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The Philippine stock market is one of the oldest stock markets in Asia. It was established in
1927 and it’s one of the most legitimate investment options the country, yet only a few are
taking advantage of it.
If there’s anything that this proves, it gives credence to a research that once said Filipinos are
among the least nancially literate people in the world.
As the Philippines bags the number one spot for the best country to invest in 2018 by US News,
perhaps it’s high time for Filipinos to learn the basics of this trade and start directly bene ting
from the country’s economy.
Figuring out how and where to put your money in the Philippine Stocks Exchange can be a
challenging feat. It will take a lot of homework to make a well-informed decision even on your
rst trade. However, with the help of stockbrokers like COL Financial, setting an account that
will give you a headstart is not as hard as you may think.
Documentary requirements
1. Fill out all the forms.
Passport
Philippine Driver’s License
SSS ID (1999 credit card type only)
GSIS ecard plus
Professional Regulation Commision (PRC) ID
Comelec Voter’s ID
For In-Trust-For Accounts: Birth Certi cate of the bene ciary/child
Resident
Photocopy of one (1) valid government issued ID (Photo and signature must
be clear).
Alien Certi cate of Registration (ACR) or Work Permit from DOLE
Non-resident
Minimum Features
investment
COL Plus ₱25,000 An account suited for active traders. It gives access to
streaming quotes, more comprehensive research
reports, and live chart data with some customizable
features.
For a more detailed comparison of the investment accounts’ features, click here.
2. Download, print, and ll out the following forms from their website:
4. Submit documents to any of COL Financial’s Business Centers. Their addresses are as
follows:
Funding Options
For BPI to process the payment, your biller (COL Financial Group) has to be recognised as
your merchant of choice . Here’s a step-by-step process on how to do it.
1. Log on to www.bpiexpressonline.com
3. Under Payments & Reloading, click Bills Payments, click Enroll all other Bills
4. Enter your BPI account number and Joint Account Indicator No.
5. Under Bill information, select COL Financial GROUP, INC. as the enrollee merchant
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6. Enter your COLFinancial account number (8-digit code username)
7. Click Submit
After COL has been selected, it will now appear under payments and reloading. Here’s
how to do that:
1. Under Payments & Reloading, click Bills Payment, click Pay Bills Today
5. Click Submit
* You should receive a con rmation email from BPI if payment was successful.
The funds will be credited to your COL account within 24 hours (not including
public holidays and weekends)
BDO require billers to be registered under the payee’s account before any payment can
be processed. Here’s how to do that:
1. Log on to at https://www.mybdo.com.ph
2. ClickShare
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3. Fill-out the Enrollment Details and choose the Channels or electronic banking services
where you may want to pay your bills in the future.
4. Click Submit.
Payment processing
Once the biller (COL Financial) is registered, you can now start funding your account
through BDO’s bills payment feature.
2. Fill-out the Payment Details, choose your Payment Schedule, click Submit
The funds will be credited to your account within the next day until the end of
the next banking day, not including weekends and public holidays. Alternatively,
you can request to have your funds credited earlier by sending an email
to deposits@col nancial.com or fax to +632 634 6958.
Metrobank
1. Login to www.metrobank.com.ph
6. Choose the Metrobank account from which the payment will come from
The funds will be credited to your COL account within 24 hours (not including
public holidays and weekends)
1. Log on to www.aub.com.ph.
4. Choose the AUB account from which the payment will come from
The funds will be credited to your account within the next day until the end of
the next banking day, not including weekends and public holidays. Alternatively,
you can request to have your funds credited earlier by sending an email to
deposits@col nancial.com or fax to +632 634 6958.
Overseas remittance
OFWs can fund their COL accounts through the following accredited agents:
BDO Kabayan Bills Bayad ( you can check their overseas locations here)
COL Financial also o ers a host of online trading and information services, which makes
trading a lot easier for investors.
Quick tip
Alternatively, COL Financial can place an order for you. This can be done by
making an order request through their help desk 6-515-888. However, broker-
assisted calls are charged 0.5% for commission instead of 0.25%. Meanwhile,
their other charges will remain the same.
