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Ano ang Capital Markets, at Paano Dito Nabibilang ang PERA Micro Harvesting?

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Mula sa regular na pag-iipon tungo sa retirement investing—dito nagsisimula ang aming pakikilahok sa capital markets.

From household savings to investments, our PERA account is one small participant in a much larger financial system.

Originally published: September 27, 2026 · Last updated: September 30, 2026

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Nilalaman

What do capital markets do?

Kapag sinabi nating “capital markets,” maaaring stock prices at trading screen agad ang maisip natin. Mas malawak ito: companies and other issuers can raise longer-term funds by issuing securities, while investors can place savings in investments that match their goals and risks.

In the primary market, an issuer offers new securities and may receive the funds raised. In the secondary market, investors trade securities that have already been issued. When we buy an existing listed share from another investor, our payment generally goes to that seller, not directly to the company. A functioning secondary market can make it easier for investors to participate because they may later sell their holdings.

Why does PERA belong in this conversation?

The PERA Act of 2008 identifies savings mobilization and capital market development among its policy aims. (RA 9505, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas) For our household, it begins with setting aside income for retirement and choosing among the investment products available in our PERA account. This turns a portion of present income into capital with a future purpose.

Our micro harvesting method allows us to hold, buy, trim, or sell a position when our assessment supports it, while keeping the proceeds inside the account. The number of trades is not a measure of our contribution to market development. Waiting can be as deliberate as trading.

Our place in the system

We are a small retail participant. We cannot claim that one account measurably develops the Philippine capital market. What we can do is contribute regularly, study positions, size them carefully, document both good and poor decisions, and share what we learn. Our Universe Marker Position, for instance, is a way to begin with limited exposure and require another assessment before adding.

Market development depends on many participants, effective rules, investor protection, and opportunities for issuers to raise funds. Our more modest aim is disciplined participation: savings with a purpose, investments studied with care, and records that let us account for our decisions.

Start with The Journey So Far, or read our long-term goal and active method to see how the approach works within our account.

This article documents our perspective. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell a security.

We may use AI to help with visuals and editing. The account activity, decisions, and views are ours, and we review the final post. This is personal documentation, not advice or a promised result.

Addendum: Limang Usapin sa Capital Market Development—at Saan Papasok ang Aming PERA Journey

Idinagdag noong September 30, 2026

Nagsimula ang aming PERA Micro Harvesting journey sa isang personal na layunin: regular na magtabi ng bahagi ng aming kita at pamahalaan ang naipon para sa retirement. Pero bahagi rin ang aming maliit na account ng mas malaking financial system—kung saan nag-uugnayan ang mga nag-iipon, investors, negosyo, pamahalaan, financial institutions, at regulators.

Para mas maunawaan ang koneksiyong ito, tinitingnan muna namin ang limang usapin: pagpapalawak ng capital market, pagpapalalim nito, pagpapadali ng mga proseso, paglalapit ng investment opportunities sa ordinaryong nag-iipon, at pagdadala ng mas maraming kumpanya sa capital market.

Magkakaugnay ang mga ito, pero may kanya-kanyang pokus. Ang pagpapalawak ay tungkol sa mas malawak na naaabot ng merkado. Ang pagpapalalim ay tungkol sa kapasidad, liquidity, at kalidad nito. Ang pagpapadali ng proseso ay tungkol sa mga hadlang sa pagpasok. Ang financial inclusion ay tungkol sa kung sino ang may pagkakataong makilahok. At ang pagdadala ng mas maraming kumpanya ay tungkol sa karagdagang investment choices at access ng mga negosyo sa financing.

Sa bawat usapin, ilalahad muna namin ang mga iniulat na hakbang. Susundan ito ng aming pag-unawa kung paano nauugnay ang mga ito sa PERA Micro Harvesting.

1. Palawakin ang capital market development: mas maayos na pag-uugnay ng ipon at investment

Sa ulat ng Context.ph noong December 18, 2025, inilahad ang mga hakbang ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas para palalimin ang money market, palawakin ang capital market development, at pagbutihin ang cross-border payments. Iniugnay ang mga ito sa economic growth, financial stability, at mas malapit na koneksiyon sa regional at global financial systems. Tinalakay rin ang mas market-oriented na operasyon para mapabuti ang liquidity at ang pag-abot ng epekto ng monetary policy sa tunay na ekonomiya.

Ibig sabihin, bahagi ang capital market development ng mas malawak na pagpapahusay sa financial system. Kailangan ng mga negosyo ng puhunan. Kailangan naman ng mga pamilya ng maayos na paraan para mag-ipon at mamuhunan. Mahalaga ang mga institusyon at sistemang nag-uugnay sa dalawang pangangailangang ito.

May pagkakaiba rin ang money market at capital market. Karaniwang nakatuon ang money market sa short-term financing at liquidity, o pagkakaroon ng pondong magagamit sa maikling panahon. Ang capital market naman ay nagbibigay ng mga paraan para makalikom ng equity at mas pangmatagalang debt financing. Magkaugnay sila, pero magkaiba ang kanilang pangunahing gamit.

