17th PSE-Ateneo CSSC Industry Briefing, Part 2: Mula sa Kasaysayan ng PSE Hanggang sa Events Hall

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Micro Stock Trader sa PSE Events Hall, ang dating lokasyon ng unified trading floor ng Philippine Stock Exchange.

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Mula sa Manila at Makati Stock Exchanges hanggang sa floorless trading, isang maikling paglalakbay sa kasaysayan ng PSE.

Originally published: August 14, 2026 · Last updated: August 14, 2026

Links to related posts

• Part 1: Arrival at the PSE Tower
• Part 2: PSE Museum Tour and PSE Events Hall Visit
• Part 3: Chinabank Securities Visit
• Part 4: Industry Briefing on PSE Stock Trading Operations
• Part 5: Seminar on SCCP Clearing and Settlement Operations
• Post-Activity Notes

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Nilalaman

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Matapos ang registration sa PSE Tower, ang unang bahagi ng aming formal activity para sa 17th PSE-Ateneo Certified Securities Specialist Course Industry Briefing ay nagdala sa amin sa PSE Museum.

Kung ang Part 1 ng seryeng ito ay tungkol sa pagdating sa Philippine Stock Exchange, ang Part 2 naman ay parang paglalakad pabalik sa kasaysayan ng mismong merkadong ilang taon na nating sinusundan bilang investor at trader.

At dito naging malinaw ang isang bagay: ang Philippine Stock Exchange na nakikita natin ngayon sa trading screens ay produkto ng halos isang siglong pagbabago.

Ang entrance ng PSE Museum, kung saan pinangangalagaan ang bahagi ng kasaysayan at memorabilia ng Philippine securities market.

Sa Loob ng PSE Museum

Pagpasok sa museum, unang mapapansin na hindi ito isang malaking museum sa tradisyunal na kahulugan. Mas intimate ang setting nito.

Pero siksik ito sa mga bagay na may direktang koneksiyon sa kasaysayan ng Philippine stock market—mga lumang larawan, plaques, membership records, trading equipment, telephones, memorabilia, at iba pang bagay mula sa panahon ng Manila Stock Exchange at Makati Stock Exchange.

Mismong marker sa museum ang nagpapaliwanag kung bakit ito binuo.

Layunin ng PSE na mapangalagaan ang rich history ng dalawang dating exchanges at ang pagbuo ng present-day Philippine Stock Exchange. Pinagsama rin sa museum ang mga dating hiwalay na archives at collections ng Manila at Makati exchanges, kabilang ang photographs, journals, contracts, trading-related memorabilia at iba pang historical records.

Mga marker sa PSE Museum na nagpapaliwanag sa preservation ng kasaysayan, archives at memorabilia ng dating Manila at Makati stock exchanges.

Ang PSE Museum ay inaugurated noong February 12, 2020.

Para kay Micro Stock Trader, magandang reminder ito na bago naging digital ang halos lahat ng ating interaction sa stock market, may napakahabang physical at institutional history muna ang merkado.

Nagsimula sa Manila Stock Exchange

Ayon sa official history ng PSE, ang Manila Stock Exchange, Inc. ay itinatag noong August 8, 1927 ng limang businessmen: W. Eric Little, Gordon W. Mackay, John J. Russell, Frank W. Wakefield at W.P.G. Elliot.

Isa sa mga display sa museum ay ang lumang membership board ng Manila Stock Exchange.

Lumang membership board at telephones ng Manila Stock Exchange—mga bakas ng panahong ang market communication at trading ay nakasentro sa physical exchange.

Kapag tinitingnan natin ngayon ang isang broker sa pamamagitan lamang ng isang app o website, madaling kalimutan na dati ay literal na may physical membership, trading booths, telephones, quotation boards at mga taong nasa loob mismo ng trading floor.

Makikita rin sa display ang mga lumang telepono—simple pero napakalakas na visual reminder kung gaano kalaki ang ipinagbago ng trading infrastructure.

Noong 1937, nagkaroon na ang Manila Stock Exchange ng ticker transmitting service upang mapabilis ang pagdaloy ng market at business information. Pagdating ng 1989, mayroon na rin itong computerized real-time price reporting system.

Unti-unti nang lumilipat ang market mula sa manual at physical processes patungo sa electronic infrastructure na pamilyar sa atin ngayon.

Pagdating ng Makati Stock Exchange

Hindi lamang Manila Stock Exchange ang pinanggalingan ng kasalukuyang PSE.

Noong May 27, 1963, itinatag ang Makati Stock Exchange, Inc., at nagsimula itong mag-operate noong November 1965.

Commemorative board ng Makati Stock Exchange para sa ika-25 anibersaryo nito, kasama ang mga original incorporators at members.

Isa sa mga museum displays na nakita namin ay ang commemorative board para sa 25th Anniversary ng Makati Stock Exchange, kung saan nakatala ang original incorporators at mga naging members nito.

Ito marahil ang isa sa pinakainteresanteng bahagi ng kasaysayan para sa isang modern investor.

Sa loob ng halos tatlong dekada, magkaibang stock exchange ang Manila at Makati—kahit pareho nilang tine-trade ang stocks ng parehong mga kompanya.

Dalawang exchange.

Dalawang institutional history.

At kalaunan, isang merkado.

