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PH Investing Guide to 2026: Opportunities to Stay Selective
Recorded on January 10, 2026
Introduction [0:00]
Market Outlook Threats & Opportunities by April Tan [3:16]
Reasons to stay optimistic [15:53]
Sector opportunities and threats in 2026 [22:32]
Stock picks of April Tan [28:06]
Market Outlook Key Takeaways [31:31]
Local Market Snapshot by Juanis Barredo [33:46]
Tale of the Tape (Index Stocks) [41:28]
Other Interesting Stocks [42:25]
Foreign Markets [44:41]
Bond Yields [47:14]
Currencies [48:58]
Commodities [51:50]
Summary [53:29]
Technical Outlook Key Takeaways [1:00:14]
Top Requested Stocks of COL Clients [1:00:45]
JFC [1:01:23]
ALI [1:05:37]
MBT [1:09:27]
AREIT [1:11:39]
RCR [1:16:26]
CREIT [1:19:05]
TEL [1:22:00]
AC [1:24:57]
BDO [1:27:49]
SCC [1:29:08]
Question on the Economy [1:32:36]
Question on Global Events [1:33:40]
Questions on AI [1:34:55]
Question on Peso [1:37:27]
Questions on Outlook [1:38:32]
Questions on Catalysts [1:43:16]
Ideal allocation for global assets vs. PH equities for a moderate risk investor in 2026? [1:46:18]
What are our options for diversifying outside the Philippines? [1:48:38]
Indicators to monitor trends for maximizing buying & selling in a volatile market? [1:50:40]
Top 5 dividend-paying stocks you are willing to hold for 1-2 years [1:51:57]
Final Key Takeaways [1:53:16]
#COLFinancial #COLoutlook #philippinestockmarket
Disclaimers: This video is provided for informational purposes only. The conduct of this video does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or solicitation by COL. Prospective investors must conduct their own research and consult their own advisors as to legal, tax, business, financial and related aspects of an investment in the securities.
The price of securities can and does fluctuate, and any individual security may experience upward or downward movements, and may even become valueless. There is an inherent risk that losses may be incurred rather than profit made as a result of buying and selling securities.
COL is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, with email address msrdsubmission@sec.gov.ph. For any concerns, please contact helpdesk@colfinancial.com.
PH Investing Guide to 2026: Opportunities to Stay Selective
Recorded on January 10, 2026
Introduction [0:00]
Market Outlook Threats & Opportunities by April Tan [3:16]
Reasons to stay optimistic [15:53]
Sector opportunities and threats in 2026 [22:32]
Stock picks of April Tan [28:06]
Market Outlook Key Takeaways [31:31]
Local Market Snapshot by Juanis Barredo [33:46]
Tale of the Tape (Index Stocks) [41:28]
Other Interesting Stocks [42:25]
Foreign Markets [44:41]
Bond Yields [47:14]
Currencies [48:58]
Commodities [51:50]
Summary [53:29]
Technical Outlook Key Takeaways [1:00:14]
Top Requested Stocks of COL Clients [1:00:45]
JFC [1:01:23]
ALI [1:05:37]
MBT [1:09:27]
AREIT [1:11:39]
RCR [1:16:26]
CREIT [1:19:05]
TEL [1:22:00]
AC [1:24:57]
BDO [1:27:49]
SCC [1:29:08]
Question on the Economy [1:32:36]
Question on Global Events [1:33:40]
Questions on AI [1:34:55]
Question on Peso [1:37:27]
Questions on Outlook [1:38:32]
Questions on Catalysts [1:43:16]
Ideal allocation for global assets vs. PH equities for a moderate risk investor in 2026? [1:46:18]
What are our options for diversifying outside the Philippines? [1:48:38]
Indicators to monitor trends for maximizing buying & selling in a volatile market? [1:50:40]
Top 5 dividend-paying stocks you are willing to hold for 1-2 years [1:51:57]
Final Key Takeaways [1:53:16]
#COLFinancial #COLoutlook #philippinestockmarket
Disclaimers: This video is provided for informational purposes only. The conduct of this video does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or solicitation by COL. Prospective investors must conduct their own research and consult their own advisors as to legal, tax, business, financial and related aspects of an investment in the securities.
The price of securities can and does fluctuate, and any individual security may experience upward or downward movements, and may even become valueless. There is an inherent risk that losses may be incurred rather than profit made as a result of buying and selling securities.
COL is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, with email address msrdsubmission@sec.gov.ph. For any concerns, please contact helpdesk@colfinancial.com.
