Gynococcus wrote:I have been advised on Cytonn CMS. They are offering 18% returns which seems a bit high. Pyramid scheme much?
There is a thread here in Wazua about cytonn.Its been discussed fully.Check it.
Growing wealth is a long term process.It doesnt happen overnight.Investment is only a part of growing it as you can see my signature.You need to approach investment with a long term view.In my first contribution to your query,i told you to consider two investments options i.e 1.Shares 2.Treasury bond.
My reasons for those reccomendations were as follows:
1.Shares are profitable in the long run and they beat inflation rate hence giving you value for your money.
2.Holding a profitable company shares is a realistic gain in investment.You will get 4% dividend yield from the business performance that year.Where do cyton get the 18% they are promising you?
3.Treasury bond will give you interest of between 7- 14 percent depending on the market.Thats money from the govt set aside for borrowing which as you know are our taxes.Where do cytonn get theirs?
4.True wealth is when your money are working for you and you are doing nothing but picking only gains.Shares and T.bond provide that.Anything else that keeps you working for money is not an investment instrument.You will never attain financial independence.
There are many other reasons.Though i dont claim to be an expert.I dont claim that im wealthy either.Im still in the learning process and will always learn as i strive to be the wealthiest in the world.
So,take your time and learn slowly.Pick one investment vehicle and start from their.
Towards the goal of financial freedom