Sa aming pag-unawa, ang pagpapalawak ng capital market ay pagbubukas ng mas maraming praktikal na paraan para ang ipon ay maging investment. Kasama rito ang mga produkto, institusyon, impormasyon, at transaction systems na kailangan para makalahok.

Sa aming PERA journey, nagsisimula ang koneksiyon sa simpleng desisyon sa bahay: maglaan ng bahagi ng kita para sa retirement. Ang mga contribution na ito ang bumubuo sa pondong maaari naming i-invest sa loob ng aming PERA account, alinsunod sa mga patakaran nito at mga produktong available.

Pero kailangang malinaw kung saan napupunta ang perang ipinambili ng securities:

  • Sa primary offering, bumibili ang investor ng bagong inilabas na securities. Karaniwang napupunta sa issuer ang nalikom na pera.

  • Sa secondary-market transaction, bumibili ang investor ng existing securities mula sa ibang investor. Karaniwang napupunta sa nagbenta ang bayad.

Karamihan sa ordinaryong pagbili sa stock exchange ay nasa ikalawang uri. Kaya mas tumpak sabihin na ang aming stock purchases ay bahagi ng trading activity at pagbuo ng market prices. Hindi awtomatikong nagiging bagong puhunan ng kumpanya ang bawat pagbili namin ng shares nito.

Gayunman, mahalaga ang secondary market dahil nagbibigay ito ng paraan para maibenta ng investors ang kanilang holdings sa ibang pagkakataon. Ang pagkakaroon ng ganitong merkado ay maaaring makatulong sa paglikom ng bagong capital, dahil may nakikitang paraan ang investors para makalabas sa investment kapag kailangan.

Saan papasok ang PMH? Sa regular na pag-iipon, pakikilahok sa formal investment channels, at pagdodokumento ng aming pag-aaral kung paano gumagana ang merkado. Maliit ang aming account, pero konkretong participation pa rin ito.

2. Palalimin ang capital market: pagbutihin ang access, pamamahala, liquidity, at tiwala

Sa Facebook post ng SEC noong September 4, 2026, inilahad ang mas malawak na reform agenda na nagpapatuloy sa mga naunang hakbang para pasimplehin ang proseso, bawasan ang regulatory costs, magdagdag ng investment opportunities, pagbutihin ang corporate governance, palakasin ang enforcement, at palawakin ang financial literacy. Makikita sa mga kasamang infographic na maraming bahagi ang capital market development. (Source: SEC Philippines Facebook post at mga kalakip na infographic)

Bawasan ang gastos ng mga negosyo sa pagpasok at pagsunod sa mga proseso

Sa infographic tungkol sa ease of doing business, iniulat ng SEC ang sumusunod, na may petsang July 2026 ang datos:

Iniulat na hakbang o resultaHalaga o bilang
Discounts para sa MSMEs sa incorporation, expansion, at securities registration fees₱157 million
Natipid mula sa mas mababang corporate document-request fees₱263 million
Pinagsamang financial reliefMahigit ₱420 million
Newly registered corporations28,724
Total active corporations613,553

Iniulat din ang 62.5% reduction sa corporate document-request fees kumpara sa 2023 rates. Kasama ang internal processing timelines at isang “deemed approved” policy para sa mga saklaw na application na hindi naaksiyunan sa itinakdang panahon. (Source: SEC infographic, “Enhancing Ease of Doing Business,” image 2)

Mahalagang tama ang pagbasa sa mga bilang. Ang newly registered corporations ay hindi katumbas ng bagong stock-exchange listings. Hindi rin nangangahulugan na lahat ng registered corporations ay maaari nang mangalap ng investment mula sa publiko.

Pagbutihin ang corporate governance

Ang corporate governance ay tungkol sa kung paano pinamamahalaan, binabantayan, at pinananagot ang isang kumpanya.

Sa governance infographic, tinukoy ng SEC ang:

  • Nine-year term limit para sa independent directors ng publicly listed companies.

  • 10-year cumulative term limit para sa broker directors ng exchanges.

  • Hierarchical and Applicable Relations and Beneficial Ownership Registry, o HARBOR, para sa beneficial ownership disclosure.

  • Paggamit ng Philippine Financial Reporting Standards on Sustainability Disclosures sa sustainability reporting ng publicly listed companies at large non-listed entities. (Source: SEC infographic, “Advancing Corporate Governance,” image 3)

Sa aming pag-unawa, mahalaga ang mga ito para mas makita ng investors kung sino ang tunay na kumokontrol sa negosyo, paano gumagana ang board oversight, at anong mahahalagang panganib ang maaaring makaapekto sa kumpanya.

Para sa retirement investor, kailangang pag-aralan ang governance kasabay ng presyo at dividends. Mahirap magtiwala sa isang investment kung hindi maaasahan ang disclosures o kulang ang proteksiyon sa interes ng shareholders.

Palakasin ang enforcement at financial education

Para sa June 2025 hanggang June 2026, iniulat sa SEC infographic ang 15 cease-and-desist orders, 25 revocation orders, at criminal complaints laban sa tatlong entities at 40 individuals.

