5 pointers for HYIP investor

5 pointers for HYIP investor

Step #1: Don’t be a scaredy cat!
Most investors who are running around on these forums are always making statement such as:



“What if it closes tomorrow” or “What if I get scammed?”


Well my response to this is simply that I must laugh.
When you are investing in hyips, you know that there is one simple rule which must be followed and this is “Do not spend what you can’t afford to lose.”



Now none of us like losing money, so don’t get this confused with not spending more than you would like to lose, as in that case you would never make a single investment to any of these online sites, and eventually e-gold adagio fees would put you into the poor house. For example, I recommend that a good realistic hyip investor should have between $1000 and $5000 online at all times. This doesn’t mean that you need this amount to be sitting idle in your e-gold account, but rather have this much amongst all of your online investments.



If you are unable to keep such an amount online at one time, I recommend that you take up hyips as a hobby, otherwise you probably won’t be able to make a living off of it.


Now, back to the step #1 of not being afraid. If you have your money properly diversified, one loss in one hyip won’t leave you broke. Therefore take the leap of faith when you see a new program that looks good and stop questioning yourself. By time you figure that it is a good investment… it will be ready to run away.




Step #2: Diversify your investments.
As I was saying above, you should never have all of your money in one single program… that just isn’t smart. Based on my saying that you should have $1k to 5k online at all times, imagine if you lost 5k to one single program. That would be quite a disappointment. Just think of what you could have purchased with that one thousand dollars.


You could have bought 500 cups of coffee, or 1000 packs of chewing gum. Losing $1k in a single program isn’t something that I would recommend doing, regardless of if you are rich. I spoke with my accountant last week and he told me that last year I made literally hundreds of dollars. With that being said, I still don’t think that I would be interested in losing a full thousand dollars in a single program… that just wouldn’t be fun.


In order to avoid this, the best strategy to follow is to invest about 10% of your entire online balance into each program. For example, if you have $1000 online, you should divide up your portfolio and put $100 in each program. This usually works out pretty well, as most programs don’t have a minimum which exceeds $100, so everything is alright! &




Step #3: Go for some low risk programs
So you’re reading this and you come to step three and you decide that you’re going to take a jaunt over to Sensa Trust and have a look at the low risk programs…


Now read again, I said go for some low risk program, don’t put your money under the mattress. By investing in a program which pays less than 10% monthly you are just wasting your time. Rather, what I was referring to when I said that you should invest in a low risk program is that you should choose a program which pays on average less than 2% daily. Sure if you compound you will be a bazillionaire in a few months, however in this crazy world, this is what I would classify as a low risk program.


For those of you who seem to like making 10% per day, this may actually be difficult, realizing that you are only going to be paid $1 per day on your $100 investment. Take a deep breath and calm down… I only said put some money in low risk programs. This is just to keep your money safe just incase the plague hits or something and every site is forced to close down except those reasonable paying ones.




Step #4: Stop asking for feedback
How many times have you seen this little guy:
What use is that asking for feedback. We all know that 90% of the people on this forum are just going to say that you shouldn’t invest in the program your are looking into and will suggest some crazy investment that offers a 30% referral commission. People are greedy… and you probably are too… so remember that you should always use your own judgement when joining a program.


Sure you can ask for feedback in regards to the obvious, such as if they are paying or not, but when someone begins going out of their way to pump up a program, think to yourself “Why the hell would this person be wasting their time telling me where to invest, especially when they could be doing something fun like gorilla hunting.”


Step #5: Make some money from referrals
We have all tried those crazy MLM programs which require us to sell some useless piece of crap to someone for $50 which then tells them that if they want to get rich on the internet they should do the same. This however it not what I am suggesting.


If you have a look around at the hyips, and some of the monitoring sites, you will see that some pretty lucrative offers are being made… offers which could make you rich…almost as rich as me.

For example, I would like to direct your attention to my signature… yes the signature for Gold Games.org. To the innocent viewer, this can be seen as a signature which is for my favorite ratings site and only that. However, if you have a look at Goldgames.org you will find out that everytime I refer someone to Goldgames, I am receiving $5 in cold hard cash. Sure that doesn’t seem like much, but imagine if I was able to acquire 200 signups…

I would have enough to begin investing professionally in hyips and making a living. See, its not hard to get started in the hyip arena even if you don’t have any money… you just have to be clever and figure out how its done… like me.



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