Citiseconline Platform 2: Off-hour ordering

 

source: http://www.ibf.org.uk/2009/08/about-online-trading/

I have decided to show the Off-hour ordering since the usual ordering is the same as this one only that this order is placed during off hours before the pre-opening and after the run-off time as per PSE time trading hours.

Off-hour ordering allows investors who are in a different time zone to place their order in advance. Such order are queued and will be automatically placed in the system at the opening of the trading at PSE.

For our example below I have use JFC(Jollibee Food Corp.) for our Off-hour ordering:

Log in to your account and click the TRADE/PORTFOLIO tab and click OFF-HOUR ORDER

Enter the the stock you are buying or selling in the field STOCK CODE

Enter the number of shares you wanted to buy and the price you wanted to purchased the said stock. If you look at the other two boxes in the side you will noticed that quotes for the same stock is shown. On the BID ASK box you will notice that there is a size and price column. These columns indicate the number of shares being ordered or being sold with the corresponding price these investors are willing to trade.

At the same time be mindful that the bid or ask price is not limited to the listed prices in the first box. With the new trading system there could be more than three fluctuation as long as it is within the two threshold set by PSE as per the implementing rules and regulation. To know more about the Static and Dynamic threshold you can read my post here. 

You can refer to the other box for other information you need to determine at what price and quantity you can order or sell. But again such decisions entails other factors which will be discussed on other topics.

After entering desired price and quantity you can preview your order details. In the preview below you can see the details of charges and total purchased cost or proceed before continuing your order. Be sure to check the total purchased or proceed before confirming your order. Sometimes you may not have enough funds to support the purchased or your proceeds might be below your cost thus leading you to loss. 

Type in your password and click PLACE BUY ORDER(or SELL if selling) to confirm your order or CANCEL ORDER to cancel which will bring you back to the order section and make revision.

After approving your order the window below will pop out as a confirmation of your order.

To view your orders and still make changes you can go to the OFF-HOURS VIEW/CANCEL(for regular ordering you can go to the VIEW/MODIFY ORDER)

Citiseconline Platform 2: Off-hour ordering

 

source: http://www.ibf.org.uk/2009/08/about-online-trading/

I have decided to show the Off-hour ordering since the usual ordering is the same as this one only that this order is placed during off hours before the pre-opening and after the run-off time as per PSE time trading hours.

Off-hour ordering allows investors who are in a different time zone to place their order in advance. Such order are queued and will be automatically placed in the system at the opening of the trading at PSE.

For our example below I have use JFC(Jollibee Food Corp.) for our Off-hour ordering:

Log in to your account and click the TRADE/PORTFOLIO tab and click OFF-HOUR ORDER

Enter the the stock you are buying or selling in the field STOCK CODE

Enter the number of shares you wanted to buy and the price you wanted to purchased the said stock. If you look at the other two boxes in the side you will noticed that quotes for the same stock is shown. On the BID ASK box you will notice that there is a size and price column. These columns indicate the number of shares being ordered or being sold with the corresponding price these investors are willing to trade.

At the same time be mindful that the bid or ask price is not limited to the listed prices in the first box. With the new trading system there could be more than three fluctuation as long as it is within the two threshold set by PSE as per the implementing rules and regulation. To know more about the Static and Dynamic threshold you can read my post here. 

You can refer to the other box for other information you need to determine at what price and quantity you can order or sell. But again such decisions entails other factors which will be discussed on other topics.

After entering desired price and quantity you can preview your order details. In the preview below you can see the details of charges and total purchased cost or proceed before continuing your order. Be sure to check the total purchased or proceed before confirming your order. Sometimes you may not have enough funds to support the purchased or your proceeds might be below your cost thus leading you to loss. 

Type in your password and click PLACE BUY ORDER(or SELL if selling) to confirm your order or CANCEL ORDER to cancel which will bring you back to the order section and make revision.

After approving your order the window below will pop out as a confirmation of your order.

To view your orders and still make changes you can go to the OFF-HOURS VIEW/CANCEL(for regular ordering you can go to the VIEW/MODIFY ORDER)

How well do you know your stock?

                                                source:http://www.bocawebsites.com

Way back I posted a blog topic regarding stock index. These indexes represent the segments of the stock market and also use as an overall indicator of the Philippine economy. If you haven't read that please click here.

As you have already noticed I got this Photobucket slideshow showing some of the listed companies logo or photo. In a way a logo will remind you of the stocks they represent. But aside from the logo or photo and what it represent it is also important that one knows the company inside out. 

The Philippine Stock Exchange website has a link for corporate information(to read my post on PSE navigation to corporate information click here) . Such information can help a potential investor to decide in making that buy or sell.

The SEC requires a quarterly report fro listed companies called 17-Q. This report outlines the company's operation and standing for a quarter of the period. It includes comparative Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss, Statement of Changes in Equity,   Statement of Cashflows, Notes to Financial statements, Management discussion, Key operating highlights, and other pertinent reports and disclosures.(See ABS sample cover page below)

     source: http://www.pse.com.ph/html/ListedCompanies/pdf/2010/ABS_17Q_Aug2010.pdf 

 

Some of the information in this document are use in the computations of some fundamental analysis like liquidity ratios, growth ratios, and other common size ratios. Also one can see comparison from last year. This comparison enable investors to discern whether the company is a good buy or not. An increase in asset with a corresponding increase in net income indicates good performance of the company(there are many more other computations to gauge the value of a stock).

This report might be nosebleed but it pays to read it because it gives a possible investor an insight about the company in the eyes of the management of the company as represented in their report. Such documents also have to comply with the accounting and reporting standards and SEC's reportorial requirements thus we have some level of assurance that such report is not a misrepresentation of the company's true state.

How well do you know your stock?

                                                source:http://www.bocawebsites.com

Way back I posted a blog topic regarding stock index. These indexes represent the segments of the stock market and also use as an overall indicator of the Philippine economy. If you haven't read that please click here.

As you have already noticed I got this Photobucket slideshow showing some of the listed companies logo or photo. In a way a logo will remind you of the stocks they represent. But aside from the logo or photo and what it represent it is also important that one knows the company inside out. 

The Philippine Stock Exchange website has a link for corporate information(to read my post on PSE navigation to corporate information click here) . Such information can help a potential investor to decide in making that buy or sell.

The SEC requires a quarterly report fro listed companies called 17-Q. This report outlines the company's operation and standing for a quarter of the period. It includes comparative Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss, Statement of Changes in Equity,   Statement of Cashflows, Notes to Financial statements, Management discussion, Key operating highlights, and other pertinent reports and disclosures.(See ABS sample cover page below)

     source: http://www.pse.com.ph/html/ListedCompanies/pdf/2010/ABS_17Q_Aug2010.pdf 

 

Some of the information in this document are use in the computations of some fundamental analysis like liquidity ratios, growth ratios, and other common size ratios. Also one can see comparison from last year. This comparison enable investors to discern whether the company is a good buy or not. An increase in asset with a corresponding increase in net income indicates good performance of the company(there are many more other computations to gauge the value of a stock).

This report might be nosebleed but it pays to read it because it gives a possible investor an insight about the company in the eyes of the management of the company as represented in their report. Such documents also have to comply with the accounting and reporting standards and SEC's reportorial requirements thus we have some level of assurance that such report is not a misrepresentation of the company's true state.