Tinukoy rin ang relaunch ng SEC Academy, isang libreng online financial education platform, at pagsusumite ng proposed Financial Literacy Bill para gawing core subject ang financial literacy sa secondary education. Panukalang batas ang inilalarawan sa infographic; hindi nito sinasabing naisabatas na ito. (Source: SEC infographic, “Strengthening Enforcement, Investor Protection,” image 4)

Magkaiba pero magkaugnay ang tungkulin ng enforcement at education. Tinutugunan ng enforcement ang paglabag at maling gawain. Tinutulungan naman ng education ang mga tao na maintindihan ang investment products, makilala ang warning signs, at masuri ang sarili nilang mga desisyon.

Dagdagan ang financing at investment structures

Sa capital market development infographic, tinukoy ang tiered minimum public ownership framework, expanded qualified-buyers framework, five-year shelf registration framework, at strict 45-day processing period para sa public-offering registration statements sa ilalim ng naunang hakbang na binanggit doon.

Kasama rin ang expanded REIT framework para sa karagdagang eligible assets, kabilang ang infrastructure at information and communications technology assets; umbrella fund structures; at guidelines para sa Sukuk issuances at Shariah-compliant investment products. (Source: SEC infographic, “Capital Market Development,” image 5)

Nagpapalawak ang mga ito ng mga paraan para makalikom ng financing at makapag-invest. Pero kailangan pa ring suriin kung ang isang produkto ay angkop sa investor, available sa kaniyang PERA account, at pasado sa kaniyang personal investment screening.

Saan papasok ang PMH? Maaaring makatulong ang mas malalim na merkado sa informed investing. Sa aming panig, kailangan naming magbasa ng disclosures, umunawa sa governance, magtala nang maayos, at magsuri ng risk. Ang micro harvesting ay aming personal na management method; nakadepende pa rin ang resulta nito sa aming decisions, transaction costs, at market conditions.

3. Bawasan ang procedural hurdles: gawing mas praktikal ang pagpasok sa merkado

Sa August 31, 2026 article ng Philippine Daily Inquirer na “SEC eases capital market entry with online registration,” tinukoy ang online registration bilang hakbang para mapadali ang access. Inilista rin ng SEC ang Memorandum Circular No. 24, series of 2026, tungkol sa mandatory use ng Online Application for Registration Statements, o OARS, at ang September 1, 2026 release na “SEC shifts public offerings application online, cuts processing time.”

Simple ang tanong dito: kung gusto ng isang kumpanya na makalikom ng capital, gaano kahirap ang application process?

Sa aming pag-unawa, makatutulong ang malinaw na requirements, digital submission, at predictable processing para mabawasan ang pagkaantala at administrative burden. Maaari nitong gawing mas praktikal ang capital-market financing para sa mga kuwalipikadong kumpanya.

Para sa investors, indirect ang benepisyo. Maaaring mapadali ang paglabas ng offerings, pero kailangan pa ring suriin ang negosyo, terms ng security, presyo, at disclosed information.

Kailangan ding maiba ang mga sumusunod:

  • Corporate registration: pagpaparehistro ng legal na pagkakakilanlan ng kumpanya.

  • Securities registration: proseso para sa securities na iaalok sa publiko.

  • Stock-exchange listing: pagpasok ng securities sa exchange.

  • Investor account opening: pagbubukas ng account ng taong mamumuhunan.

May kanya-kanyang layunin at requirements ang mga ito. Ang pagpapadali sa isang proseso ay hindi awtomatikong nag-aalis ng requirements sa iba.

Gayundin, ang processing period na nasa supplied SEC infographic ay tumutukoy sa naunang hakbang na binanggit doon. Hindi ito dapat awtomatikong ituring na kasalukuyang processing period para sa lahat ng OARS applications.

Saan papasok ang PMH? Maaari naming tulungan ang readers na maunawaan ang mga pagkakaibang ito. Ang pagiging registered corporation ay hindi sapat na batayan para sabihing awtorisado na itong mangalap ng investment mula sa publiko. May karagdagang regulatory requirements para rito.

Mas kapaki-pakinabang ang access kapag naiintindihan din ng tao ang produktong binibili at ang prosesong pinapasok niya.

4. Ilapit ang capital market sa ordinaryong nag-iipon: gawing konkretong pagkakataon ang financial inclusion

Isang konkretong halimbawa ang RTB32 na inilabas sa September 29, 2026 announcement ng Department of Finance. Ayon dito, nagsisimula sa ₱5,000 ang investment, may online at mobile channels para makilahok, at mahigit ₱6 trillion na ang nalikom ng Retail Treasury Bond program mula noong 2001 para makatulong sa national development. Binigyang-diin din ang transparency, investor protection, responsible fiscal management, at secure digital systems bilang pundasyon ng tiwala ng publiko.

May mas malawak na mensahe rito: maaaring makilahok ang ordinaryong nag-iipon sa financial markets kapag accessible ang produkto, paraan ng pagbili, at impormasyon.

Sa aming pag-unawa, kailangang tugunan ang hindi bababa sa apat na hadlang:

HadlangAno ang kailangan para maging makabuluhan ang access?
Maliit na panimulang puhunanEntry amount na kayang paglaanan ng ordinaryong nag-iipon
Mahirap maabot ang investment channelsAccessible platforms at maayos na account procedures
Kulang sa kaalamanMalinaw na paliwanag sa returns, costs, risks, at restrictions
Kulang sa tiwalaCredible institutions, transparent information, at investor protection

Nauugnay dito ang aming PERA journey sa pamamagitan ng aming saving practice. Nagtatabi kami ng bahagi ng kita, nagko-contribute, at natututong pamahalaan ang investments. Sa pagdodokumento nito, maaari naming gawing mas madaling maintindihan ang retirement investing para sa readers na nagsisimula pa lamang.

