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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Things you should know about HYIPs

An HYIP (High Yield Investment Program) is an investment program that offers high returns with a corresponding high level of risk. Contrary to common types of investments, HYIPs can easily give you 100% return in less than a year. Some programs even offer the same return after a month, some after a week, and some offer 100% return even just after some hours.

It is possible to generate such earnings if you know how to play the HYIP game well. In order to do so, you need to equip yourself with the basic knowledge about surviving in the HYIP arena. Below are some things you should know before making that first step into the HYIP world.

1. High Yield means High Risk. Most people are aware only of the "High Yield" part of HYIPs, but as we all know, return is proportional to risk. Simply stated: the higher the return, the higher the risk. In HYIP, be prepared to lose everything.

2. Invest only what you can afford to lose. Since you can lose everything in HYIP, do not ever, ever, ever (have we pointed that out clearly?) invest any amount you are not prepared to lose. One actually "gambles" rather than "invests" in HYIPs. In the same way that you won't go to a casino or bet on the lottery with all your money, do not "gamble" in HYIPs with the money for your house rent, child's allowance, or groceries. Gamble only an amount you won't cry over if you lose it.

3. 99% of HYIPs are scams. Don't easily invest on the first HYIP you see online. Conduct research (DD or Due Diligence in HYIP jargon), search for online reviews, and ask those who have already invested in the program. What hurts the most is investing in an HYIP that will run away with your money the next day. That usually happens if you don't do research first.

4. Diversify. Put your money in a group of investment programs, preferably with varying degrees of risk and return. The idea is for you not to "put all the eggs in one basket." That is, even if one of your programs fail, you still have some fallback, can still reinvest, and perhaps recoup the losses through the other programs.

5. Take out your principal as soon as possible. Don't be greedy, take out your principal investment as soon as you recoup it (take some profits with you) and re-invest only the profits earned if you still want to invest in the same program. That way, even if the HYIP you are in folds up, you'd walk away as a winner.

6. Protect yourself online. As most HYIP transactions are conducted online, you are prone to viruses, trojans, hacking, phishing, etc. Protect yourself by using multiple passwords, using different login names, installing a virus scanning software and firewall, and regularly checking your PC for updates and patches. The worst thing that could happen to you is to receive a $5,000 deposit in your e-currency account, only to find it inaccessible because it has been hacked!

7. Do not always trust forums and rating sites. Some, if not most, forums and rating sites are either the owners themselves of the scam HYIPs or paid by the owners to advertise the program. Check for objective comments and reviews of programs that interest you in different forums and rating sites. Try to find and stick to a forum or rating site whose members are credible, have integrity, and have built good reputation for themselves.

8. Do not just sit down and wait. Unlike investing in stocks, t-bills, or mutual funds, investing in HYIPs require some amount of attention since you need to regularly check on the progress of your investment and the status of the program you are in. If you invest in a program and come back after 1 year, don't be surprised to find the program gone! There's a big chance the program's admin has ran away with your money!

9. Ask questions and learn. You simply can't succeed in HYIP if you do it alone. Learn from the experts and veterans. Ask questions.

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Sunday, January 13, 2008

HYIP Guide

HYIPs, or High Yield Investment Programs, skyrocketed in popularity with the advent of e-currencies, such as StormPay, e-gold and the like. A significant reason behind such immense popularity is the fact that HYIP organizations offer enticing interest rates of around 1% per day or even more. It is evident that, on an annual basis, the yield far exceeds even the most generous of schemes in the financial markets. Furthermore, it's easy to get the gist of HYIPs, and they allow investors to invest even a scanty amount upfront.

However, the unusually high yield is a telltale sign that the scheme does have associated risks. In general, as far as investment is concerned, high yield involves high risk. Therefore, a HYIP can be either a lucrative investment option or an outright scam orchestrated by a bunch of swindlers. Several phony HYIP schemes make use of the ponzi or pyramid structure. In such a scenario, new entrants provide the cash to pay existing members. Such fake schemes are bound to fall apart eventually, when there is a dearth of new investors. Thus it is imperative that you distinguish between scams and authentic High Yield Investment Programs.

All HYIPs are not out and out scams. Many legitimate HYIPs offer great returns on even the most diminutive investment. HYIPs are all about astute investment. That is, you must possess an uncanny knack of good judgment. This would enable you to pull out early if the situation gets a bit wobbly, and you presume that the HYIP is likely to fall apart. Nevertheless, as long as you keep getting a decent amount of referrals, the HYIP would typically continue to pay the promised returns.