Dalawang Bourse, Isang Philippine Stock Exchange

Noong December 23, 1992, naglabas ang Manila Stock Exchange at Makati Stock Exchange ng joint declaration para sa kanilang unification sa ilalim ng Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. Layunin nitong pagsamahin ang kanilang resources at makatulong sa mas mabilis na development ng Philippine capital market.

Hindi rin agad nangangahulugan ang corporate unification na biglang naging isang physical trading floor ang lahat.

Noong March 1994, na-link ang dalawang umiiral na trading floors upang magkaroon ng one price, one market. Noong 1995 naman inilunsad ang Unified Trading System gamit ang isang single-order-book system.

Dito mas madaling makita kung bakit mahalaga ang museum.

Ang mga lumang membership boards, telephones at trading artifacts ay hindi lamang lumang kagamitan. Sila ang physical remnants ng market infrastructure na unti-unting pinalitan ng electronic systems.

Mula sa Trading Floor Patungo sa Electronic Market

Isa pang display na nakakuha ng aming pansin ay isang bull sculpture commemorating the launch of PSE EDGE — Electronic Disclosure Generation Technology noong March 2014.

Commemorative piece para sa 2014 launch ng PSE EDGE, isang mahalagang hakbang sa electronic access sa corporate disclosures.

Para sa modern retail investor, pamilyar ang EDGE bilang lugar kung saan natin nakikita ang corporate disclosures ng listed companies.

Pero sa museum, nagiging bahagi ito ng mas malaking kuwento.

Mula sa ticker transmissions at telephones, umabot ang Philippine market sa real-time electronic trading, online disclosures at digital access sa corporate information.

Iba man ang technology, pareho pa rin ang pangunahing pangangailangan: market information na mabilis, maayos, at accessible sa investors.

At para sa amin sa Micro Harvesting 2.0, napakalaki ng papel ng disclosures. Financial statements, dividends, acquisitions, capital expenditures at material corporate developments ang ilan sa mga impormasyon na ginagamit natin bago gumawa ng portfolio decisions.

Kaya medyo nakakatuwang makita sa museum ang isang artifact na kumakatawan sa system na halos ordinaryong bahagi na ngayon ng ating investing process.

Bahagi ng PSE Museum collection: historical photographs, commemorative pieces at iba pang memorabilia mula sa pag-unlad ng Philippine capital market.

Ang Dating Trading Floor

Mula sa museum at kasaysayan ng market, dumating naman kami sa isang lugar na may sarili ring historical significance.

Ito ang PSE Events Hall.

Ito ang area na dating kinaroroonan ng unified trading floor ng Philippine Stock Exchange.

Nang lumipat ang PSE headquarters sa BGC noong February 2018, dito binuksan ang unified trading floor matapos ang mahabang panahon na may magkahiwalay na PSE trading floors sa Makati at Pasig.

Hindi rin nagtagal ang buhay nito bilang physical trading floor.

Noong June 24, 2022, permanenteng isinara ng PSE ang trading floor. Simula June 27, lumipat ang Exchange sa full floorless trading. Ayon sa PSE, nakatulong ang karanasan noong pandemic upang maipakita na maaaring magpatuloy nang maayos ang trading kahit nasa labas ng physical floor ang trading participants, basta nakakonekta sila sa trading platform.

Sa isang paraan, iyon ang pagtatapos ng isang era.

Ayon mismo sa PSE, umabot sa 64 taon ang history ng formal physical trading floor sa local market, mula sa Manila Stock Exchange trading floor noong 1958 hanggang sa permanent closure nito noong 2022.

Mula Trading Floor Tungo sa PSE Events Hall

Hindi naman iniwan na walang gamit ang dating trading floor.

Noong May 29, 2023, pormal na binuksan ng PSE ang PSE Events Hall sa mismong lugar na dating ginagamit para sa trading floor. Ginagamit na ito ngayon para sa IPO, follow-on offering at stock rights offering listing ceremonies, pati na rin sa iba pang PSE at capital-market events.

Dito kinuha ang tanging larawan namin sa Events Hall para sa post na ito.

Makikita si Micro Stock Trader, nakaupo sa harap ng malaking market data wall habang ipinapakita rito ang market summary at iba pang impormasyon.

May kakaibang symbolism ang eksenang iyon.

Dati, kailangang naroon mismo ang brokers at dealers sa trading floor upang makilahok sa market.

Ngayon, maaaring nakaupo ang isang retail investor kahit saan—sa bahay, opisina, o kahit sa isang smartphone—at makapagpadala ng order sa parehong national market.

Ang dating lugar ng physical execution ay naging venue na ngayon para sa market ceremonies, education at engagement.

Hindi na naroon ang ingay at galaw ng traditional trading floor.

Pero buhay na buhay pa rin ang market.

Nagbago lamang ang paraan kung paano tayo nakakonekta rito.

Mas Mahaba ang Kasaysayan Kaysa sa Ating Trading Screen

Bilang retail investor, madalas nagsisimula ang ating kuwento sa araw na binuksan natin ang unang brokerage account.

Pero hindi doon nagsimula ang market.

Bago ang online brokers, may trading booths.

Bago ang smartphones, may telephones.

Bago ang real-time web disclosures, may ticker services at physical records.

Bago ang iisang Philippine Stock Exchange, may Manila Stock Exchange at Makati Stock Exchange.

At bago naging Events Hall ang lugar na binisita namin, isa itong trading floor.

Ito marahil ang pinakamahalagang naiwan sa amin ng PSE Museum visit:

mas madaling maintindihan ang market ngayon kapag alam natin kung saan ito nanggaling.