Magkaiba ang RTB example at aming PMH approach. Government debt instruments ang RTBs, samantalang nakatuon ang aming PMH activity sa selected equity investments sa loob ng PERA. Ginagamit namin ang RTB32 bilang halimbawa ng capital-market access at pag-uugnay ng savings sa financing. Kailangan pa rin ng hiwalay na pagsusuri bago ito ituring na angkop sa aming portfolio policy o personal investment screens.

Saan papasok ang PMH? Sa paglipat mula sa simpleng pagtanggap ng kita tungo sa sinasadyang pag-iipon, pag-iinvest, at pagtatala. Hindi kailangang maging malaking institutional investor bago makapagsimula ng makabuluhang learning journey sa capital market.

Mas magiging kapaki-pakinabang ang aming dokumentasyon kung makikita ang buong karanasan: contributions, dividends, transaction costs, realized results, unrealized losses, at mga desisyong kailangan pang pagbutihin.

5. Magdala ng mas maraming kumpanya sa capital market: dagdagan ang financing opportunities at investment choices

Sa September 18, 2026 report ng BusinessWorld, iniulat na hinikayat ng SEC ang financial executives na tumulong sa pagdadala ng mas maraming Philippine companies sa capital market. Ipinapakita nito ang isa pang bahagi ng development: kailangan din ng mga negosyong handa at may kakayahang makalikom ng pondo sa pamamagitan ng merkado.

Sa aming pag-unawa, makatutulong ang financial executives sa pagsusuri kung ang capital-market financing ay angkop sa pangangailangan ng kumpanya. Maaari rin silang tumulong sa paghahanda ng financial reports, governance, disclosures, at internal systems na kailangan sa pakikilahok.

May kasamang obligasyon ang pagkakataong makalikom ng capital. Kailangan ng investors ng sapat na impormasyon tungkol sa operasyon, risks, financing needs, at paggagamitan ng proceeds. Kailangan namang suriin ng kumpanya kung ang napiling financing structure ay akma sa cash flows at long-term plans nito.

Para sa investors, maaaring magdagdag ng sector exposure at investment choices ang mas maraming issuers. Pero kulang ang bilang lamang bilang sukatan ng development. Mahalaga rin ang kalidad ng offerings, disclosures, pricing, at patuloy na pananagutan ng mga kumpanya.

Kahit mas marami ang pagpipilian, kailangan pa ring maging mapili. Maaaring hindi akma ang isang bagong offering sa layunin ng investor, mahirap itong maunawaan, o hindi kaakit-akit ang presyo nito.

Saan papasok ang PMH? Pangunahing nasa investor side ang aming papel. Pinag-aaralan namin ang available companies, sinusuri ang disclosed information, at gumagawa ng decisions ayon sa aming retirement objective at portfolio limits.

Ang aming maliliit na secondary-market purchases ay participation sa existing securities. Kung bibili naman kami sa isang bagong issuance, hiwalay na investment decision iyon na nangangailangan ng sarili nitong pagsusuri. Kaya dapat tumpak ang aming paglalarawan sa kung paano kami nakikilahok sa corporate financing.

Ano ang ibig sabihin ng limang usaping ito sa aming PERA journey?

Ipinapakita ng limang usapin na kailangan ng capital market ng handa at responsableng issuers, informed investors, maayos na proseso, credible institutions, at patuloy na tiwala.

Pinakamalapit ang aming PERA Micro Harvesting journey sa investor side ng sistemang ito. Ang praktikal naming ambag ay nasa mga kaugaliang binubuo at karanasang ibinabahagi:

  1. Regular na pag-iipon: paglalaan ng bahagi ng kita para sa retirement.

  2. Informed participation: pag-aaral sa mga negosyo at securities na aming hawak.

  3. Maingat na pamamahala: pagsusuri sa position sizes, transaction costs, at investment risks.

  4. Transparent records: tamang pagpapakita ng gains, losses, dividends, at contributions.

  5. Kapaki-pakinabang na pagbabahagi: paglalahad ng aming karanasan nang malinaw, kasama ang mga limitasyon at pagkakamali.

Ito ang aming pag-unawa kung paano umaayon ang PMH sa capital market development. Personal naming pamamaraan ang PMH; ang pagtalakay sa mga polisiya ng BSP, SEC, at DOF ay hindi nangangahulugan ng kanilang official endorsement dito.

Sa aming maliit na paraan, ang paghahanda para sa retirement ay pagkakataon ding maging mas maalam at mas responsable na kalahok sa capital market. Nagkakaroon ng kabuluhan ang aming participation sa tuloy-tuloy na pag-iipon, maingat na pagdedesisyon, at tapat na pagdodokumento ng aming journey.

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Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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PERA Universe Marker Position: Bakit Kami Bumibili ng Isang Board Lot?

