Winning HYIP Investing
 Strategy Guide

Presentation

Let me introduce myself.

I'm the equivalent to an Associate Professor in a great Brazilian university with a D.Sc in theoretical Physics and a one year Postdoctoral study in Artificial Intelligence. If you search the Internet you will surely find some of my works on those fields.

I invested in stocks for some years without putting much energy in it. From 2005 to 2006 I invested in the currency market (Forex) having developed Expert Advisors and indicators like my SureShot with some success in eBay but I gave it up tired of pip hunting by the brokers, suspicious differences in data feeds, unexpectedly "spikes", etc.

Now I’m working in HYIP market and believe me or not I find this quite more predictable!

I will not discuss what HYIP (High Yield Investment Program) is here. A plain Google™ research should provide you enough information. Please be sure to read a very critical article at Wikipedia™ to temper most cheerleading material found there.

Instead I want to prove you that
it is possible to make profit from HYIPs!

I have invested in about 150 HYIPs until now. I made my first HYIP investment on 22-Jun-2007. Old OpenTrade, 7-Forever, A3Union, NY-Finance and RelaxBusiness good days. At the end of August, I lost about 75% of my capital due to the e-gold HYIP hunting. But it seems I’ve learned one thing or two.

I’m not pretending I have any kind of inside info.

My strategy resides in a scientific analysis of public available data.

Basic investment strategy

If it is true that 95% of people lose money in Forex this number probably raises to 99.9% in HYIP. I lost $10,000 in a Brazilian HYIP three years ago thinking I was investing in Forex when I had not yet heard about HYIP. That I was definitely not prepared to lose. I even did the paramount newbie mistake: I made a loan to invest. I'm literally paying for it till now. It simply ruined my home balance. Therefore, I came to this market with a very cautious attitude.

Starting from scratch without any trustable guru, I developed myself the reasonable strategy below that I believed would minimize my losses.

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Choosing where and when to invest

The simple money management strategy above will surely help you reduce your losses. Even if a few of the HYIPs in your portfolio disappear with your money, the remaining ones should compensate with profits.

But how to decide which HYIP I shall invest into?

It’s very easy to choose 10 scams and to lose all your money! HYIP market is a highly voracious one!

It’s like go swimming with sharks with a bleeding wound.

That was my challenge.

The reasonable strategy above was not enough. By picking the HYIPs everybody was investing into, I lost many hundreds of hard-earned dollars!

I realized that I needed a better way to choose the HYIPs I would invest.

However, how to carry out a due diligence if there are no public registries, no BBB listings, no bankers or brokers to confirm anything? Contacting any regulatory authorities will simply result in a possible sound program being shut down earlier.

Names, addresses, telephone numbers, identities, certificates of incorporation, IP addresses, statistics, can all be easily faked. I don’t know if this letter is authentic or a plain urban legend but its cynical content on identity fraud is frightening.

There is no way to do fundamental analysis here. We have no access to HYIPs’ financial statements and therefore no financial ratios can be calculated. Economical indicators effect on HYIP marked is not clear too.

On the other hand, how to do technical analysis here with so little reliable info? I don’t know of any MACD, ‘Bollinger Bands’ or other indicators applicable to HYIP.

Most HYIP gurus insist in Monitor sites and Forums.

As you probably know Monitors are commercial sites intended to make money from advertising HYIPs. That means, paid by the HYIPs they are supposed to monitor. Most of them rank a few HYIPs as “diamond”, “premium” or something funny like that simply because they pay more or display the monitor seal on their sites, one hand washing the other. In most cases, they keep their ‘Paying’ status as long as they are being paid by the HYIP regardless if other investors are likewise being paid! Most of them are mere PAID POSTERS!

Therefore, Monitor sites are no reliable sources when choosing HYIPs to invest!

(There are a very few monitors that deserve some trust however.
You should make your own research however, as trust is not transferable.)

Forums are made from investors’ opinions about programs they are investing (or promoting to receive referral bonus) into. Since HYIPs are Ponzi schemes in principle, every investor is eager for more people pouring fresh money in the HYIPs they already are in. The more fresh money they get, the more chances they have to receive their principal back with some profit. As Warren buffet so humorously put formulating a pos-Newtonian Fourth Law of Motion: “For investors as a whole, returns decrease as motion increases.”

