The Philippine stock market is the worst performing in Asia.
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April Lynn Tan of COL Financial isn& #39;t optimistic. We must "brace for something bad" in the second quarter. "There is room to go down," she says. #BusinessWorldInsights
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Japhet Tantiangco of Philstocks Financial says that we are in turbulent times but that there will always be opportunities if we employ the right strategies. #BusinessWorldInsights
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Ms. Tan initially thought there would be a V-shaped recovery but after learning more about the pandemic and how difficult it may be normalize things, she know thinks that recovery will be U-shaped. Things will likely pick up in the third quarter. #BusinessWorldInsights
Panelists are contrasting the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 and the COVID-19 crisis.
Mr. Tantiangco says the latter is different because we& #39;re getting hit by "twin daggers": the world is dealing with both a health crisis and an economic crisis. #BusinessWorldInsights
Mr. Tantiangco says the latter is different because we& #39;re getting hit by "twin daggers": the world is dealing with both a health crisis and an economic crisis. #BusinessWorldInsights
Ramon Monzon, Philippine Stock Exchange Inc. president and CEO, says that "we& #39;d be dreaming" if we stick to the original targets for listings. We& #39;ll be lucky if we get two to three companies to go public, he says. #BusinessWorldInsights
Ms. Tan& #39;s stock picks: those involved in essentials, telcos, food manufacturers, utility and power companies.
What they have in common: resiliency. #BusinessWorldInsights
What they have in common: resiliency. #BusinessWorldInsights
On the other hand, vulnerable sectors are "crazy cheap"— banks, property companies. #BusinessWorldInsights
Mr. Tantiangco says that anything related to the tourism sector should be avoided. #BusinessWorldInsights