfo.blogspot.com/ … [Read more...]
Guerilla Blogger in Philippine Senate inquiry
Guerilla Blogger was grilled in a Philippine senate inquiry for implementing subversive and contrarian methods in blogging including the illegal use of guerilla blogging strategy and tactics. Hahahah not really ! :-) Last February 10, 2009 my friend Atty. Andrew “Andy” Dadula and I had the opportunity to be invited to the Philippine Senate inquiry on the pre-need fiasco, in particular the Legacy Consolidated plans mess. Special thanks of course to my co-blogger in Cebu Blogging Society, Kevin Ray Chua of www.marroxas2010.blogpspot.com who referred me to the office of Atty. Blas Viterbo, Chief of staff of Senator Roxas for making all of this possible. Just having 3 hours sleep Monday night due to preparation of the documents that I have to bring to Manila, I forced myself to wake up at around 2:30 a.m. Our flight leaves at 5 a.m. So I have to leave the house at around 3 a.m, because I still have to pick up Andy. I arrived at our agreed rendezvous point on time, Andy arrived a … [Read more...]
Determining the best rate of return for investments
I have answered several questions from a student from the University of the Philippines-Cebu regarding investing in the Philippine stock market. So far my answers are contained in the post entitled "Questions and answers on the Philippine stock exchange" and "The best asset allocation strategy to follow." As I have previously noted, since the question asked requires somewhat lengthy answers, I have decided to turn it into a series of blog posts for several reasons. First, so that I can have something to post in my blog, secondly, for keyword ambush :-) and thirdly to somehow share knowledge and awareness to the public with regards to the stock market and value investing. One of the questions asked was that if assuming a 20 % rate of return in the stock market is practicable. Here is my answer to the question. Dear Enji Rate of return or otherwise known as “rate of return of investment” is defined by Wikipedia as “the ratio of money gained or lost (realized or unrealized) on … [Read more...]
The best asset allocation strategy to follow
My previous posts entitled “Questions and answers on the Philippine stock exchange” were followed up by another set of questions sent by the same person. The questions propounded also requires a lengthy answer and hence I am responding with three different blog posts on her recent questions. In this post I am going to answer the question on Asset allocation strategy. The question is as follows: ". . . We are given 1,000,000 pesos as the capitalization for the portfolio. We decided for an asset allocation of 65% stocks, 25% bonds, and 10% cash, based on a moderately aggressive risk tolerance. Time horizon: 5 - 7 years Expected return: 20% (??? is it practical?) Objective: Capital preservation and growth Strategy: Lump-sum or one-time investingJust wanna ask for your opinion of the above investment plan esp the allocation." My response on asset allocation strategy is as follows: Dear Enji, Asset allocation in a nutshell as defined by Wikipedia “ . . refers to how … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 50
- 51
- 52
- 53
- 54
- …
- 102
- Next Page »