Marving Germo's post on whether the Philippine economy is a growing bubble

Up and coming Philippine stock market expert Marvin Germo weighs in on whether the Philippine economy is a growing bubble.

He thinks it is not a bubble.

http://www.marvingermo.com/bubble-bubble-bubble-and-the-philippine-market-crash/


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