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I recently published a video about United Capital fixed income: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
The worst is cardinalstone, their contact info is just for fancy. The poorest customer service. |
Sirchiboy:Congratulations, the journey just begun. Don't assume you will cash out big. Just make it your savings account instead of leaving that 5k in your regular bank account. Let me teach you one trick to grow that money in MMF no matter how small. Gather your friends or your guys, convince them for you guys to start contribution (Ajor), then be in charge of holding the money, and when they all pay, put it In your MMF account and only redeem when it's someone turn to take money, continue that circle of cash flow and invite more members to the contribution. As long as you in charge of funds and funds stays In your MMF, you will profit from the compounded interest, now imagine you have contribution money totalling one million, the interest from that is still something. I know someone who started like this and today he is in charge of contribution money at his work place totalling up to 20 million. |
Gokoyer0:Take this advice from someone who is very much invested in all. Yes, I am investing in all. The moderate investment which comprises of Balanced funds and halal funds are just waste of time. Ignore them completely. The aggressive once which mostly has stocks as underlying assets basically Equity Mutual funds. Yes, they are worth a try but allocate just 10% of your fund In the hope that it will appreciate overtime. Now focus 90% of your investment capital into the conservative section, buy the MMF doing the highest percentage and when the highest stops being the highest, withdraw your money and buy the new highest right on that conservative section. That's how you grow and preserve wealth. |
welzyj2:lol funny, That's just the asset management name. Look beyond that and see the man behind the wheel. |
Here is a video about United Capital fixed income. Rates doesn't swing like stocks, just for steady returns purpose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLSeI34gdXc |
I published a video about United capital fixed income investment, lin k below If you interested: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
I published a video on United Capital fixed income investment. Here we go: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
[quote author=Salarys post=138232140][/quote]I am a student of Zrosk manga's fund manager Samson Esuemude. Samson is good, popularly known as Oracle of financial market analyst. EquityM, I highly recommend his Equity mutual fund and keep an eye on it even if you don't have plans investing elsewhere. |
EquityM:Alright thanks Chief. |
EquityM:I signed up using the app but isnt the web address app.cardinalstone.com? |
EquityM:Chief, After Cardinal Stone confirmed your Fixed income alpha subscription, How long did it take before they processed the investment for you to begin to see daily returns and does the value amount appear on your dashboard because mine appears to be blank after buying some fixed Income this morning. Looking to test the waters with them. |
WaytoGo:Yes they are sec approved and they manage their own fund called cowrywise money market fund. Go on sec website, look it up via Google or utilize AI and make your findings. |
mikeayus:cowrywise has only perfected the trade and expertise of quick customer service, quick funding, quick cash out, Quick trade execution. And if you notice most complaints by Afrivest app users, they are complaining about all the aforementioned. |
EquityM:This is on their app. Their app is shittty, Invest via cowrywise. |
EquityM:way to go bro. |
EquityM:I have a video on NDIF on YouTube, it's one the most oldest investment in Nigeria by Afrivest. It's invested in only Bond, you are making a very good decision investing in it. I just didn't bring all these options to you from cowrywise because I was thinking you not flexible enough to consider using cowrywise app and just love CardinalStone. Good thing you signed up. Welcome to the club. |
welzyj2:Bro you should understand that my point is: currency popularly used as medium of exchange. How many countries uses Pounds as trade currency in comparison to the Dollar? Even Euro in the Eurozone and globally is still popularly used over the British Pounds. |
EquityM:The only thing that can undermine the U.S dollar is the U.S hegemony itself. The moment the U.S begin to lose control of geopolitical influence or defeat of their sophisticated military. The crash of the dollar will follow. That was what happened to British Pounds, London use to be the financial capital of the world and Pounds main exchange currency until WW1 and WW2 made Britain permanently lost that currency dominance to the US. Now this why you see the U.S always picking on smaller countries to re-assert dominance and bully them because if they pick on RUSSIA or China, that would be the end of the U.S dollar. Nuclear war won't only destroy countries, it will destroy the rule based order which the U.S created whereby Dollar is the petrol currency and main exchange currency of the world. |
EquityM:My Chief, Dollar devaluation is not happening anytime soon. Infact, if there was any President that has wanted the dollar to devalue in the past one year. It's Donald Trump because he so much wants a weaker dollar to attract investors to the U.S to compete with China, that was the idea behind all his TARIFFS wars, but did it work? Not as quite well, infact, the Naira only won against the dollar in 2025 after so many years, and do you know what we considered a win? A stable exchange rate not even dollar devaluation. This is why dollar based MMF was sluggish for last year too. |
Salarys:They are the best for now, I see and track their returns. Whatever stocks they picking, they are doing a good job. |
Jesusmylord:Dollar Mutual funds doesn't pay enough returns in Nigeria compared to Naira mutual funds, infact that is why we have foreign portfolio investors come to Nigeria and invest in Naira investments will Naira, make gains and convert back to Dollar to pull out their investments They profit from both investment gains and forex slippage. Nigerians only do Dollar Mutual fund to hedge against Naira inflation even if they earn little interest on it. Secondly, Euro bond isn't accessible to Nigerians, it can only be bought by foreign portfolio investors with foreign currency. |
mikeayus:The difference between fixed income and MMF is one grows wealth and the other preserve wealth. Fixed income grows wealth and MMF preserve wealth. Just understand it from that angle. |
welzyj2:Ten years is too far. If you invest 100k in January of last year 2025, you would have made between ₦135,000 and ₦155,000 by today, depending on the equity mutual fund. Most Nigerian equity mutual funds returned roughly 35% – 55% for the year. So, leaving your money for 2 - 3 years is 100% ROI. Your money has more than doubled. |
Bluearrow:Most NOT all operate the same way, yes —you can withdraw at any time but the only time they compound your gains is quarterly. Stanbic compound monthly. |
MMFadvisor:Focus on advertising your company sir. People here you advertising to, tracks MMF rates across the board more often than you on a daily basis. Shoving your company in their faces won't cut it. Get creative, Put together all other rates of other MMF alongside your own so we can begin to compare and analyze. |
For the stock pickers amongst us here. Here is my stock recommendation for the week. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
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