Para kay Micro Stock Trader, ang pagbisita sa PSE Museum at Events Hall ay hindi lang nostalgia tungkol sa lumang stock market.

Isa itong mabilis na paglalakbay mula 1927 hanggang sa modernong floorless Philippine market.

At pagkatapos makita kung paano nabuo at nagbago ang Exchange, oras naman para tingnan ang isa pang mahalagang bahagi ng market ecosystem—

ang brokerage industry.

Sa Part 3: ang aming pagbisita sa Chinabank Securities.

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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.

• Micro Stock Trader: 2024 List of Shariah-Compliant Stocks at PSE – As of December 25, 2024

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.

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17th PSE-Ateneo CSSC Industry Briefing, Part 1: Pagdating sa PSE Tower

Home › Board Lot Warrior › Micro Harvesting › CSSC Learning Series › 17th PSE-Ateneo CSSC Industry Briefing Series › Part 1: Arrival at the PSE Tower

The Path to Prosperity sculpture welcomes visitors at the entrance of the PSE Tower, setting a fitting tone for the start of the CSSC culminating activity.

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A short beginning to the 17th PSE-Ateneo CSSC Industry Briefing series, covering arrival at the PSE Tower, registration, and first impressions on entering the Philippine Stock Exchange.

Originally published: August 13, 2026 · Last updated: August 13, 2026

Links to related posts

• Part 1: Arrival at the PSE Tower
• Part 2: PSE Museum Tour and PSE Events Hall Visit
• Part 3: Chinabank Securities Visit
• Part 4: Industry Briefing on PSE Stock Trading Operations
• Part 5: Seminar on SCCP Clearing and Settlement Operations
• Post-Activity Notes

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Nilalaman

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Ang culminating activity ng 17th PSE-Ateneo Certified Securities Specialist Course ay nagdala sa amin mula sa classroom papunta mismo sa isa sa pinakamahalagang institusyon ng Philippine capital market: ang Philippine Stock Exchange Tower sa Bonifacio Global City.

Ginanap noong August 13, 2026, ang Industry Briefing, Brokerage Visit, and Seminars bilang pagkakataon para makita nang mas malapitan ang ilan sa mga institusyon at prosesong ilang buwan naming pinag-aralan sa CSSC.

Para kay Micro Stock Trader, nagsimula ang karanasang ito bago pa man ang registration.

Isang Angkop na Pagbati: Path to Prosperity

Sa mismong entrance ng PSE Tower ay makikita ang isang malaking abstract sculpture na may pamagat na Path to Prosperity.

Isa ito sa mga unang pumukaw ng aming pansin pagdating sa lugar. Pero mas naging makabuluhan ito nang mabasa namin ang marker na nasa tabi ng sculpture.

Ayon sa marker, ang Path to Prosperity ay kumakatawan sa diwa ng Philippine stock market at sa paraan kung paano ito nakalikha ng prosperity at wealth para sa mga Pilipino.

Mayroon din itong mahalagang historical meaning.

Ang sculpture ay simbolo ng pagsasanib ng Manila Stock Exchange at Makati Stock Exchange tungo sa iisang unified Philippine Stock Exchange.

Nakasaad din sa marker na ang artwork ay isang gift ng Manila Stock Exchange Foundation sa Philippine Stock Exchange, noong October 2017, at gawa ng artist na si Ovvian Castrillo-Hill.

Dahil dito, hindi na namin ito nakita bilang simpleng dekorasyon sa harap ng isang corporate building.

Ang magkakaugnay at tila nagtatagpong bahagi ng sculpture ay nagkaroon ng mas malinaw na kahulugan: consolidation, unity, at ang pagbuo ng isang pambansang stock exchange.

At saka naroon ang pangalan nito:

Path to Prosperity.

Mahirap isipin ang mas angkop na simbolo para sa simula ng aming CSSC culminating activity.

Matapos ang ilang buwang pag-aaral tungkol sa financial markets, quantitative methods, economics, valuation, risk management, securities regulation, portfolio management, at Philippine stock market, naroon na kami sa mismong institusyong kinakatawan ng kasaysayang nakapaloob sa sculpture.

Para kay Micro Stock Trader, hindi lang ito simpleng pagpasok sa isang building.

Parang pagpasok din ito sa isang bahagi ng kasaysayan ng Philippine capital market.

Pagpasok sa Philippine Stock Exchange

Micro Stock Trader at the PSE Tower during the 17th PSE-Ateneo CSSC Industry Briefing, Brokerage Visit, and Seminars.

Pagpasok sa loob ng PSE Tower, isa sa mga agad na kapansin-pansin ang malaking PSE — Philippine Stock Exchange signage.

Simple lang itong makita sa litrato, pero iba ang pakiramdam kapag naroon ka mismo.

Bilang isang investor at trader, madalas nating nakikita ang stock market sa pamamagitan ng screens.

Ticker symbols.

Price movements.

Charts.

Buy and sell orders.

Portfolio values.

Financial disclosures.

Pero minsan madaling makalimutan na sa likod ng lahat ng numerong iyon ay may totoong market infrastructure, mga institusyon, systems, at mga taong nagpapatakbo sa buong proseso.

Ang pagpasok sa PSE Tower ay naging magandang paalala na ang bawat trade na ginagawa natin sa brokerage platform ay bahagi lamang ng mas malaking mekanismo ng capital market.

