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Investing
in high yield internet opportunities can, and is a high
risk endeavor.This
is probably the most frequent question I have seen in
the past few days. And as members of this list, I have
to tell you, you already knew how to protect yourself,
and a lot of you were doing so.
First,
my thoughts on government intervention. It
is definitely in the best interests of Big Business
and Big Brother if these programs are shut down. As
an example, if you could be absolutely sure that these
programs would not shut down, how long would you be
a slave to your job? How long would your family work?
How long would anyone that you come into contact with
work? If you could be absolutely sure that these programs
would pay and continue to operate, everyone in your
circle of contacts would be in them and you would no
longer be dependent on the JOB. Big Business and Big
Brother HAVE To shut them down or they will go under,
it's as simple as that.
Programs
that are open and doing well today are gaining members
at an unbelievable rate,
if they are still running and still paying a year from
now, first, how many of us will be millionaires and
second,how many members will they have? The policy has
always been that the rich get richer and the poor get
poorer, in this arena we are all on an equal playing
field. They may be able to put in more than we can,
but we will get richer. That is upsetting to the people
who depend on the poor in order to get richer. They
will stop it if they can, by any means necessary.
Now,
on to How to guard yourself in the future? 1.
Totally ignore any "hype" you hear about a program.
It doesn't matter if they have been paying a day or
a year, treat them as if they could go down tomorrow,
because they may.
2. Literally do not put more
into a program than you can afford to lose.
Nobody likes to lose their money, but you can't play
again if you don't budget your funds.It's just that
simple. If you want to stay in the game, you have to
ration your money.
3.
Figure out what your plan is going to be and then MAKE
yourself stick to it.
I know that if you start out with $100 and you put all
of your profits back in for a year , you can retire
and never have to work again in your whole life. BUT!!!
How do you know they will last a year??? Take some portion
of your profits out regularly. Whether you decide on
50% as I do, or 25%, whatever your plan is DO IT!! Then
determine how much of that profit are you going to use
testing other programs. I use 10%, and then do the same
thing with them. Take that same percentage out regularly.
I will normally get my initial spend back as soon as
my amount doubles. If I put in $1000, then I re-enter
my spends until I reach $2000, then take my $1000 out.
Then after that I remove 50% of any payout they give
me. You may not get rich quick,but you will get rich.
4.
What to look for to see if a program is going down?
I operate on the theory that it shouldn't matter, I
have protected myself as much as I can and I am in profit
unless they go down as soon as I join, which has certainly
happened. In HYIP programs, I don't like nor do I trust
changes. ANY changes at all are a signal to me that
they could be having a problem. And I react accordingly,
if they make a change, then I don't put 50% back in
until I determine that they are still paying correctly.
Classic example, Crystal Capstone. I still hope that
they will be ok, but until they get their act together,
I will hold off.
Keep
in mind there is a vast difference between an honest
program having problems and a scam.
You can guard your funds in a program with problems,
you can slow your spends , take more money out, etc.
In a scam you may not be aware of anything being wrong
until they are gone and your money is gone with them.
Thanks, and remember keep the faith and follow your
plan!!
By:
Lucki
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