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Poll: If you had 100 million naira, which one would you invest it in??

Equity/Stock. 22% (2 votes)
MMF. 55% (5 votes)
Fixed Income Fund. 11% (1 vote)
Treasury Bill/ Commercial papers. 11% (1 vote)
This poll has ended

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Re: Equity Investment. by Beeron: 3:36pm On Jan 22
WaytoGo:
Please, can you provide a little bit of info about this ' Cowrywise " platform?

Are they just fintech or registered under the SEC or better still how do I check them up to know my money is safe since ( I don't think) they are a fund manager or are they?
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.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 3:42pm On Jan 22
Beeron:
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.
I get your point around the USD being the most popular means of exchange and base currently

Just noting the pound sterling is the most valuable and to me its minimal use could be part of some political strategic reason
Re: Equity Investment. by compunigeria: 5:22pm On Jan 22
EquityM:
I mean, if other fund managers are doing well at the moment, I won't want to move my funds around; nevertheless, I might fish around and decide what is best for me. I already tried Afrinvest equity with 20k; I'll see how the market is doing and compare it with Cardinal.
I am with Afrivest too, but my observation is that the rates you posted for cardinal equity were higher compared to Afrivest, especially the green days. Another is that, no returns for weekends and Public holidays. This is probably because their fund has more stocks investments.
Re: Equity Investment. by WaytoGo: 6:36pm On Jan 22
compunigeria:
I am with Afrivest too, but my observation is that the rates you posted for cardinal equity were higher compared to Afrivest, especially the green days. Another is that, no returns for weekends and Public holidays. This is probably because their fund has more stocks investments.
Are you aware of the amount of his capital?
Re: Equity Investment. by WaytoGo: 6:36pm On Jan 22
Beeron:
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.
Checked, confirmed 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 7:46pm On Jan 22
The bearish season has arrived; the market is strange; there is no retreat or surrender; Baba God will command the bull to enter in due course.
Re: Equity Investment. by Care4: 8:34pm On Jan 22
EquityM:
The review I am seeing on Afrinvest is not worth trying.
I've used for years and no issues. Portals and apps may have glitches but it doesn't make a house like afrinvest a bad one.
For me, the are one of the powerhouses in the capital market.
Re: Equity Investment. by Care4: 8:35pm On Jan 22
Spot on. These days you can't even start any transaction until your KYC is complete.

Arizona86:
I have used them before, you need to ensure your KYC is approved before investing with them. Most of those complaints are people whose kyc is pending approval and they want to withdraw their funds.
They also have a policy of 24 to 48 working hours before your fund drops in your wallet when you sell your investment but once the money is available in your wallet withdrawal takes some few minutes to transfer to your bank
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 8:49pm On Jan 22
How is the equity trading? Does it deliver good returns?

Care4:
I've used for years and no issues. Portals and apps may have glitches but it doesn't make a house like afrinvest a bad one.
For me, the are one of the powerhouses in the capital market.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:13pm On Jan 22
WaytoGo:
Are you aware of the amount of his capital?
Not about his capital. My capital is lesser than his but over the last weekend, it was all green on my side as well.

We all experience the green and red the difference is in our quantum
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 4:42am On Jan 23
I'm not sure how some of these bonds function. One is making good money every day—between 20 and 24 percent—while the other is declining every day.
Re: Equity Investment. by Care4: 9:22am On Jan 23
EquityM:
How is the equity trading? Does it deliver good returns?
Last year the ASI delivered around 51%. A couple of EMF beat it, while some were below it. "Good returns" is generic. Some are fine with 15% returns; for some, it has to be above 50%. It depends on individuals. For me, it has to beat the prevailing inflation or bank lending rate and give me 5-8% on top of it. So, you have to define what your good return is.

To your question, the returns on EMF have been impressive.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:36am On Jan 23
I actually prefer 50%. I just hope Cardinal will be able to make it this year. The CSOF of Cardinal, which has a minimum capital of 100m, is already at 20+%. I can't quite understand what stocks made the CSOF skyrocket.

Care4:
Last year the ASI delivered around 51%. A couple of EMF beat it, while some were below it. "Good returns" is generic. Some are fine with 15% returns; for some, it has to be above 50%. It depends on individuals. For me, it has to beat the prevailing inflation or bank lending rate and give me 5-8% on top of it. So, you have to define what your good return is.

To your question, the returns on EMF have been impressive.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:41am On Jan 23
EquityM:
I'm not sure how some of these bonds function. One is making good money every day—between 20 and 24 percent—while the other is declining every day.
You comparing cardinal stone fixed income with which?

I feel it's the other underlying assets that causes the difference.