Registration at Simula ng Programa

Naka-schedule ang registration mula 9:00 AM hanggang 9:45 AM sa PSE Lobby, bago magsimula ang formal activities ng alas-diyes ng umaga.

Mula roon, ang buong araw ay nakalaan para sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng Philippine securities market ecosystem.

Kasama rito ang pagbisita sa loob ng PSE, brokerage visit sa Chinabank Securities, at mga industry seminar tungkol sa PSE stock trading operations at SCCP clearing and settlement operations.

Pero bago pa man makarating sa technical discussions, may halaga na agad ang simpleng pagdating.

Sa loob ng CSSC, unti-unti naming pinag-aralan ang market mula sa iba’t ibang anggulo.

Ngayon, naroon na kami sa lugar kung saan nagtatagpo ang marami sa mga konseptong iyon.

Mula sa Pagte-Trade Tungo sa Mas Malalim na Pag-unawa sa Market

Isa sa pinakamahalagang naging epekto ng CSSC ay ang unti-unting pagbabago ng pananaw mula sa simpleng pakikilahok sa stock market tungo sa mas malalim na pag-unawa kung paano talaga ito gumagana.

Para kay Micro Stock Trader, mahalagang pagkakaiba iyon.

Sa pagbuo ng Micro Harvesting 2.0, mas naging malinaw ang halaga ng governance, valuation, risk management, capital allocation, execution discipline, at portfolio structure.

Hindi naman biglang lumitaw ang mga ideyang ito dahil lamang sa isang module o isang field visit.

Pero nakatulong ang CSSC para magkaroon kami ng mas malinaw na frameworks at vocabulary para masuri nang mas maayos ang dati na naming ginagawa bilang investor at trader.

Kaya ang pagbisita sa PSE Tower ay hindi lang simpleng educational tour.

Isa rin itong bahagi ng mas malawak na proseso ng pag-unawa kung paano dapat maging mas sistematiko, mas disiplinado, at mas accountable ang ating approach sa market.

Simula ng Isang Five-Part Series

Ang post na ito ang unang bahagi ng aming limang-parteng serye tungkol sa CSSC Industry Briefing activity.

Sa mga susunod na bahagi, ibabahagi namin ang aming karanasan sa PSE Museum at PSE Events Hall, ang pagbisita sa Chinabank Securities, at ang mga natutuhan mula sa industry seminars tungkol sa stock trading operations at clearing and settlement.

Sa huling bahagi, pagsasamahin natin ang mga karanasang ito at titingnan kung ano ang kabuluhan ng buong activity sa paraan ng pagtingin natin sa Philippine stock market at sa patuloy na pag-evolve ng Micro Harvesting 2.0.

Pero sa ngayon, dito muna nagtatapos ang Part 1:

sa entrance ng Philippine Stock Exchange,

sa tabi ng isang sculpture na hindi lamang magandang tingnan kundi may mahalagang historical meaning,

at may isang pangalan na tila sadyang angkop sa simula ng araw na iyon—

Path to Prosperity.

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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.

• Micro Stock Trader: 2024 List of Shariah-Compliant Stocks at PSE – As of December 25, 2024

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.

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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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URC Recovery Watch: Mula WAIT Tungo sa Allocation Repair Watch

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URC closes at ₱61.85 on August 7, 2026 with stronger volume, an SMA-50 reclaim, improving MACD, and RSI above 50—putting our MH 2.0 allocation-repair plan back on watch.

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May nangyaring mahalagang pagbabago sa URC chart nitong August 7, 2026. Hindi pa repaired ang long-term trend, pero ang dating TMA WAIT setup ay nagkaroon na ng sapat na improvement para ilagay natin ang stock sa isang mas relevant na status para sa ating existing position: Allocation Repair Watch.

Originally published: August 8, 2026 · Last updated: August 8, 2026

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• URC Stock Study, Post 1: URC Series Introduction
• URC Stock Study, Post 2: URC Fundamental Analysis
• URC Stock Study, Post 3: URC Technical Analysis
• URC Stock Study, Post 4: URC Valuation
• URC Stock Study, Post 5: URC Risk Management
• URC Stock Study, Post 6: URC Capital Allocation

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Ang Punto ng Usapan

Noong ginawa natin ang URC Stock Study, malinaw ang conclusion ng technical analysis.

Noong July 28, 2026, nasa ₱60.00 ang URC.

Nasa ilalim ang presyo ng SMA-50.

Nasa ilalim din ng buong EMA-200 ribbon.

Bearish ang MACD.

Nasa 42.83 lamang ang RSI.

At ang ating TMA Gate Score ay:

1 — WAIT

Hindi rin simpleng stock-entry problem ang URC noon.

Mayroon na tayong:

2,000 shares at ₱66.2014 average cost

At sa ating bagong MH 2.0 architecture, napagdesisyunan nating ang optimum URC position ay:

1,250 shares

Ibig sabihin, mayroon tayong:

750 excess shares

na balak nating bawasan kapag dumating ang sapat na market strength.

Hindi natin piniling ibenta agad habang mahina ang presyo.

Ang naging governance direction natin ay:

Reduce 750 shares on strength.

Nitong August 7, 2026, unang beses matapos ang study na naging interesante ulit ang chart para sa allocation-repair plan na iyon.

Nag-close ang URC sa:

₱61.85

mula sa previous close na ₱60.20, para sa:

+2.74%

Pero hindi naman percentage gain lamang ang mahalaga.

