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Cytonn Investments
Queen
#741 Posted : Wednesday, April 15, 2020 10:06:19 PM
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Most people argued that investing with Cytonn was always going to end in premium tears. However, the tears were never expected to come this fast.
Angelica _ann
#742 Posted : Wednesday, April 15, 2020 10:55:08 PM
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Queen wrote:
Most people argued that investing with Cytonn was always going to end in premium tears. However, the tears were never expected to come this fast.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Yawa tho, though it was obvious. I wonder how guys expected corporate thugs not to steal from retail investors. For you to steal from old money hadharani, you must have very hard eyes!!!
In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
Queen
#743 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 12:23:55 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
Queen wrote:
Most people argued that investing with Cytonn was always going to end in premium tears. However, the tears were never expected to come this fast.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Yawa tho, though it was obvious. I wonder how guys expected corporate thugs not to steal from retail investors. For you to steal from old money hadharani, you must have very hard eyes!!!


They must be planning on how to blame Covid-19 for their woes. A perfect excuse?
muganda
#744 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 6:43:15 AM
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Published 10-Apr extending maturities by 90 days due to Covid, affecting only CHYS & CPN unregulated funds; not the CMA regulated Money Market & High Yield fund. Citing 8 international real estate funds that have taken similar measures due to Covid.

So the issue becomes were investors able to distinguish, especially between unregulated CHYS (18%) and regulated CHYF (14%)? The unregulated funds enticed investors with the highest yields.
Queen wrote:


They must be planning on how to blame Covid-19 for their woes. A perfect excuse?


Consequently, investors of the fund through their Board of Investors, in consultation with the Principal Partner, passed a resolution extending all maturities by 90-days; 90 days is a period within which we expect the sites to reopen

Real Estate Projects: Given the ongoing COVID-19 environment, we have either closed or drastically reduced labour in all our sites for the next 90-days.
https://cytonn.com/media...e-as-cytonn-investments

Swenani
#745 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 9:34:49 AM
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While I pulled out of Cytonn when they started selling branded umbrella, cups and t-shirts. I think what they are going through is normal in these circumstances.
If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
Angelica _ann
#746 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 10:15:39 AM
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muganda wrote:
Published 10-Apr extending maturities by 90 days due to Covid, affecting only CHYS & CPN unregulated funds; not the CMA regulated Money Market & High Yield fund. Citing 8 international real estate funds that have taken similar measures due to Covid.

So the issue becomes were investors able to distinguish, especially between unregulated CHYS (18%) and regulated CHYF (14%)? The unregulated funds enticed investors with the highest yields.
Queen wrote:


They must be planning on how to blame Covid-19 for their woes. A perfect excuse?


Consequently, investors of the fund through their Board of Investors, in consultation with the Principal Partner, passed a resolution extending all maturities by 90-days; 90 days is a period within which we expect the sites to reopen

Real Estate Projects: Given the ongoing COVID-19 environment, we have either closed or drastically reduced labour in all our sites for the next 90-days.
https://cytonn.com/media...e-as-cytonn-investments



The 90 days extension might have been as per contract and 'well meaning' but the interpretation by investors and its effect to the general public will be negative. They are likely to face massive withdrawals going forward and the result will be disastrous to many.
In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
quicksand
#747 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 1:19:53 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
muganda wrote:
Published 10-Apr extending maturities by 90 days due to Covid, affecting only CHYS & CPN unregulated funds; not the CMA regulated Money Market & High Yield fund. Citing 8 international real estate funds that have taken similar measures due to Covid.

So the issue becomes were investors able to distinguish, especially between unregulated CHYS (18%) and regulated CHYF (14%)? The unregulated funds enticed investors with the highest yields.
Queen wrote:


They must be planning on how to blame Covid-19 for their woes. A perfect excuse?


Consequently, investors of the fund through their Board of Investors, in consultation with the Principal Partner, passed a resolution extending all maturities by 90-days; 90 days is a period within which we expect the sites to reopen

Real Estate Projects: Given the ongoing COVID-19 environment, we have either closed or drastically reduced labour in all our sites for the next 90-days.
https://cytonn.com/media...e-as-cytonn-investments



The 90 days extension might have been as per contract and 'well meaning' but the interpretation by investors and its effect to the general public will be negative. They are likely to face massive withdrawals going forward and the result will be disastrous to many.


No new money will come in.
Current "investors" will want to pull their money out. The run is inevitable. This will be a bloodbath of epic proportions.
Poor, naive folks, got caught when the music stopped. 30+ pages in this thread of ceaseless warnings. Ulafi ni mbaya.
Wapi hii @Horton? I want to see what english he will conjure up to explain away this one ...
Queen
#748 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 2:23:52 PM
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muganda wrote:
Published 10-Apr extending maturities by 90 days due to Covid, affecting only CHYS & CPN unregulated funds; not the CMA regulated Money Market & High Yield fund. Citing 8 international real estate funds that have taken similar measures due to Covid.

So the issue becomes were investors able to distinguish, especially between unregulated CHYS (18%) and regulated CHYF (14%)? The unregulated funds enticed investors with the highest yields.
Queen wrote:


They must be planning on how to blame Covid-19 for their woes. A perfect excuse?


Consequently, investors of the fund through their Board of Investors, in consultation with the Principal Partner, passed a resolution extending all maturities by 90-days; 90 days is a period within which we expect the sites to reopen

Real Estate Projects: Given the ongoing COVID-19 environment, we have either closed or drastically reduced labour in all our sites for the next 90-days.
https://cytonn.com/media...e-as-cytonn-investments



Let us wait and see what EXCUSE they will come up with upon the expiry of the 90 days. This thing is now a dodo. The four crooks should be executed by a firing squad at Uhuru Park.
paulkimani
#749 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 3:34:44 PM
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hamburglar wrote:
paulkimani wrote:
Perhaps. But for the silent readers, the ones thinking about investing and browsing - I’m sharing for them. Stay safe



I think smart investors should listen to what paulkimani is saying about Cytonn. This ponzi is soon going to explode in people’s faces. The damage in terms of monetary losses to investors will be legendary. It’s going to be unprecedented in Kenya. I too have always wondered, apart from Amara Ridge in Karen consisting of 10 houses that have still not yet been sold 5 years in, how do these guys generate money that allows them to float up to 20% returns in interest to investors? Something is very very amiss here, I would be very scared if I have money invested in Cytonn. That’s just my opinion though, I might be wrong but my hunch tells me otherwise.


Thanks. I like your concise summary of the company.
Cytonn reported me on Twitter, so my account was suspended :) always wondered why so many complaints kept disappearing.

To whoever wishes - share this forum with investors (both current and potential) to read with the link below:

http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...ts&t=33458&p=37

Stay safe
paulkimani
#750 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2020 5:09:16 PM
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https://twitter.com/vino...250762191604760578?s=21

They shut off their access portals for investors for a while.. must have had an influx of attempted withdrawals!

https://twitter.com/wazu...1250759232397496320?s=21
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