I was looking at united capital equity investment underlying assets- to be honest I don't think one will see more than a red in a week. Their equity is more like a balanced fund that's why YTD they are 7.58. 60% stocks 40% fixed income
Re: Equity Investment. by Care4: 9:41am On Jan 23
EquityM:
I actually prefer 50%. I just hope Cardinal will be able to make it this year. The CSOF of Cardinal, which has a minimum capital of 100m, is already at 20+%. I can't quite understand what stocks made the CSOF skyrocket.
You can check online, you will find the movers and shakers in their EMF portfolio. Most EMF pick 3 to 5 stocks on the premium board and a good number in the top 30 of the EQUITY board. Some even check it to decide what they can invest in directly. Another way is to check the ETFs they run. It can give you hints on their portfolio.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:44am On Jan 23
No, DLM Income Fund and Cardinal Income Fund. The DLM has been super.
Balanced funds tend to return less profit, as I am currently into the Quantum Zenith balanced fund.

welzyj2:
You comparing cardinal stone fixed income with which?

I feel it's the other underlying assets that causes the difference.

I was looking at united capital equity investment underlying assets- to be honest I don't think one will see more than a red in a week. Their equity is more like a balanced fund that's why YTD they are 7.58. 60% stocks 40% fixed income
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:45am On Jan 23
EquityM:
I actually prefer 50%. I just hope Cardinal will be able to make it this year. The CSOF of Cardinal, which has a minimum capital of 100m, is already at 20+%. I can't quite understand what stocks made the CSOF skyrocket.
I feel it's a premium club with premium maintenance

They will be trading daily and try to get daily profits
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:47am On Jan 23
CD equity mostly comprises the high-yield dividend stocks like GTCO, Buafood, Dangcem, and others.

Care4:
You can check online, you will find the movers and shakers in their EMF portfolio. Most EMF pick 3 to 5 stocks on the premium board and a good number in the top 30 of the EQUITY board. Some even check it to decide what they can invest in directly. Another way is to check the ETFs they run. It can give you hints on their portfolio.
Re: Equity Investment. by Salarys: 9:48am On Jan 23
Care4:
Last year the ASI delivered around 51%. A couple of EMF beat it, while some were below it. "Good returns" is generic. Some are fine with 15% returns; for some, it has to be above 50%. It depends on individuals. For me, it has to beat the prevailing inflation or bank lending rate and give me 5-8% on top of it. So, you have to define what your good return is.

To your question, the returns on EMF have been impressive.

Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:48am On Jan 23
Yes, bro. I am trying to get into Halo. My money must work for me.

welzyj2:
I feel it's a premium club with premium maintenance

They will be trading daily and try to get daily profits
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:51am On Jan 23
EquityM:
No, DLM Income Fund and Cardinal Income Fund. The DLM has been super.
Balanced funds tend to return less profit, as I am currently into the Quantum Zenith balanced fund.
Ok. SFS fixed income is at 16.60

I don't think DLM and SFS operate theirs like Cardinal using NAV
Re: Equity Investment. by Salarys: 9:51am On Jan 23
welzyj2:
You comparing cardinal stone fixed income with which?

I feel it's the other underlying assets that causes the difference.

I was looking at united capital equity investment underlying assets- to be honest I don't think one will see more than a red in a week. Their equity is more like a balanced fund that's why YTD they are 7.58. 60% stocks 40% fixed income
Yea. United capital isn't doing bad as well. I'm also keeping close tabs on them.

Can I get the link to this?

Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:54am On Jan 23
Yes. No NAV. Check the picture below; it's unfair. It's like they are leaving us with crumbs.

welzyj2:
Ok. SFS fixed income is at 16.60

I don't think DLM and SFS operate theirs like Cardinal using NAV

Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:57am On Jan 23
EquityM:
Yes, bro. I am trying to get into Halo. My money must work for me.
159% will cover inflation of 3 years smiley

Hope the minimum entry amount isn't high like CD CSOF
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 9:59am On Jan 23
I hope so; I am waiting for them to get back to me.

welzyj2:
159% will cover inflation of 3 years smiley

Hope the minimum entry amount isn't high like CD CSOF
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 10:00am On Jan 23
Salarys:
Yea. United capital isn't doing bad as well. I'm also keeping close tabs on them.

Can I get the link to this?
Click on the United Capital Equity fund from your cowrywise-> learn more-> composition
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 10:01am On Jan 23
EquityM:
I hope so; I am waiting for them to get back to me.
Pls update us here once you have feedback
Re: Equity Investment. by Beeron: 10:03am On Jan 23
EquityM:
Yes, bro. I am trying to get into Halo. My money must work for me.
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.
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 10:08am On Jan 23
Bro, what time did you subscribe? It usually shows instantly. Try and check using the web; however, you should see the amount by midnight in your dashboard.

Beeron:
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.
Re: Equity Investment. by Beeron: 10:11am On Jan 23
EquityM:
Bro, what time did you subscribe? It usually shows instantly. Try and check using the web; however, you should see the amount by midnight in your dashboard.
I signed up using the app but isnt the web address app.cardinalstone.com?
Re: Equity Investment. by Nobody: 10:11am On Jan 23
Yes, it is. Wait till midnight, bro. It will show up.

Beeron:
I signed up using the app but isnt the web address app.cardinalstone.com?
Re: Equity Investment. by Beeron: 10:13am On Jan 23
EquityM:
Yes, it is. Wait till midnight, bro. It will show up.
Alright thanks Chief.
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