Kasabay nito, nakita natin ang pagbabago sa trend, momentum, RSI, at volume.

Kaya ang tanong natin ngayon ay hindi:

Buy na ba ulit ang URC?

Mas relevant sa ating position ang tanong na:

Nagsisimula na ba ang strength na hinihintay natin para maayos ang allocation?

Ang Dating Paniniwala

Madaling tingnan ang isang malakas na green candle bilang signal na tapos na ang problema.

Kapag ilang araw na bumababa ang stock at biglang umakyat nang mahigit 2%, natural ang feeling na:

Ayun na. Babalik na.

Pero maraming one-day rallies ang hindi nagiging trend reversal.

Maaari silang maging:

• short covering;
• temporary bargain hunting;
• bounce from oversold conditions;
• o simpleng isang magandang araw sa loob ng weak trend.

Kaya hindi sapat ang kulay ng candle.

Hindi rin sapat ang percentage gain.

Sa MH 2.0, hinahanap natin ang combination ng evidence.

Iyan ang dahilan kung bakit mahalaga ang pagbabago ng maraming indicators nang sabay-sabay noong August 7.

Ang Binagong Pananaw

Ang August 7 candle ay hindi pa dahilan para sabihing repaired na ang URC.

Pero hindi na rin fair na ilagay ito sa parehong technical condition na nakita natin noong July 28.

Maraming bagay ang nagbago.

Ang price ay nasa:

₱61.85

Samantalang ang SMA-50 ay nasa:

₱61.03

Ibig sabihin, na-reclaim na ng presyo ang medium-term moving average.

At hindi ito nangyari sa manipis na trading.

Ang volume ay umabot sa:

2.943 million shares

Samantalang nasa humigit-kumulang:

1.179 million shares

ang 50-day average volume reference sa chart.

Ibig sabihin, may participation ang rally.

Hindi lamang basta gumalaw pataas ang presyo habang walang volume.

May ibang pagbabago rin.

Ang MACD line ay nasa -0.45, habang ang signal line ay nasa -0.59.

Nasa ilalim pa rin sila ng zero.

Pero ang MACD ay nakatawid na sa ibabaw ng signal line.

Positive na rin ang histogram sa humigit-kumulang:

+0.14

Samantala, ang RSI ay tumalon sa:

57.96

Mula sa dating sub-50 reading, malinaw na itong nasa positive side ng neutral zone.

Sa madaling salita:

Hindi lamang price ang bumuti. Sumunod ang momentum, RSI, at volume.

Iyan ang dahilan kung bakit mas credible ang August 7 recovery attempt kaysa sa ordinaryong bounce.

Paano Ito Umaandar

Na-Reclaim ang SMA-50

Isa sa pinakamahalagang developments ay ang pag-close ng URC sa ibabaw ng SMA-50.

Noong July 28, ang price-below-SMA condition ang isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit zero ang score natin sa medium-term trend.

Ngayon, nasa ₱61.85 ang close laban sa SMA-50 na ₱61.03.

Hindi pa sapat ang isang araw upang sabihing established na ang bagong trend.

Pero nagbago na ang burden of proof.

Noon, kailangan munang ma-reclaim ang SMA-50.

Ngayon, ang tanong ay:

Kaya ba itong hawakan?

Iyan ang mas mahalagang susunod na observation.

Kung mananatili ang price above roughly ₱61 at hindi agad babalik sa ilalim, magiging mas credible ang medium-term repair.

Kung babagsak naman agad pabalik, maaari nating tawagin itong failed reclaim.

MACD: Bullish Crossover, Pero Below Zero Pa Rin

May improvement din sa MACD.

Ang MACD line ay nasa:

-0.45

habang ang signal line ay:

-0.59

Ibig sabihin, mayroon nang bullish crossover.

Positive na rin ang histogram.

Pero hindi pa ideal ang setup dahil pareho pa ring nasa ilalim ng zero line ang MACD at signal.

Kaya hindi pa ito full momentum confirmation.

Mas tamang interpretation:

Early momentum recovery

Hindi pa:

Established bullish momentum

May malaking distinction iyan.

Ang gusto nating makita sa follow-through ay continued improvement at eventual approach toward the zero line.

RSI: Hindi Na Simpleng Recovery Attempt

Noong July 28, nasa 42.83 ang RSI.

Ang interpretation natin noon:

Below 50 but rising — recovery attempt.

Ngayon ay nasa:

57.96

Ibig sabihin, hindi na lamang umaahon mula sa weakness ang RSI.

Nasa ibabaw na ito ng neutral 50 threshold.

Ito ang isa sa pinakamalinaw na confirmations na may pagbabago sa short-term momentum.

Hindi ito guarantee.

Pero qualitatively, ibang setup na ito kumpara sa late July.

Volume ang Nagbigay ng Bigat sa Move

Siguro ito ang pinaka-interesting na bahagi ng August 7 move.

Ang volume ay umabot sa:

2.943 million shares

kumpara sa 50-day average na humigit-kumulang:

1.179 million

Mahigit dalawang beses ang normal trading activity.

Kaya hindi lamang tayo may:

• higher price;
• SMA-50 reclaim;
• MACD crossover;
• at RSI above 50.

May volume confirmation din.

Kung may isang bagay na gusto nating makita kapag nire-reclaim ng stock ang important moving average, ito iyon.

