8 Simple Guidelines For Profitable HYIPS

by victor akinwumi omidiora

1. The interest rate being offered must not be more than 1-1.2 percent per day or 8.4 percent per week. If it is more than that you are asking for trouble. You are only increasing your risk. Do not be greedy.

2. Never invest in an hyip that is not listed at least in one of the monitoring hyip groups called hyip monitors. Ask yourself why is it that the hyip monitors are not listing it or mentioning it. It must probably be that it is a scam. It must mean that the hyip has something to hide. Why should an hyip be claiming to be operating for 200 days or more without getting the attention of monitors, without being listed on monitors? Such an hyip has something to conceal. Do not invest. Invest only in hyip that are listed in reputable monitors.



3. The hyip must have a forum page on the monitor's page. Access it. Read it. Do not invest in a hurry. Read it. Study the opinion of the others. Study in particular the response of the administrator. If it is an insensitive administrator that does not reply or solve the problems of the investors, do not bother to invest your money because it will soon happen to you. You will make enquiry and no response shall be provided. If it does not have a forum on the monitoring page neglect it. It must have something to suppress.

4. It must pay daily and at least weekly and not necessarily to your e-gold account. Do not invest in those that pay monthly or half yearly. They could have vanished by that time.

5. Allow the hyip to at least operate for 30 days before you join. With that you can at least be sure that the operator of the hyip has a will to make it a success and comprehend what they are doing at least in the mean time.

6. Never compound. Never compound. Compounding is just like playing in to the hands of the hyips. Infact that is what some of them want so that they can run with all your money. Do not compound.

7. Withdraw your profit at least once a week. Never less.

8. Diversify your investments. Do not put all your eggs in one basket. Vary your investment.

To make profit, you must follow these guidelines in all its totality. You cannot divorce one from the other. For example you cannot say because the forum is speaking well of the programme you will invest in a programme offering 5 percent daily interest. The fact that the daily interest is more than 1.2 percent daily already disqualifies it. Whatever other investors are saying about it is irrelevant.

Who says hyips cannot be profitable. Just follow these 8 guidelines in all its totality and you are on your way to the promised land of profitability.

Written by Victor Akinwumi Omidiora


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About the author:
victor is the owner of honesthyip.blogspot.com He tries to share his experience with regards to high yield investment programmes.

Published at Jun, 08 '07 ; read 798 times;

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User comments:

JoseLeon at Jun, 09 '07 02:33
I don't agree with some points. 1.- More than 10% monthly is a great risk and surely it's a scam. 2.- I think the opposite: if some program is listed in monitors it will be a ponzi who pays this monitors to attract more people, the opposite is that this program doesn't need such amount of investors. 4.- Paying daily is very bad, do they trade and can pay daily? I don't think so, it's more reliable paying weekly or monthly. I agree with the rest of points.
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clifton at Jun, 09 '07 03:41
I am with you on point 1 and 4, Jose. Even more than 5% monthly does not sound realistic for me. As for the monitors, you are right, usually the ponzis are listed in many of them. The advice in 2 is useful if you are going to play ponzis however, because these of them which are not listed are not even willing to invest something in their popularity
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clifton at Jun, 09 '07 03:48
Xenia has found an interesting related link: http://mightyhitter.com/8-steps-to-be-a-better-hyi...
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