Capital Markets Seminar Series

Surviving the market

We will be resuming our seminar series on Wednesday 2 march 2011. As usual, there will be snacks and refreshments. More importantly there will be a lot of food for thought.

I am looking forward to lively discussion among those who come. If you have questions, write them down and pass it forward when you come on Wednesday. We will give it a shot.

February 24, 2011 - Posted by Gus Cosio | Uncategorized

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sir gus,

Is this a continuation of your discussions in the last two sessions (Jan and Feb, I think), and therefore requires knowledge of things discussed then?

If even non-attendees of the past sessions can attend and understand the things that will be discussed in these coming sessions, please count me in.

Will I get refund if I open a Firstmetrosec online account?

Thanks po and God bless!

Ricky

Comment by marketbeginner2 | February 24, 2011 | Reply
- While the seminar is series, the individual sessions can stand by itself. You’re correct; if you open a firstmetrosec online account, you get the 300 pesos credited to your account.
  
  The food and refreshments cost us a little more than 100 pesos already. Mr. Gilles is a professional trainor, so we give him an honorarium also. All in, we do not even break even considering existing clients of Firstmetrosec and FAMI come for free.
  
  Comment by Gus Cosio | February 24, 2011 | Reply
  - Thanks po Sir Gus.
    
    I know it is a service that you do to encourage people to invest in the stock market and help new investors like me to
    learn the basics of investment in stocks.
    
    I missed the first set due to prior commitments so will try my best to attend these two sessions.
    
    Thanks Sir Gus for providing seminars like these. God bless!
    
    Ricky
    
    Comment by marketbeginner2 | February 25, 2011

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Gus Cosio at the Merrill Lynch 2008 Rising Stars Conference in Singapore

Gus Cosio

Manila, Philippines

Gus is a consultant in one of the Philippines‘ leading investment houses.

Having worked with global investment firms in Asia since the 1980s, he has extensive experience in the region’s financial markets.

Now based in Manila, Gus focuses on Philippine investment markets – stocks, bonds and foreign exchange.

Understanding that all markets are interconnected, Gus constantly follows the regional and international markets, hoping to bring to his readers a clearer picture of the Philippine markets in relation to the larger, global scheme of things.

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