Participation.

Hindi ibig sabihin na guaranteed ang continuation.

Pero nagbibigay ito ng mas malaking credibility sa move.

Updated TMA Gate Reading

Kung gagamitin natin ang parehong MH 2.0 TMA framework, ang approximate reading ngayon ay:

SMA-50: 2 points

Price has reclaimed the SMA-50.

EMA-200 Ribbon: 0 points

Price remains below the entire long-term ribbon.

MACD: 1 point

MACD is above the signal line but remains below zero.

RSI: 2 points

RSI is above 50 with improving momentum.

Ang total ay:

5 points

At ang mechanical interpretation natin ay:

TECHNICAL TEST PROBE

Malaking improvement ito mula sa dating:

1 — WAIT

Pero mayroon tayong kakaibang situation sa URC.

Ang mechanical system ay maaaring nagsasabing may technical permission na para sa maliit na probe.

Pero mayroon na tayong 2,000 shares.

Hindi tayo naghahanap ng bagong exposure.

May excess exposure na nga tayo.

Kaya ang parehong technical improvement ay may ibang kahulugan para sa ating portfolio.

Hindi ito:

Probe opportunity.

Para sa atin, mas useful ang label na:

ALLOCATION REPAIR WATCH

Bakit Repair Watch at Hindi Buy Watch?

Ito ang magandang example kung bakit hindi sapat ang technical indicator kapag walang portfolio context.

Kung wala tayong URC position, maaaring interesting ang move bilang technical probe candidate.

Pero mayroon tayong:

2,000 shares

At ang optimum MH 2.0 position natin ay:

1,250 shares

Kaya mayroon tayong:

750 shares na kailangang ma-right-size

Hindi natin kailangan ng additional shares.

Ang kailangan natin ay market strength na maaaring magbigay ng magandang pagkakataon upang maayos ang position nang hindi napipilitang magbenta sa weakness.

Iyan ang dahilan kung bakit ang improving technical condition ay bullish sa chart pero potentially useful din para sa reduction plan.

Hindi iyon contradiction.

Portfolio context lamang iyon.

Ang ₱61–₱63 Area ang Unang Test

Ang August 7 high ay umabot sa:

₱62.65

pero nag-close sa ₱61.85.

Ang immediate question ay kung magkakaroon ng acceptance sa paligid ng:

₱61 hanggang ₱63

Dito natin gustong makita kung:

• kayang i-hold ang SMA-50;
• may follow-through ang volume;
• patuloy na bumubuti ang MACD;
• at nananatili ang RSI above 50.

Kung mangyari iyon, mas nagiging credible ang recovery structure.

Kung hindi, maaaring bumalik lamang ang URC sa dati nitong range.

Hindi natin kailangang hulaan ngayon.

Hahayaan nating ipakita ng market kung alin doon ang mangyayari.

Pero Ang Tunay na Test ay Nasa ₱65–₱67

Mas interesante ang nasa itaas.

Ang EMA-200 ribbon ngayon ay nasa humigit-kumulang:

• ₱65.69 — lower ribbon
• ₱66.44 — middle reference
• ₱67.32 — upper ribbon

At ito ang nakakatuwang convergence.

Sa URC Post 4, ang base FCFF fair value natin ay:

₱65.40

Ang ating average cost ay:

₱66.2014

At sa Post 6, tinukoy natin ang logical allocation-repair zone sa:

₱65 hanggang ₱67

Ngayon, naroon din mismo ang EMA-200 ribbon.

Ibig sabihin, sa iisang price area nagtatagpo ang:

• valuation
• our average cost
• long-term technical resistance
• at portfolio repair objective

Hindi natin iyon alam noong ginawa ang initial plan kung eksaktong paano magde-develop ang August chart.

Pero ngayon, mas malinaw kung bakit mahalaga ang zone.

What Happens If URC Reaches ₱65–₱67?

Hindi automatic sell ang ₱65.

Hindi rin automatic hold ang ₱67.

Decision zone iyon.

Kapag umakyat doon ang URC habang:

• improving ang volume;
• above SMA-50 pa rin;
• bullish ang MACD;
• RSI remains healthy;
• at sinusubukan nang i-reclaim ang EMA-200 ribbon;

magiging interesting ang tension.

Technically, magiging mas bullish ang stock.

Pero portfolio-wise, iyon din ang zone kung saan maaaring maging practical ang pagbawas ng excess position.

At iyan mismo ang gusto natin.

Hindi natin hinahanap ang pinakamataas na presyo.

Hinahanap natin ang pagkakataong gawing mas healthy ang portfolio nang hindi kinakailangang sirain ang position sa weakness.

Hindi Natin Binabago ang Post 6

Mahalagang sabihin ito.

Ang August 7 rally ay hindi dahilan para bawiin ang capital-allocation conclusion natin.

Hindi dahil bumubuti ang chart ay biglang magiging tama ang 2,000-share permanent position.

Ang role ng URC ay nananatiling:

Medium Volatility Harvester

Ang optimum allocation ay nananatiling:

₱75,000

Ang target position ay nananatiling:

1,250 shares

At ang 750 excess shares ay nananatiling:

Possible reduction on strength

Ang nagbago lamang ay ang market condition.

Noong July 28, mahina ang market para isipin ang repair.

Noong August 7, nagsimula na tayong magkaroon ng dahilan upang bantayan ang possibility.

Iyan ang kaibahan ng policy at execution.

