Tips and Thoughts

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Tips and Thoughts
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Posted by: hyipmarket

Some tips and thoughts which you might want to keep in mind:

1. Never invest anything more than you can afford to lose.

2. Do not invest everything on one program. Keep a portfolio of programs.

3. Do not compound your earnings until you have take back what you invest.

4. Don't ever have the silly thought that the program will last forever.

5. Don't take your earnings for granted. Don't take your lost too hard.

6. Check out rating and monitoring websites and forums before you dump your money.

7. Early birds get all the worms. Latecomers eat all the shits.

Good Luck

Posted by: Luxor

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Latecomers eat all the shits.

I guess that is one way of saying it. However that is not always the case. Some realistic programs which pay low reasonable returns last for many years.

+++LUXOR+++

Posted by: Hardlyworkin

Good information hyipmarket. Welcome to the forum, come back and visit us often.

Posted by: hyipmarket

okie thanks.

Posted by: cralle

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Originally Posted by hyipmarket

1. Never invest anything more than you can afford to lose.

Or even better:
Never invest anything more than you would like to lose.

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Originally Posted by hyipmarket

6. Check out rating and monitoring websites and forums before you dump your money.

I hardly never visit rating and monitoring sites. Selective payments by a program and false statements easily keeps a program in play after they stopped paying regular visitors.
I check out a lot of forums though, before investing in a new program - and to keep updated on the ones I am in already.

Posted by: FutureGizmo

I agree with most of your advice, hyipmarket. As for #6, I go with cralle. I too have stopped looking at monitoring sites, since we all get the same scams from them anyway. I relya bit on forums and testimonials of reputable members.

As for #3, "Do not compound your earnings until you have take back what you invest," it's all a matter of strategy. In my case, what I do is compound my account until I've got 80-100% of my initial investment and that's when I start taking out all the profits. It's a risky strategy but works for me most of the time.