So we
go on with our tradition to write articles where we share our own strategies,
as well as offer a selection of other ones that may bring success. Now
there are not very good times on the market. It's uneasily.
Programs disappear one after another, and you can't even notice how
former stars darken, giving way to the new, more interesting, though
the same short-term projects.
All this leaves a mark on our investment activity - necessity to be
up to the mark all the time, orientate in the storming ocean, always
know the reply to any conditions, offered by implacable market movement.
So strategies are as topical as never before. But, let's proceed from
the poetry to practice, offering a couple of fresh ideas.
Recently investors are always searching for the strategies, bound to
concrete names. I.e. advices are not given as universal decisions that
may suppose that variable components of the formula will be replaced
with the concrete names of programs and immediately, reasoning from
the names they will bring certain income in a certain time.
Though this strategy issues from the fact program is going to work stably
and constantly, it doesn't take into account the chance of having troubles,
which sooner or later happen to everyone. Hence, the strategy turns
out to be waning, cause it doesn't foresee the opportunity to find way
out of this situation. And it just can't foresee that.
Of course in future we'll think of designing such a particular strategy,
having names and companies names. Though, now it's not worth saying
that, cause we just want to give advices, you will find with a heap
of referrals. Maybe we just need to combine it with the subject we are
discussing now? Well then, quite possible we'll do like that.
To be a good HYIP investor, you need 4 things:
Luck, Skill, Patients, and a lack of Greediness. HYIPs are all gambles,
as no one knows how long any one will last, thus you need luck.
Skill is something you need because you need to have some general knowledge
about investing. Patients is key as well. A lot of programs don't pay
everyday, and a lot of programs experience problems like DOS, etc. Some
members panic in these situations and try to get a refund, complain
etc. Lack of Greediness is key I think.
People get way too greedy and decide to leave their money in programs
way too long, causing them to lose it all. This happened to a lot of
people in PIPS (assuming PIPS is a scam). I an easy way to conquer greed
is to set a return that you want to get from each program. Once you
have received this return, stop investing into it.
And it's hard not to agree with this variant. If you don't think over
your movements, you will certainly subjected to more danger from fate,
so, much more effective is to take other ideas, who advices the following
approach, which we think is rather considerable.
After losing tree grand, I stopped looking at HYIPs as an investment
arena and adopted a new approach. For the first time, I am making money....so
far so good.
The principles I follow:
1.
By all means, read everything
anybody has to say about the program you are considering. This is what
makes TG such a valuable tool. (Here, it's worth mentioning our resource
is also implied, where you can find both forum and catalogue, having
heaps of programs and info about them.) Temper the praise a program
receives with the knowledge that the poster may be just trolling for
referrals.
Got Safe List
is an excellent program
to get referrals.
2.
Most important! Assume
that every program is a scam or may just fail for a variety of reasons.
Since this is now a given, the idea is to recover your initial investment
as soon as possible. A 2% program will return your investment in 50
days.
Your $100 spend now being worth $200, you withdraw $100 and let the
rest ride.
Withdraw a percentage every month as profit (I usually take 40%). Discipline
is the key here....get greedy and you WILL eventually lose everything.
By adhering to this principle, the only way you can lose money is if
the programs folds before you withdraw your initial investment.
3.
Diversify among programs
that have a reasonable ROI and have received good reports.
Genius Funds
is an excellent way to diversify....sort of a 'mutual funds' approach.
But never forget Rule #2!
There are a lot of people more experienced than me here but this is
the method that is currently working well for me.
Interesting here is combining of various systems of work. IE: those,
who return funds 'rapidly' and slowly.
In the nearest time we'll go on discussing strategies, now you can think
these ones over.
" Winners must have two things;
definate goals and burning desire to achieve them."
Strategies To Bring Success