Static ang objective.

Dynamic ang market.

Ang Bagong Status: REPAIR WATCH

Kung kailangan nating ilagay sa isang simpleng phrase ang August 7 URC chart, ito iyon:

WAIT has evolved into REPAIR WATCH

Hindi sell signal.

Hindi buy signal.

Hindi prediction.

Status lamang ng process.

May sapat nang improvement para maging relevant ulit ang allocation-repair plan.

Pero hindi pa sapat ang improvement para sabihing dumating na ang execution zone.

May pagitan pa mula ₱61.85 hanggang sa ₱65–₱67 area.

At may EMA-200 ribbon pang kailangang harapin.

Kaya hindi kailangang magmadali.

Pangwakas na Kaisipan

Masaya makita ang isang weak setup na unti-unting gumaganda.

Pero ang pinakaimportanteng bahagi nito para sa atin ay hindi ang excitement ng green candle.

Ang mahalaga ay ang pagbabago ng context.

Noong July 28:

WAIT.

Noong August 7:

• reclaimed SMA-50;
• bullish MACD crossover;
• positive histogram;
• RSI at 57.96;
• strong 2.943-million-share volume;
• at price moving toward the zone that matters to our portfolio.

Hindi pa repaired ang long-term trend.

Nasa ibabaw pa rin ang EMA-200 ribbon sa ₱65.69 hanggang ₱67.32.

Pero sa unang pagkakataon matapos natin formalize ang URC right-sizing plan, nagsisimula nang lumapit ang market sa direksiyong maaaring maging useful sa atin.

Kaya wala pa tayong kailangang pilitin.

Hindi natin kailangang humabol.

Hindi natin kailangang magdagdag.

At hindi rin natin kailangang ibenta ngayon dahil lamang naging green ang chart.

May plano na tayo.

Ang trabaho natin ngayon ay panoorin kung bibigyan tayo ng market ng pagkakataong maisagawa iyon.

Sa URC, ang next meaningful chapter ay maaaring hindi tungkol sa pagbili.

Maaaring tungkol ito sa mas mahirap ngunit mas mahalagang bahagi ng Micro Harvesting 2.0:

Pag-aayos ng isang oversized position habang bumabalik ang strength.

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MH Operator Journal Entry 7: ICT Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest at ₱1,002

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MH Operator Journal Entry 7. We sold another 30 ICT shares at ₱1,002 as favorable intraday technical conditions followed the liquidity-driven 20-share partial release recorded in Journal Entry 6. The 500-share anchor remains intact, with 20 rotational shares remaining.

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Yesterday’s ICT sale was driven primarily by portfolio liquidity. Today, the market gave us a better technical setting to release another 30 rotational shares at ₱1,002—without touching the 500-share anchor.

Originally published: August 8, 2026 · Last updated: August 12, 2026

Links to related posts

• ICT Stock Study 6: Capital Allocation ng Isang Core Anchor
• ICT Stock Study 7: ICT Updated Valuation
• Bollinger Reversion Series: A Formal Setup-Based Series Within the MH Operator Journal
• MH Operator Journal Entry 2: ICT Middle-Band Re-entry, Completed Roundtrip, at RTS Accumulation
• MH Operator Journal Entry 6: ICT Liquidity-Driven Partial Release
• Micro Harvesting 2.0 Investment Policy: Ang Constitution ng MH Money Machine

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Nilalaman

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Transaction Snapshot

Transaction date: August 7, 2026
Stock: International Container Terminal Services, Inc.
Ticker: ICT
Action: Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest
Shares sold in this entry: 30 shares
Selling price: ₱1,002 per share
Gross proceeds: ₱30,060

The Transaction

We sold an additional 30 ICT shares at ₱1,002 on August 7, 2026.

This entry records only today’s transaction. It follows MH Operator Journal Entry 6, which separately documented the liquidity-driven release of 20 shares at ₱1,000 on August 6.

Although the two transactions are related, they remain distinct journal entries because their primary decision contexts were different.

Relationship to Journal Entry 6

Journal Entry 6 recorded a:

Liquidity-Driven Partial Release

The sale of 20 shares at ₱1,000 was primarily intended to recover portfolio liquidity. Technical conditions provided context, but liquidity requirements remained the controlling consideration.

Journal Entry 7 records a:

Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest

By the following trading day, ICT presented a more favorable short-term technical setting. This allowed us to sell another 30 rotational shares at a slightly higher price without disturbing the 500-share anchor.

The second transaction did not revise or replace the purpose of Journal Entry 6. It extended the rotational reduction under a newly favorable technical context.

Intraday Technical Context

At approximately 11:48 a.m., ICT was trading around ₱1,000 after reaching an intraday high of ₱1,003.

The three-minute chart showed the following approximate readings:

• Bollinger upper band: ₱1,003
• Bollinger middle band: ₱1,000
• EMA-200 ribbon: ₱995–₱997
• SMA-50: ₱994
• RSI: 57.01

The sale at ₱1,002 was executed close to the upper Bollinger Band and immediately below the ₱1,003 intraday high.

Short-term momentum remained generally positive, but signs of moderation were already visible. The MACD lines were flattening, the histogram had turned slightly negative, and RSI had retreated from its earlier intraday level.

Price subsequently moved back toward the ₱1,000 middle-band area.