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A magnifying glass and gold marker highlight one stock research card among several cards in a PERA universe.
A Universe Marker Position begins with one board lot for observation. Adding to it calls for a new assessment.

A small holding can mark a stock for closer study. Its presence in our account is only a starting point, not an instruction to add more.

Originally published: September 27, 2026 · Last updated: September 27, 2026

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Nilalaman

What is a marker?

Sa listahang ginagamit namin sa aming DragonFi PERA account, may 41 stocks at the time this post was published. That is our available selection list, not a shopping target. We may buy one board lot of a stock we want to study as a Universe Marker Position. It places a small, actual holding in our portfolio and lets us record its purchase cost and the reason we entered.

A marker is still real money at risk. One board lot can be costly for some stocks, so “small” must be assessed in pesos and as a share of our account, not assumed from the lot count alone. We need a reason to buy even the first lot.

What does it help us observe?

We can compare later price movement, company developments, and portfolio impact with the reason for our initial purchase. A marker asks a useful question: what evidence would justify allocating more capital? If that evidence does not appear, we have no obligation to add.

Not all 41 stocks need a marker. Inclusion in the available list is one decision point; making a first purchase is another; increasing the allocation is a third. These decisions should not happen automatically as a chain.

How may a marker progress?

It may stay small while we observe it. We may add after a fresh assessment of the business, price, cash available, and portfolio allocation. We may also sell if the reason for holding it no longer stands. A lower price alone does not require an additional purchase, just as a higher price does not prove our initial decision was sound.

For now, our rule is simple: one board lot may start an observation position; every later allocation needs a new decision. We will put the current, detailed version of this rule on the website when that guide is ready. This dated article records why we use the idea.

Read our broader PERA method, then continue to how our retirement account connects with the capital markets. Return to The Journey So Far for the publication recap.

This is a record of our process, not a recommendation to buy every stock in a PERA selection list.

We may use AI to help with visuals and editing. The account activity, decisions, and views are ours, and we review the final post. This is personal documentation, not advice or a promised result.


Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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PERA Micro Harvesting: A Long-Term Goal With an Active Method

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An open PERA portfolio journal shows decision markers along a path toward a distant horizon, with coins kept beside the record.
Our retirement goal stays long term, while each decision to hold, add, or sell part of a position needs its own reason.

We invest for retirement, while allowing individual holdings to change when our investment case and portfolio needs justify it.

Originally published: September 27, 2026 · Last updated: September 27, 2026

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Nilalaman

What the name means

PERA is our retirement account. Our purpose is to build assets that can support us later in life. “Micro harvesting” describes one possible action inside the account: selling part of a holding to realize a gain when the price, investment case, and portfolio allocation support the decision. Sale proceeds remain in the PERA account for a later investment decision. A harvest is not a retirement withdrawal.

The method does not require a trade every week or a sale whenever a price ticks upward. Frequent transactions can create costs, interrupt a holding we still believe in, and leave cash idle. We may also hold, add, reduce risk, or exit if the reason for owning a security changes.

Why adjust a long-term account?

Long-term purpose does not mean every position must stay the same size until retirement. A partial sale may reduce an oversized holding or return cash to the account while retaining some exposure. A purchase may build a position gradually after fresh study. Dividends may provide cash to reinvest. None of these actions guarantees a better outcome: a price can keep climbing after we sell or fall after we buy.

We started this portfolio later than we wished, so consistent contributions matter to us. We also want the capital already in the account to be managed with care. Before an action, we consider the reason for owning the stock, price, position size, available cash, costs, and what the action would do to the whole portfolio. A small paper gain by itself is not enough.

Our standard for decisions

We contribute for retirement, hold investments while their role remains sound, and make selective purchases or sales when supported by our assessment. Realized gains, dividends, and sale proceeds stay in the PERA account. We measure progress over the long term after costs and losses, rather than by counting trades or declaring every sale a success.

Some months may have many transactions; others may have none. Our dated Portfolio Record and Operator Journal will explain what we did at the time. The website will hold the current version of detailed allocation rules once that guide is published.

Read how our account began, or continue to why we sometimes begin with a one-board-lot marker. Return to The Journey So Far for all live links.

This describes our own portfolio process and is not a recommendation to buy or sell a security.

We may use AI to help with visuals and editing. The account activity, decisions, and views are ours, and we review the final post. This is personal documentation, not advice or a promised result.


Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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Saturday, September 26, 2026

How Our PERA Journey Began: Pay Ourselves First

Home › Board Lot Warrior › Micro Harvesting › PERA Micro Harvesting › Our Journey › How We Began

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We began with ₱10,000 from our year-end bonus in December 2025, then made further contributions as we built our pay-ourselves-first habit.

Our first ₱10,000 came from a year-end bonus. Eleven December deposits showed us how “pay ourselves first” could become a habit.

Originally published: September 26, 2026 · Last updated: September 26, 2026

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The first contribution

Noong December 2, 2025, naglaan kami ng ₱10,000 mula sa year-end bonus bilang unang kontribusyon sa aming PERA account. Madaling sabihin na mag-iipon kapag may natira. Sa karanasan namin, mabilis ding napupunta sa ibang gastusin ang perang walang malinaw na paglalaanan. Kaya bago pag-usapan ang stocks, nagpasya muna kaming ilipat ang bahagi ng natanggap namin sa retirement account.

