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🚨 PHP 64/USD, PSEi DOWN, GCASH ₱6! IS CRYPTO THE EXIT? xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1oKMvNojo…
Serious Financial Question: are we all silently planning for the worst lalo na sa mga PH based? or we are forced to work hard kasi we just choose our battles?
64 na!!!
If you are a businessman at nagbreakeven ka lang, get ready to make the hardest decisions
If you are a VA/OFW this favors you
If you are an importer, this is a death seal
If you are a local employee on a company importing goods, find a plan B na
Goodluck!
My 2 Cents - The weak peso is NOT just BBM’s fault. But we cannot blame everything on global events either.
A stronger US dollar, rising oil prices, Middle East tensions, and global market uncertainty are putting pressure on emerging market currencies, including the Philippine peso. These are forces no Philippine administration can fully control.
However, the government is not off the hook, IMO. Fiscal discipline, public spending, investor confidence, export competitiveness, and economic policies all influence how resilient our economy is when global shocks hit.
Global events may trigger the pressure, but domestic policies determine how prepared we are to absorb it.
Yes, OFWs may receive more pesos for every dollar sent home. But Filipino consumers and businesses also pay more for imported fuel, goods, and raw materials. A weak peso creates both winners and losers.
Blaming BBM for every centavo of depreciation is an incomplete analysis. Blaming everything on the US dollar and global events is equally incomplete.
The real question is: Is the administration doing enough to protect Filipino purchasing power and strengthen our economic fundamentals?
📈 Good Coffee. Great Food. Better Trades! ☕🔥
Calling all KaMiranda, coffee lovers, and foodies! Tara na sa BLENDO CAFE, Dasmariñas, Cavite!
Where coffee meets trading! Enjoy our signature drinks, delicious food, and trading-inspired menu. 📊
Bullish sa kape, bullish sa good vibes! 🚀
📍 BLENDO CAFE | Dasma, Cavite
#BlendoCafe #DasmarinasCavite #KaMiranda #CoffeeAndTrading #CafeHopping
CEX has risks
DEX has risks
Bank has risks
Everything has risks
No risk, no story.
So We diversify our risks so we get our story.
#coachmiranda
My Take on PH Policies today;
BSP monetary policy alone cannot control inflation; congress needs to implement stronger reforms and coordinate more closely with the BSP.
#coachmirandaminer
An important role change. A time when it is the STUDENT teach the mentor and his peers.
An important role change in trading education.
"teachback" session for our Batch 4 KaMiranda Face to Face trading certification
#coachmiranda
Leadership is not about being ahead of others. It’s about bringing others forward.
As a coach, my greatest achievement will never be measured by how much I know or how much I’ve earned, but by how many people I’ve helped become better than they were yesterday.
Even on a Sunday, we show up. We teach. We learn. We build.
Because true wealth is not just what you accumulate, but what you empower others to achieve.
GMMG Elite University | Batch 4
#CoachMirandaMiner #GMMGEliteUniversity #KaMiranda
Happening Today:
Crypto Technical Analyst Ceritfication Examination ongoing. Before we go hands on trading today, we examine capabilities of our Ka-Mirandas to read charts, market structures, SnRs, Fibonaccis, Anatomy of the Feast etc.
Face to Face Batch 4
#gmmg #CoachMirandaMiner #CoachMirandaMinerProfitableSystem
Super proud of you @PHI_Stellar and all the Philippine builders!!! Awesome picture inset!
let's keep building!
#XAU #GOLD
As expected, the market forced a pattern, despite an intraday breakout, went back to its previous trading range forming a full retest of HnS
#coachmiranda
1999: My parents separated
2000: I almost dropped out from college but found a scholarship
2001: I went really thin due to part time work and almost lost my scholarship. Study daytime, work 7pm-11pm
2003: I started my first job as a manager in JFC
2007: I battled boredom and anxiety moving out of Manila. My job was at Pampanga. Everything is new to me.
2011: I went to MBA
2013: I was extremely down and regretted my decision to get out of corporate. Had my first venture to self business
2018: I became a father, again. Getting better at trading.
2020: Pandemic and I thought my career is in a limbo
2020: I started a Youtube account
2021: I made my first dollar online/social media
2021: I quit my job and went all in
2023: I hit my first multimillion year.
2024: Earned hefty from buying the 2022 bear. Riding a helicopter on top of New York
2025: Built our dream home, travelled around the world
2026: Excited to inspire, help build and
and continue to pursue a life of meaning
The one thought I had the entire time was that the only person who could get me out of this is myself
Don't ever, ever, ever give up on yourself Ka-Miranda 🫶
$GCASH (I didn't buy IPO, I am waiting!!!) exit liquidity on 80% of secondary market. 80% SECONDARY OFFERING
₱42.38B
Gross proceeds to selling shareholders
6,421,927,700 Existing Shares Sold
Goes to existing shareholders cashing out or rebalancing; does not provide fresh capital to the business.
Forecast at 18x P/E multiple at P5.83
based from the very long analysis we presented previously.
TYPE 1!!!!
Sobrang Excited na ako sa Cavite Traders Meet Up! Ipamimigay natin mga give-aways for the traders meet up!!!!
More importantly, mas excited ako sa outputs na makukuha ng traders sa WHOLISTIC Growth and Discussion not just as a Trader, but as a Mature Caviteno.
We will discuss negosyo, spiritual growth, health and fitness, trading from our panel of experts!!!
GOD BLESS YOU KAMIRANDA!!
See you!
#coachmirandaminer