Value
V l Add Tax
T (VAT) 12% Of Commission
Value Add Tax (VAT) 12% Of Commission
Philippine Stock Exchange Transaction Fee (PSE 0.005% Of the Gross Trade
* Note: The Commission fee has a minimum charge of ₱20.00 per transaction. And if you
require a broker-assisted trade, the commission charge is .5% of the Gross Trade Amount.
The stock quotes will basically provide you a quick glance on the market’s willingness to buy
and sell.
On the other hand, if you want buy shares at a lower price, you can Post and line up in queue.
You can’t buy stocks with this method right away, and you still need to wait for a seller will
choose to Sell Down their shares to your desired price.
Once an order is matched, it will be re ected in the Last 5 Trades box showing the details of
the trade transaction. This is also known as the Last Trade or the current market price.
The PSE stock ticker are the gures that you will see on the upper right part of your account’s
home page. Each gure and color indicates a speci c status of a stock. The ticker basically
shows all the stocks being traded real-time and their current price.
The change in color indicates how a certain stock is performing (red if the price fell, green if it
went up, and yellow if it remained unchanged).
Below is a quick rundown of the information found inside the ticker and how to interpret them.
Initially, you will have to buy stocks to start trading. Here’s you can do that rst step to stock
trading.
1. Open your computer’s browser and type in www.col nancial.com on the address bar. You
will be taken to COL Financial’s website.
2. In their website, enter your user ID and password on the text box found on the upper right
part of the page, then click “log in.”
3. Logging in will take you to your account’s home page where you will see a handful of things
related to the activity of the stock market. If you have just created your account, the most
important thing to check on this page before you can start buying stocks is your fund –
whether it’s been credited or not yet.Your available funds will show up in the “Equity Value”
section.
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4. Before you go ahead and proceed in buying stocks, check whether the market is open. If the
market is open, you can proceed with trading. (see image below)
5. Click on the “Trade” the a you will be taken to the trading page where you will ll out 3
boxes:
a.) the stock code (click on this text to get the list of stock codes for companies in the
listing)
b.) the number of shares
c.) price
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For your information
t the right side of the screen, you will nd columns showing the speci cs
of a certain stock. One of the most important details to take note there is
the “BoardLot” row. It indicates the minimum amount of shares that you
can buy for that certain company.
Pro tip!
Alternatively, you can nd the stock codes and check the marketing
activity of all the listed companies at
http://edge.pse.com.ph/companyDirectory/form.do
6. If you agree with the speci cs of your chosen company to buy shares from, ll in the “# of
share” box. Do note that, you can only buy shares multiples of the company’s indicated
“Boardlot” (minimum shares required to buy).
Pro tip
8. Click “Preview Order” to check the details of your purchase. You will then be taken to this
page.
9. At the “Preview Order” page, you need to enter your password in the text box provided at
the bottom to proceed and place your buy order.
10. Once you have con rmed your buy order by entering your password, you will land on the
page showing the details of your buy order. You can check the status of your order in the
“Trading History” section under the “Trade” tab.
Pro tip
If your order does not get executed, you can choose to either wait for the
market to close and see if another seller will o er the shares that you’ve chosen
at your preferred price, or you can simply cancel your order and buy at the
current lowest ASK price of that stock.
In the form, there’s an option for you to have the funds deposited to your
bank account or have it given to you in check which you can pick up at the
their business center.
It’s a false pretense that stocks trading is only for the a uent. The Philippine Stocks Exchange
is an opportunity that every Filipino should leverage on, as it’s the only method for an average
citizen to directly reap the fruits of a country’s economy. It does not require a huge chunk of
cash in order to get started, so everyone can easily open their own portfolio. You can start
small with just ₱5,000 to buy you a good number of shares/ stocks.
While stock market is one of the safest option to grow your money, it still comes with risks.
Thus, before you dive in with all of your hard-earned money, it’s always best to tap the
assistance of experts like COL Financial on your next move.
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Jude Sumugat
COL Financial — Profit Calculator App
LINK: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details...
Determine your profit or loss from buying and selling stocks using this handy COL FINANCIAL stock
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Lou Calugcug
Can a Filipino (now a US citizen and has been living there for sometime now) open a COL financial
account and start trading stocks? What are the specific requirements in this case? Thank you.
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