Hindi malaking panimulang capital ang ₱10,000. Mahalaga ito dahil naging aktuwal na kontribusyon ang dati naming intensiyong mag-ipon. Iyon ang una sa 11 deposit transactions namin sa buong buwan.

The December total is a different number

The first ₱10,000 contribution was one transaction. We made ten more deposits during December, bringing the month’s total to ₱27,500 across 11 transactions. The smallest deposit was ₱500 and the largest was the initial ₱10,000; the average was ₱2,500 per deposit.

Table of December 2025 PERA deposits by date: 11 transactions totaling ₱27,500, beginning with ₱10,000 on December 2.
Our first month of PERA saving: 11 deposits across five dates, totaling ₱27,500. These are contributions, not investment gains.

DateDeposits
on this date
Daily total
December 21₱10,000
December 31₱2,000
December 62₱6,000
December 196₱5,500
December 261₱4,000
December 202511₱27,500

The first deposit and the full-month total describe different things. Neither is an investment gain; both are money we placed into the account.

The same distinction will matter in every portfolio update. Contributions tell readers how much capital we put in. Dividends, realized gains or losses, and changes in the value of holdings tell a different part of the story.

Our working target: 10% on average

From that beginning, we adopted a pay-ourselves-first habit. We aim to set aside 10% of the income that passes through our hands on average before allocating the rest to other uses. Hindi kailangang eksaktong 10% ang bawat deposit. The target gives us a repeatable decision whenever income arrives, subject to what our household can actually afford.

We began later than we would have liked. We cannot recover the years that have passed. We can decide how to handle income arriving now and keep a clear record of our contributions.

What we measure first

The first milestone was the act of contributing and then contributing again. Investment performance comes later and needs its own accounting: what we bought, the fees we paid, the dividends received, the cost of shares sold, and any gains or losses. We will not present deposits as profit.

The next article explains why our long-term retirement account has an active investment method. For the complete series, return to The Journey So Far.

We may use AI to help with visuals and editing. The account activity, decisions, and views are ours, and we review the final post. This is personal documentation, not advice or a promised result.


Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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What is PERA?

Home › Board Lot Warrior › Micro Harvesting › PERA Micro Harvesting › Getting Started › What Is PERA?

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PERA provides a way to set aside and invest money for retirement; this post explains the basics before we share our own approach.

PERA is a voluntary retirement account under Philippine law. Here is what it means, how it works, and why we chose to document our own account.

Originally published: September 26, 2026 · Last updated: September 26, 2026

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What PERA means

Kapag sinabi naming “PERA,” maaaring isipin na dagdag ito sa suweldo o pangalan lang ng aming investment strategy. Ang ibig sabihin nito ay Personal Equity and Retirement Account. It is a voluntary retirement savings program established under Republic Act No. 9505. It supplements benefits from SSS, GSIS, or an employer-sponsored retirement plan; it does not replace them. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) introduces PERA as a way for Filipinos to prepare more deliberately for retirement. Read the BSP introduction.

The account is a container for eligible retirement investments. A contribution is money we put into that container. What happens next depends on the products selected, their risks, costs, and investment results. A deposit is not a profit, and a PERA account does not guarantee a return.

How it works

A contributor opens a PERA account through an authorized administrator, assesses the available eligible products, and chooses investments suited to their goals and risk tolerance. The BSP lists several categories, including approved funds, government securities, and locally listed shares or other securities, subject to PERA eligibility. Its FAQ also explains the account-opening process and the roles of the administrator and, where applicable, a custodian or investment manager. See the BSP PERA FAQs.

Our own account uses eligible local equities available through our PERA provider. That is our portfolio choice, not a requirement for everyone with PERA. Other contributors may choose a different mix among the products available to them.

Benefits and limits

PERA has tax incentives, subject to the applicable rules. The BSP describes a tax credit on qualified contributions, tax treatment of eligible investment income, and tax-free qualified retirement distributions. It also explains the general 55-and-5 rule: qualified retirement distribution upon reaching age 55 after at least five years of qualified contributions. Early withdrawals have separate conditions and possible penalties. Check the current rules and your administrator’s records before making a tax or withdrawal decision. See the BSP benefits and withdrawal FAQs.

Tax treatment does not remove investment risk. A stock or fund inside PERA can lose value; fees and poor decisions can reduce the account. That is why we keep contributions, purchases, sales, dividends, costs, and results as separate parts of our record.

Our journey

We began contributing in December 2025 because we wanted to build a retirement account with a habit we could sustain. We call our way of managing it PERA Micro Harvesting: a long-term retirement purpose with selective investment decisions inside the account. That name describes our method. PERA itself is the retirement framework established by law.

If you are beginning with us, continue with The PERA Micro Harvesting Journey So Far and how our first contribution began. We will add the live links when those articles are published.

This post explains PERA in general and documents our own account choice. It is not personalized tax or investment advice, a trade alert, or a promise of results.

Para sa opisyal na panimula ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas tungkol sa PERA:
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Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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The PERA Micro Harvesting Journey So Far

Home › Board Lot Warrior › Micro Harvesting › PERA Micro Harvesting › Our Journey › The Journey So Far

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Our PERA journey, documented through contributions, decisions, and lessons along the way.

