Basic HYIP Strategies

Okay so by now you’re feeling comfortable, you understand the HYIP basics, you realise money can be lost – but on the same token there’s plenty to be made. You’ve found the types of programs you want to get into, you’ve checked their forum boards, you’ve also checked other forum boards that are in no way affiliated with the high yield investment program, you’ve checked online talking communities that discuss programs in voice chat, VOIP, then what, surely that’s it?

No. There’s plenty more to consider.

Go back one step to the categories and searches you read. Why did we do it this way?

First it makes no sense to find any and any kind of program offering you something that seems very rare for the average Joe to even deliver on, i.e. 200% in one day, 300% to 1000% in one week, a month, a year even – you know, the obvious scam designed to suck newbie in with, who are all money and no brains.

We want to make money and not lose it right? Okay, so now you realise that everything we do is done for our protection. To strategically plan out your objectives, to know what tips and tricks these administrators pull to con us for our money and do our best to avoid them. It’s inevitable at some stage we’ll lose our focus or wasn’t aware even after all the things we’ve learned over the years, someone at some stage is going to pull the fast one.

Now, let me give you some numbers to work on and HYIP spending strategies to experiment with.

1% a day program. Tip: if it pays on the weekend. I can guarantee you it’s a PONZI! But no fear, you can still profit from them and there’s nothing wrong in joining ponzi’s, we all know what we are getting ourselves into, others seem they don’t by their childish comments on forums and petty arguments, but really they do, not everyone is prone to a brain cell eating disorder that effects their decision making, which is that at times they act like they have. Really they’re just ignorant, ignore them.

With these type of programs you have exactly 100 days (providing it pays on weekends) to see your money back. And if it’s offering you 150% total return, you have 50 more days to see 50% profit.

If you’re just starting out in the High Yield Investment industry, it’s better to skip these and move on to 2-3% per day programs and don’t re spend, then work on the more stable ones that have potential to last for years once you have gained sufficient monies to do so.

The most common problem for people with these programs is re spends. They either re spend too early, too late, or too much.

I prefer to look for programs that pay around 200% on your dollar. This allows better spending strategies to taken on.

The most basic of all strategies is to wait until you have your money back, then once you have received profits from the said program, only re spend 50% of it – assuming it’s of the allowed minimum spend.

A good thing to do is to get your Excel Spreadsheet out and start working the math.

Most of these programs out there are automated, allow automated re spends from interest received, etc. If providing you’ve found yourself a nice site and it has all the qualities and clearances we discussed earlier, then a strategy like this could be one way to start increasing those earnings and make more money than those who placed the same amount of money as you at the same time in the picked program.

For example:

Person 1 enters same day, same amount as person 2 below for $1000.00 and doesn’t compound in a 200% total return program that pays 1% per day. Total they expect to see if the program survives 200 days, is 100% profit.

Person 2 enters the same day, same amount, and does compound in the same program that person 1 is in.

By the time 10 days have passed, you’re already ahead by 10%. The only difference so far, is person 1 received their 10% to their egold account or which ever.

In 20 days, approximately 21% ahead. Now if we were to stop compounding now, 180 days at 1% on $1210.00 = $2178.00. Not bad for having faith for 20 solid days straight, $178.00 more than person 1, may not seem a lot of money more, but trust me, it’s enough.

Of course, the program could run off after 20days too. But these are all the risks we have to take, as the saying goes, “only spend what you can afford to lose”.

So really just experiment with certain spending strategies, ask around of what other people do. You’ll soon get the hang of it. If you’re not really bothered with all that asking, etc. Then keep things simple, don’t respend until you have your money back and some houses money to play with, use the houses money (profit) to Gamble/Invest back in to other programs or a portion of it back where it came from (assuming all is well) – and keep your principal safe until it’s time to use it again.

My HYIP spending strategies would change from 1% program to the next. The more members it has, the more people respending, the more people promoting it, the longer I’m likely and others to compound. Once I’ve finished compounding, I’ll withdraw all my daily dues to my account until I have all my money back, and depending on the amount I placed in there, keep some, save some, and respend/compound some. It’s hard to keep to a textbook way of doing things, as mine as well as others depend on our instincts, moods if you will of the HYIP Arena, not our moods so to speak, in general how the HYIP is reacting to certain things. For instance, you’ll hear about a string of the top programs that people ranted and raved about paying them just got up and walked off, so people are generally all skittish looking to pounce on another and start some argument.

2-3% programs are also a nice earner, but to be honest, most of these only tend to last approximately 60-90days if they have less than 1000 members – try looking for programs that a) have just started or b) if you joined in the early 8 weeks ensure it has over 400 members.

60-90 days is just barely enough time to break even and even see a little profit. The unfortunate part is those who entered later in the program will lose out. Just like the lottery, you win some, you lose some. If at any time a program stops paying before the average time is up, you can count your lucky stars you’ve just witnessed a scam.

Programs that don’t pay weekends, is this a good sign?

Not really, it’s just another cushion to help please the fussier people out there – yes I was one of them. It didn’t take long before I realised they wasn’t doing what they claimed, i.e. making money from outside sources.

The only thing this type of pay plan (5 days a week) was doing was extending the programs life expectancy. This can come in handy too. 2-3% a day program that doesn’t pay the weekends is still a good rate of return, 10-15% per week when totalling up the figures of what you can make per week seem somewhat over the top and questions come to ones “mind why isn’t everyone else making this amount”, “what is their secret”, “what do the other investment vehicles like ISA and EISA Companies don’t know that these HYIP Program Operators claim to know”. The answer is “probably not much”.

But is it possible to make 10-15% per week?

Sure, it’s possible, but consistently, nah, sorry, not unless you have some robot working for you programmed not to make a mistake or relax and miss time something, etc.

Venture out as far as you can go, but stick within the limits that make you money, go out side them and I guarantee you’ll get burnt more times that you ever have.