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Hi All,
It is not much fun coming to the forum and one day reading good news about PIPS will be back shortly and the very next day almost the opposite all from people who have an inside source.
I just wish I knew one way or the other so I can get back to planing for the future.
Just getting it off my chest so to speak.
Cheers Steve
I understand your frustraion and I'm sure you're not alone.
May I suggest the following:
The best ways to plan your future in such cases is to assume the worse.
Then if there's good news you'll be even happier, and if there's bad news you are somewhat prepared.
Plan by all means for the future, do two versions. One with PIPS wd and one without!!!!
VIVA LA PIPS!!! :lol:
Steve,
Diversify.. you never go wrong with that! Luckily I did.. the same month I got into p1ps, I got into another good program and now I have one other as well.
I don't seem depressed as many of my friends who only had p1ps. Some are really having a tough time.
So, ask around for what really works. Don't wait. If it comes back, they you will be doubly happy! :wink:
I agree with wacky...the only logical solution here is to assume the worst. I for one am going to assume the money is gone, that we will never see it, and get on with my life. That's the only way I can handle it. I went out and found a part-time job, one that will at least allow me to survive. At age 60, it won't be fun, but it beats sitting home wringing my hands waiting for something to happen that will most likely never happen.
If you take that approach - that it's over and you'll never see any more money out of PIPS - then anything more positive than that will be a wonderful surprise. Once you swallow that lousy-tasting bit of reality, and accept it, the world actually brightens considerably...
LarryB
Really? I read so much posts and read everything will be ok, Bryan is restructuring the company, Pips ie legal, I raed so much reliable sources of information yes believe Pips is fine, but facts deny anything positive.Quote:
The best ways to plan your future in such cases is to assume the worse.
And reminder: remember Bryan all the time told us Pips is in excellent financial conditions, there is only problem with the banks but Pips has a lot of funds.
So why we have to assume the worse?
What he said is not truth ???????
He may have been telling the truth 100% - but that doesn't mean he will have total control over what happens.
I hope and believe Pips will move forward and upward. But I am aware that the Bank of Negara may have it's own agenda (and if other governments try to influence, I would think the US government might pose a risk also) and ultimately truth and what is right may not matter.
As much as I trust Bryan and believe in pips, I agree - to me it is about planning for the worst. Anytime anyone has ever asked me about pips, I have said to them that they have to pretend they are throwing away money - on the day they put it in to pips, pretend it is gone forever. (In other words know that they can manage without it, don't invest what they can't afford to lost). Then if they get a return (which I believe they will, but there are no guarantees), it is a wonderful bonus.
Everything depends on the agenda that each participant has. I believe that Bryan's agenda is honest, but the BoN may have a different agenda for various reasons. Nothing in this world , except death and taxes, is absolutely certain and what with a possible variety of agendas, it is prudent to plan for both scenarios.Quote:
Originally Posted by rsynnj
If you need an example of an agenda, you need only view the posts at TG and you see people totally emersed in the "I hate PIPS/Bryan" scenarios and the "PIPS is a scam" posts by dogman. While these are mostly opinions, they are the scenario that fuels these posters. The absolute accuracy of their information means nothing to them.