Our retirement account began in December 2025. This living recap gathers the stories, methods, and records we publish along the way.

Originally published: September 26, 2026 · Last updated: September 30, 2026

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How we began

We started our PERA account in December 2025. Medyo late na kaming nagsimula sa retirement saving, kaya kailangan naming maging deliberate sa perang dumaraan sa amin. Our working contribution target is 10% of income on average. Some deposits come from salary; others may come from additional income or a bonus. The amount can vary, but the decision to set money aside must be repeated.

PERA Micro Harvesting is the name of our personally managed retirement portfolio journey. We contribute, study possible holdings, make selective investment decisions, and record purchases, sales, dividends, costs, and results. Our retirement purpose remains long term. A sale inside the account is an investment decision; it is not money we are taking out to spend.

Our Facebook posts began telling this story before we published a blog or launched a PERA website. This article starts the longer public record. The blog will carry dated decisions and updates. The website will hold explanations and policies that readers may revisit. Facebook will share shorter Journey, Method, and Record posts and point to the published articles and guides.

Follow our PERA journey

We will add live links only. Within the dated sections, the newest item goes first.

Blog updates — our story

Published contributions, decisions, reviews, and lessons will appear here.

Website guides — how it works

Lasting explanations, including the Universe Marker Position and portfolio policies, will appear here.

Facebook — Journey  

Our beginnings, contribution habits, and milestones. Links insert to already published Journey posts, newest first.

Facebook — Method  

Our reasoning, rules, and ways of managing risk. Links insert to already published Method posts, newest first.

Facebook — Record  

Dated contributions, transactions, dividends, and snapshots. Links insert to already published Record posts, newest first.

Why we keep a record

A portfolio figure tells us where we stood on one date. It does not explain what we knew, why we acted, or what happened afterward. Keeping the reasons beside the results helps us assess our own decisions, including those we later wish we had made differently.

If you are new here, start with our origin story, then read how the method works. We will update this recap as each piece goes live.

This is documentation of our own retirement account, not personalized investment advice, a trade alert, or a promise of results.


Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated September 9, 2026)

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially confirmed that it has ceased publishing its list of Shariah-compliant securities.

In November 2025, the PSE informed Micro Stock Trader that its Shariah initiative had been temporarily paused for an internal evaluation. In a subsequent email dated September 9, 2026, the PSE clarified:

“Please be informed that PSE has officially ceased publication of Shariah-compliant securities.”

Accordingly, Micro Stock Trader will continue applying a conservative, independently screened approach to its halal-focused investment strategies, in shā’ Allāh. This screening forms part of our personal portfolio governance and does not constitute an official Shariah certification or religious ruling.


Disclaimer

Ang aming mga post ay bahagi ng personal learning journey ng Micro Stock Trader sa securities analysis, portfolio management, at capital markets. The information, strategies, frameworks, and examples presented are for educational and documentation purposes only. They reflect our personal methodologies and experiences, do not constitute investment advice, and do not guarantee future performance.

Any discussion of interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, or other financial arrangements is provided solely for academic and analytical context—not as a recommendation or endorsement. Readers should perform their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.


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Wednesday, August 19, 2026

MH Operator Journal Entry 8: ICT 15% MOS RTS Refill Amid Technical Weakness

Home › Board Lot Warrior › Micro Harvesting › Micro Harvesting 2.0 › MH Operator Journal › ICT › Journal Entry 7 › ICT 15% MOS RTS Refill Amid Technical Weakness 

ICT daily chart as of August 19, 2026 showing a ₱930 close below the lower Bollinger Band, with weakening MACD and RSI at 38.78.
ICT closed at ₱930 on August 19, 2026, below its lower Bollinger Band, as we refilled 20 Rotational Trading Shares near our stronger valuation reference.

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Bumalik si ICT sa ₱930 area—isang presyong malapit sa ating stronger accumulation reference—but the chart was not yet showing a confirmed reversal. We bought only 20 shares, treating the weakness as a measured RTS refill rather than an invitation to become aggressive.

Originally published: August 19, 2026 · Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Ang Punto ng Usapan

Noong August 19, 2026, bumili tayo ng dalawang board lots ng ICT:

  • 10 shares at ₱930.50
  • 10 shares at ₱928.50
  • Total shares purchased: 20
  • Average gross execution price: ₱929.50 per share
  • Gross purchase amount: ₱18,590

The shares were assigned to our Rotational Trading Shares, or RTS, ledger. Hindi natin ginalaw o pinalaki ang 500-share Anchor position.

This distinction matters. ICT remains our Core Anchor, but not every purchase automatically becomes an Anchor addition. The 20-share transaction was a controlled restoration of inventory previously reduced during our August partial harvests.

Ang Dating Paniniwala

Sa ating updated ICT valuation, we established the following references:

  • Updated fair value: ₱1,095 per share
  • Ordinary MOS-aware buy-below price: ₱1,040
  • Preferred 10% MOS reference: ₱985
  • Approximately 15% MOS reference: ₱930
  • Approximately 20% MOS reference: ₱875
  • Sensitivity range: approximately ₱624 to ₱1,298

Because of these valuation references, madaling isipin na kapag umabot sa ₱930 ang presyo, automatic buy na agad.