There are a few guidelines that you may follow when investing in HYIPs. This would ensure that you don't fall prey to a fake HYIP scam:-

a) Some investors go flat-out and invest a great deal in a particular HYIP. Investing too much too early is not advisable. b) As such, HYIPs are met with skepticism. It is imperative that you test the withdraw function as soon as possible. This would help build trust in the particular HYIP, and then you could go on investing sizeable amounts for a longer duration. c) A telltale sign of a fake HYIP is when you are unable to attain even your initial investment amount within a reasonable timeframe. d) Don't get greedy and invest scads of money in a particular HYIP. Instead, divide your investment funds in an astute fashion, and apply them towards different HYIPs. This would help protect you from bankruptcy, even if one of your HYIPs falls apart. e) There is no point saving up for that one big withdrawal. It is recommended that you carry out investments with intermittent withdrawals. f) You must track your returns with discretion. Handling investments in an imprudent fashion could leave you in a hole. In a gist, HYIPs can be a viable and lucrative investment opportunity. However, it is imperative that you carry out a comprehensive research as to which HYIP to go for.

CK Chen is experimenting with several HYIPs. Check out www.hyip.cheekui.com to find out more about what is HYIP

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Wednesday, November 28, 2007

High Yield Investment Programs: Risks, Scams, And Profits

This article is an overview of the risks, scams, and extraordinary profits that can be experienced by HYIP investors.

High Yield Investment Programs: Risks, Scams, and Profits

If you are an investor looking to truly double your money, you might want to look into HYIP or high yield investment programs. This type of investment always carries a high risk, but when you consider the potential profit, you might find that the risk is well worth it. High yield investment programs have always been around, but have become even better known in recent years as investing online has become more and more common. Despite the risks, many investors continue to take advantage of the awesome selection of HYIPs out there to double their money.

Choosing your HYIPs is something that has to be done on an individual basis because what each person will feel comfortable with is different. There are HYIPs out there that show very little in way the way income, but have high risks. On the flip side, there are HYIPs out there that show a lot of promise for profit, yet they have the same risks associated with the programs that don't guarantee much in the way of profit. You'd obviously want to stick with the second choice if you can tell which HYIP would be more profitable than the other. The key to getting involved in the right type of HYIP is research. Though it may be exciting and easy to just jump at a very promising looking program, you'll want to put the brakes on for long enough that you can check out the company. You want to stick with companies that offer high revenue, but only if they actually payout and give you access to your currency. Do your homework to make the risks worth it; otherwise you'll end up losing money! The more you participate and research HYIPs the more familiar you'll get with the tricks that many of these programs have to keep your money.

If you've invested in high yield investment programs in the past, you know what to expect in the way of scams. If you have never participated in an HYIP before, you'll be want to be extremely careful when first getting your feet wet. Because there is a lot of money to be made with an HYIP, scams are often associated with this type of investment. There are people, and even companies out there, who want you to invest and event to make money, but then they won't want to give any of it back. This is where the research that we mentioned above comes in really handy. Even if a friend or business acquaintance recommends an HYIP to you, you should still research it to be sure it's something that you feel comfortable with. If after looking into it you feel as though the investment and possible income is worth the risk, then go for it. If you do not feel this way, simply do not invest. When it comes to your money, you shouldn't feel pressured to invest at any time. Often, these scams will require you to invest is something that does not even exist, and then, the fraudulent people are off with your money and that of other investors!

Choosing the proper HYIP is something that you will need to do very carefully, and you should only do if you feel completely comfortable with the risks associated with any one investment. Even the most legit HYIP should be approached with caution, and followed up by extensive research. You have to remember when looking at HYIPs that even those that are not scams cannot promise you much in the way of a return. The potential to make a lot of money relatively quickly is there, but it is not a guarantee. Because there is no guarantee when dealing with HYIPs, the more you understand the investment, the better chance you have to succeed with such an investment.

The bottom line is that you stand to earn a great profit with an HYIP, but there are extreme risks and even scams associated with this type of investing. If you know what to expect when you get into the high yield investments, and you know what to look for through research, you'll probably be fine. If you get into an HYIP because you've just heard that it's profitable, you stand to lose a lot of money! Invest smart.

Michael Goldman is a widely known expert in HYIP Investments. He is investing in HYIPs successfull himself and helping others to make their money work for them. You can learn more about Michael's investing techniques by visiting his site http://hyipbest.com/ More information can be found on http://hyipinfo.info/

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