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EquityM:
You will get it tomorrow.

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Smattrader:
I just did too but this evening. I initiated once and it took just full day. Wait, you should receive alert tomorrow, hopefully.

LoriHamo:
Good morning boss mî....
I just dey reason something......from cowrywise app....the pulled mutual funds is now 16.57%....i want to ask, what rate are they now using to compute daily interest for people that initially funded Trustbanc via cowrywise..... because obviously the rate is higher than the aggregate rate they quoted there?

IamtheDef:
Who is seeing this update that Cowrywise just introduced? or is it just me? you cannot select individual funds to invest in again, it now comes as a basket of different funds.

EquityM:
Of course, and monthly compounding.

Kpboy1:
Thank you. Please how often is the payout, can it be flexible like weekly or monthly? What's the annual rate or monthly rate. Thanks again

doggedfighter:
I know my email but I didn't create password at any point. That's where I am finding difficult to understand.

Beeron:
The video for Equity investment is now published, if after watching and you still don't understand. Don't hesitate to ask for clarification.


https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw

modupemomo:
Hello All,

I guess Stanbic rates is still taking a dive to the ground floor from the top of a skyscraper. Saw the rates yesterday and I cannot believe it has dropped from where we started at 24%+.

Reality is prices of things we need in life isnt dropping, one has to begin to do recon. While I know Renmoney isnt in the mutual funds business, does anyone know if there are legit and reliable? I've got mouths to feed here. Stanbic is my fav but right now, I have to use my head because the rates gave me palpitations last night abeg.

Please can anyone give their two cents on Renmoney as they have a good rate on their fixed deposit. Thanks and God bless.

Beeron:
Simply means, you investing a certain amount of money across all your investment via cowrywise.
Bloom is 10 million and above.
Bud is less than 5 million

Beeron:
That's not how it works.

For instance, all my Equity trade is via cowrywise app.

Does that mean because Cardinalstone is getting patronage, we at Cowrywise won't get increased market profit too?

That's not how it works.

All Equities funds in cowrywise and that of CardinalStone follow the same price action of individual stocks on NGX, now you have chosen to protect yourself by buying into Equity which in turn buys into various types of individual stocks likely doing well on the NGX, so if you Equity is gaining, it means the underlying stocks in the Equity basket are gaining. Not the influence of CardinalStone, what CardinalStone does is to analyze with professional experience, tools and metrics to help you pick those stocks and add into your Equity basket.

Now if all goes wrong tomorrow causing a market dip, it still not CardinalStone responsible, it technically the market likely reacting to external factors, influences or unfavorable news. However, it's temporary and you are again protected by the +10-10 policy, so you don't lose much before you pull out of the market.

The reason why most folks are scared to invest in Equity on the MMF Thread is because, they want to sleep better at night and most of them have huge volume of capital in MMF hence the cognitive dissonance.

EquityM:
Is anyone currently trading fixed-income funds? I am currently trading with CardinalStone and Quantum Zenith. CardinalStone, the rate has been fluctuating rapidly; sometimes when I top up, I get a negative return the next day and a higher return the day after. Quantum Zenith fixed income fund has recently doubled my money; I'm not sure if this is an error or juju. Any insight into this would be greatly appreciated.

nickae:
Network issues from their side, use the app

airsaylongcome:
The bolded immediately tells me the issue. Firewall. VoIP solutions are major targets for hackers when they (the VoIP servers) are online on the Internet. To mitigate this, FreePBX has an aggressive firewall policy. You not being able to access it immediately tells me that you haven’t correctly configured the inbuilt Firewall. Restart the VM twice within 5 mins and the firewall will be temporarily disabled. You then need to add your local subnet to the whitelist so that any device on your local network can access the FreePBX gui. I’d suggest you do this using your laptop’s web browser. This should be part of your initial configuration after a fresh install and it sounds like you didn’t go through that (or skipped it). If you still have issues, I’d say reinstall, and go through the initial configuration using your laptop’s web browser. There’s a part during the initial configuration where it asks you to register with Sangoma to “activate” the system, while not strictly necessary, I advise newbies to go through that process. Create a Sangoma account and all and have the install activated. Saves you a lot of stress. When you have some experience, you can skip that and still be able to configure the system with some know how.

Long story short, reboot your VM twice within 5 minutes to temporarily disable the firewall, access the FreePBX VM using its IP address on your Laptop’s web browser, whitelist your local subnet and possibly go through the Sangoma activation process. Then enjoy. If you have issues, just do a fresh install and on first access, do all of the above. It sounds like your firewall hasn’t been properly configured.

Stuff you know from experience that other intelligent resources will not be aware of (I’m sorry I couldn’t resist)

airsaylongcome:
Great. So very well powered. I’d say run it again, pull up the VM command line and run ‘htop’ (without the quote, you might have to install it using ‘yum update && yum install htop -y’). See what is maxing out resources just before the VM shuts down. Do you get the same behaviour if you use your laptop’s web browser?

airsaylongcome:
Do you get the same behaviour if you use your laptop’s web browser?

MindHacker9009:
@airsaylongcome

Your knowledge of VoIP is based solely on what you've read online or in books, as you haven’t developed your own Asterisk or FreePBX software before. Sorry to burst your bubble, but opening this thread to position yourself as the sole expert and then trying to monetize it is misleading. In reality, you likely know less than 10% of what AI generated resources can provide on VoIP.

airsaylongcome:
How much RAM do you have allocated to your VM? How many vCPU do you have allocated to it? Virtualbox has a quirk where VMs get killed instead of overloading the host machine. My troubleshooting would start with reviewing the computing resources allocated to the FreePBX VM

airsaylongcome:
The "community" has been the key for me. Whether that's FreePBX community, Freeswitch community, asterisk community, even reddit. These have been the key. I go there, read posts, engage/help troubleshoot other users issues etc. You are learning but also putting yourself out there. Recently got a Canadian gig to deploy a pilot for a multitenant voip infrastructure. Just from a post on one of the communities. The poster was hell bent on using that community software. I was 10000% convinced a different solution was best suited. We had UAT on Saturday and after all the tests, he said "I want to thank you for insisting. My developer is very pleased with the APIs and the documentation".

The community is smaller. Most people who contribute there see it as more than "just a job". So anyone hunting to hire there greatly cuts down the number of applicants by almost 80%