Pero hindi ganoon ang ating proseso.

Valuation gives us a price map. Hindi nito sinasabing tapos na ang pagbaba. It tells us that the price has entered an area where a measured purchase may become defensible, subject to position size, portfolio liquidity, and the condition of the chart.

The ₱930 level was therefore a reference—not a command.

Ang Binagong Pananaw

At the August 19 close, ICT finished at ₱930 after declining by ₱32.50, or 3.38%, for the day.

The technical picture remained weak:

  • The closing price of ₱930 was below the lower Bollinger Band at approximately ₱941.50.
  • It was also below the 50-day SMA at approximately ₱952.50.
  • The Bollinger middle band was much higher at approximately ₱979.90.
  • MACD was below its signal line, with the negative histogram expanding.
  • RSI had declined to 38.78.
  • Trading volume reached approximately 1.802 million shares, above its displayed 50-day average of around 1.573 million.

Hindi pa ito reversal confirmation. In fact, the close below the lower Bollinger Band, accompanied by elevated volume and weakening momentum, showed that sellers still controlled the session.

But the technical weakness arrived at a meaningful valuation level.

Dito nagtagpo ang dalawang magkaibang readings:

Valuation: The price reached our approximately 15% MOS reference.

Technical condition: The stock was still under pressure and had not yet demonstrated a reliable snapback.

The proper response was therefore neither aggressive accumulation nor complete inaction. We chose a small RTS refill.

Paano Ito Umaandar

The 20-share purchase increased our RTS inventory from 40 shares to 60 shares.

Daily Closing Portfolio Position — August 19, 2026

At the close of the August 19 trading session, our ICT position stood at:

  • Anchor Shares: 500
  • Anchor Shares Average Buy Price: ₱973.58 net
  • Rotational Trading Shares: 60
  • RTS Average Buy Price: ₱965.78 net
  • Total ICT Position: 560 shares
  • Approximate consolidated average price: ₱972.74 net

The transaction did not change the identity of the Anchor block. Its 500 shares and separate average price remained intact.

Instead, the new shares were absorbed by the RTS ledger. This preserves the purpose of the two inventories:

  • The Anchor position maintains our strategic exposure to ICT.
  • The RTS position provides room for partial harvesting, replenishment, and inventory management around the Anchor.

The average execution price of ₱929.50 was slightly below our rounded ₱930 stronger accumulation reference. It was also close to the day’s ₱927.50 low and the ₱930 closing price.

Still, favorable placement within one trading session does not prove that the decline is over. ICT may stabilize, produce a lower-band snapback, or continue toward deeper valuation references.

For that reason, we limited the transaction to 20 shares.

This was not an attempt to catch the exact bottom. It was a small restoration made where valuation had begun to compensate us more adequately for the remaining technical uncertainty.

Pangwakas na Kaisipan

Journal Entry 8 records a valuation-qualified RTS refill made during visible technical weakness.

We did not buy because the stock had already recovered. We bought because ICT reached a previously established stronger accumulation reference, while our inventory structure allowed us to accept a small amount of additional exposure.

The chart remained defensive at the close. Price was below the lower Bollinger Band and SMA-50, MACD momentum was deteriorating, and RSI had fallen below 40. Kaya wala pang dahilan para magmadali o magdeklara ng successful reversal.

But there was also no need to ignore the valuation map we had prepared before the decline.

Twenty shares were enough for this stage.

Kung mag-recover si ICT, we have partially restored our RTS inventory near the ₱930 level. Kung magpatuloy ang pagbaba, substantial room remains before the deeper ₱875 accumulation reference—and we have not exhausted our flexibility.

Iyan ang punto ng layered execution: hindi kailangang hulaan ang eksaktong ilalim. Ang mahalaga ay alam natin kung bakit tayo bumili, saan inilagay ang shares, at gaano kalaking uncertainty ang tinanggap natin.


Shariah Compliance Advisory (Updated Nov 26, 2025)

The PSE has confirmed that its Shariah screening program is currently paused, with no new lists to be released until their internal review is completed. Although news outlets reported quarterly updates up to mid-2025, these later lists are no longer accessible on the PSE website.

For now, the PSE’s Shariah-Compliant Securities page and all past lists have been removed from the public website. The December 24, 2024 list is the last official version in Micro Stock Trader’s possession, downloaded before the page was taken down, although other investors may still hold later copies such as the reported July 4, 2025 release.

All halal-focused strategies under Micro Stock Trader will use a conservative, self-screened approach until official guidance resumes, in shā’ Allāh.

Ang post na ito ay bahagi ng aming personal learning journey sa securities analysis at portfolio governance. Ang mga konseptong may kaugnayan sa interest-based instruments, conventional bonds, preferred shares, o iba pang financial arrangements ay binabanggit lamang bilang bahagi ng academic coverage ng module at hindi bilang rekomendasyon o endorsement.

Disclaimer

This post is for educational and documentation purposes only. It is not investment advice. Perform your own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions. All strategies, frameworks, and examples described here reflect the personal methodologies of Micro Stock Trader and are not guarantees of future performance.


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