How to Win in HYIP

Well, how can really one win in HYIP?

I’ve been a member of around 20 forums on the net, and guess what? All these forums I’ve joined the section that was so busy is HYIP Discussion section. Yes, lots of members are concentrating in that section exchanging pleasantries on their escapade on programs they have joined. Some grieves as they were scammed by programs that they thought would bring fortunes overnight – invested huge amount expecting that would triple the next day. As I’ve said in my previous post that in HYIP anything can happen in a short period of time that will catch you off-guard. I’m also a loser before, but now no more because I’ve already learned my lessons. I’m not earning well, but I’m not losing. I only spent small amount and thinking as if I’m gambling.

As I was browsing the net, I’ve encountered something nice about HYIP…techniques on how to win in HYIP. So far, I think this one is the best to follow when investing on a risky program such as HYIP.

DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET:

Diversify a little money into a lot of areas so if one venture goes sour you still have the others intact to produce income. Some will go sour! If you don't enter this arena intending to fund many different things overall before you are done; you shouldn't be playing here at all - you will get burned. Funding two to three things with large amounts is suicide; just like it is in the stock market. Focus on the overall plan; not on a program or two.

Build your program list up to no less than twenty, it may take time but this is the proper way. Do not, I repeat, do NOT, lay your faith on a single program or two. It will destroy you and make you bitter and blind in this arena. Always lay your faith on the "big plan" not on a program, this is where the market splits into two groups of people, one ruled by broken faith the other group led by laying their faith on "the plan" and not on a program. If you lay your faith, hope or belief on a program and it does not work, this intangible decision you have made with your will leads to destruction of your attitude, finances, personal well being and your sense of fairness. If your faith is destroyed or damaged you will lay a damaged faith on the next program you look at, or a damaged belief or a damaged hope and you will not find your way to investing with a good feeling and you will start missing the programs that pay. If this is the case, when a program messes up, you can see why some turn bitter. I like to say to my members, if it is on your mind and it is starting to bug you, it is time to move on to another program. If you want a good attitude and lots of success, get your mind off the investments you're in and get focused on your plan.

"The Plan" is to eventually fund 20 plus programs, and as soon as some pay out widen your programs to up to 30 or more. Your faith in "the plan" then matures and grows stronger as the overall financial picture, including wins and losses, balances and produces and positive cash flow. The programs themselves individually are not the focus except to try and do as much due diligence as possible so you enter the best 20 that are paying and have the longest track records. It's too easy to want to put ten or twenty grand into a couple programs and be done with it; but it is much safer to fund $500 to a grand in twenty different programs that are considered the best programs. Then when one or two fail; it's no big deal. Concentrate on the "plan" not the "programs".

Nice plan, really. But one thing I don’t like here is the number of programs to join, 20 to 30+ are too tiresome or hard to manage aside from the big amount of capital involved. I can go for 10 programs only - easy to handle or managed...the capital involved is a bit less and let’s say “it’s the amount I can afford to lose”.

Thank you for visiting and happy investing.