Setup Classification

Today’s 30-share sale is classified as an:

ICT Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest

The action was supported by:

• price reaching the ₱1,000–₱1,003 resistance area;
• execution near the intraday upper Bollinger Band;
• weakening short-term momentum;
• RSI retreating from its earlier high;
• and the opportunity to reduce rotational exposure at a favorable price.

The upper band was not treated as an automatic sell signal. It served as a price-location reference supporting a measured partial harvest.

Portfolio Position After the Sale

Before Journal Entry 6, our ICT position consisted of:

• 500 Anchor Shares
• 100 Rotational Trading Shares
• 600 total shares

After the 20-share release recorded in Journal Entry 6 and the additional 30-share sale recorded here, the position becomes:

• Anchor Shares: 500
• Remaining Rotational Trading Shares: 50
• Total ICT position: 550 shares

The complete 500-share anchor remains intact. The transactions reduced only the rotational portion of the position.

Consolidated Two-Day Outcome

Although the sales are recorded separately, they may be viewed together as a related two-day reduction:

• August 6: 20 shares sold at ₱1,000
• August 7: 30 shares sold at ₱1,002
• Combined shares sold: 50
• Combined gross proceeds: ₱50,060
• Weighted average selling price: ₱1,001.20 per share

This consolidated result is presented only as a portfolio summary. The 20-share transaction remains recorded under Journal Entry 6, while Journal Entry 7 records only the succeeding 30-share sale.

Liquidity and Technical Execution Working Together

The sequence demonstrates that liquidity management and technical execution do not have to operate separately.

The first transaction addressed an immediate portfolio requirement. The second transaction took advantage of a more favorable short-term price location.

The technical setup did not retroactively change the purpose of the first sale. Instead, it improved the overall quality of the two-day rotational reduction.

Replacement Remains Optional

The proceeds from both transactions return first to portfolio liquidity and dry powder.

A future repurchase of the 50 shares remains an option, not an obligation.

Trading below the ₱1,001.20 combined average exit price would not, by itself, justify replacement. ICT must also present an acceptable technical setup, price location, valuation context, and portfolio liquidity condition.

Until those gates align, the remaining cash may be retained or deployed elsewhere in the portfolio.

Final Reading

Journal Entry 7 records a disciplined technical follow-through sale of 30 ICT shares at ₱1,002.

It complements—but does not duplicate—the liquidity-driven 20-share release documented in Journal Entry 6.

Together, the two transactions reduced rotational exposure by 50 shares at a weighted average selling price of ₱1,001.20 while preserving the complete 500-share core anchor.

The result is a clean journal sequence:

Journal Entry 6 recorded the liquidity decision. Journal Entry 7 recorded the favorable technical follow-through.

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Update: Afternoon Session — Additional 10 Shares Harvested at ₱1,005

Update: August 7, 2026, afternoon session

After the morning transaction documented in this Journal Entry, ICT continued to trade favorably during the afternoon session. We therefore sold an additional 10 Rotational Trading Shares at ₱1,005.

This does not change the original reading of Journal Entry 7. The 30-share sale at ₱1,002 during the morning session remains the Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest documented above. The additional 10-share sale simply extended the same rotational reduction when ICT offered us an even better selling price later in the day.

For August 7 alone, our transactions were:

August 7 Transactions

• Morning session: 30 shares sold at ₱1,002
• Afternoon session: 10 shares sold at ₱1,005
• Total shares sold for August 7: 40 shares
• Gross sales: ₱40,110
• Gross weighted average selling price: ₱1,002.75 per share

Daily Closing Portfolio Position — August 7, 2026

• Anchor Shares: 500
• Rotational Trading Shares: 40
• Total ICT Position: 540 shares
• RTS Average Buy Price: ₱972.49

The afternoon transaction reduced our remaining Rotational Trading Shares from 50 to 40 shares, while the 500-share ICT Anchor remained completely intact.

Daily Closing Portfolio Position — August 7, 2026

At the close of the August 7 trading session, our ICT position stood at:

• Anchor Shares: 500
• Rotational Trading Shares: 40
• Total ICT Position: 540 shares
• RTS Average Buy Price: ₱972.49
• Broker Average Net Price: ₱973.36

August Month-to-Date Rotational Sales

For proper reconciliation, we separately track the cumulative August transactions:

• August 6: 20 shares sold at ₱1,000 — Liquidity-Driven Partial Release
• August 7, morning: 30 shares sold at ₱1,002 — Technical Follow-Through Partial Harvest
• August 7, afternoon: 10 shares sold at ₱1,005 — Extension of the Technical Follow-Through
• Total Shares Sold MTD: 60 shares
• Gross Sales MTD: ₱60,110
• Gross Weighted Average Selling Price: ₱1,001.83 per share
• Net Proceeds MTD: ₱59,872.57

The original sections of this Journal Entry remain unchanged because they accurately preserve the circumstances of the morning-session decision as it happened. This update records what followed during the afternoon and provides the closing portfolio position after all August 7 transactions.

What began as the Liquidity-Driven Partial Release in Journal Entry 6 therefore continued into a technically favorable reduction on August 7. The reasons for the individual transactions remain distinct, but by market close they form part of the same developing sequence of disciplined RTS reduction.

Journal Entry 6 recorded the liquidity decision. Journal Entry 7 recorded the technical follow-through. The afternoon session extended that follow-through at a better price.

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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.

• Micro Stock Trader: 2024 List of Shariah-Compliant Stocks at PSE – As of December 25, 2024

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.

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