On the other hand, the most honest feedback can go no further than “it paid me till now”. Jumping from this to “it will pay you tomorrow” is an example of inductive reasoning or bandwagon fallacy that will surely fail. It’s as reasonable and logic as saying “my grandma is 80-old now and she is fine therefore she is 'stable' and will live forever.” HYIPs close without any announce the day or hour before.

Therefore, Forums too are no reliable sources when choosing HYIPs to invest!

(Please don’t understand me bad! I have nothing against Forums.
I browse TalkGold every single day and post payments almost as often.)

Fortunately, after many days of research reading everything I could about HYIP until my eyes were starting to pop out of my sockets and thinking about it until I got headaches a faint picture started to develop in my mind!

All HYIP fail sooner or later. History proves that. The trick is to make profit before it fails! As Warren Buffet said, “the giddy participants all plan to leave [Cinderella’s ballroom] just seconds before midnight [when the gigantic valuations will return to “pumpkins and mice”]. There’s a problem, though: They are dancing in a room in which the clocks have no hands.” That's the core of my strategy: to get an accurate working clock in the midst of the crazy HYIP ballroom.

Let me make it clear. I have no inside info. I have no crystal ball, just a mere Excel spreadsheet. My strategy resides in a scientific analysis of public available data. I cannot say if a specific HYIP will last until plan term or not just like an insurance company cannot say how long you will live. But the company can take your personal details like age, gender, profession, lifestyle, medical history, etc. to calculate an average value according to their model which will base their acceptance of your policy and the premium you will have to pay for it. You know it's simply a gamble between you and the insurance company in which the company bets that they'll take in more money in premiums than they have to pay out in benefits.

As you know I'm a scientist, I was trained to look for patterns. I browse the more than 150 HYIP I've invested into (62% of which scammed me) for patterns on some parameters (those publicly available ones) related to their sites, investment plans, promotion efforts, etc. Then I make statistical correlations and modellings looking for significant differences between the good ones that lasted till the end of my investment and the bad ones that ran away with my money.

I usually have 10 to 20 promising new HYIPs under observation all the time with the following basic characteristics: payout within 1% and 6% daily, investment term from 25 to 250 days, R.O.I. at least principal+80%. (I have not yet succeeded with too short and/or too highly promising HYIPs and therefore I simply skip them) I put their parameters into my model and make a bet on the more promising ones.

Actually, about 95% of those quite reasonable HYIPs are discarded after a few days or weeks without getting a green sign. Curiously enough, many most cheered HYIPs with “paying” status on monitors and forums are deleted from my list before seeing even a penny of mine while I may jump into a new HYIP while forum posters are still “watching” or “waiting for admin”. As I said before it's not enough to me to know (from monitors and forums) that they are paying - I try to predict if they will keep paying or not. That is the difference between my indications and monitor's and forums' ones.

If and when anyone of them gets a go signal according to my analysis I make a test spend to it. If everything goes OK, the deposit appears in my account (it doesn’t always happen, do you know that?) and I succeed to withdraw earnings to my e-currency account without a glitch, then, and only then, I will indicate it in HYIPsletter.

Every time an investment ends, either because my investment plan terminated (remember – I never reinvest) or because the program stopped paying, my modelling updates itself automatically probably refining its future previsions.

Following that primitive ideas and tuning them into a strategy during the following months increased my confidence as profits started to systematically accrue in my balance since its implementation.

And it's working quite well as you can see from this graph where I plot my success rate between successful HYIP choices (still paying earnings or already closed in profit) and those that scammed me for each week period since I started!

And I have even succeeded in improving my strategy on the beginning of December!

See some recent examples here: SSTrade, AdoraInv, 1DailyFunds, FreeFinanceFoco, USDInv, ChangerInvestment, Prime-profit, Invest-Funds, EarnQuickly, StreamInvestment, Finansert, O2Business, C4Venture, Solid-Project, FFG-Trading, RockFXLtd, iMonet, FXPronet, MySafeCash, InvescoTrade, F2-Investment, eMetalGate, EastAsiaFunds, Motherinvest, HopaxTrade, VigilTrade. Well, the last five would be rejected by my present criteria. On the other hand, we could do nothing but helplessly observe promising HYIPs collapsing one after another during subprime crisis peak last March.

(But please don’t be a smart guy and look for my posts in forums trying to discover which HYIPs I’m investing in. I start posting into a specific program thread only when I believe it’s too late to invest in it!
Subscribers definitely deserve some advantages!)

Do I commit errors? Of course I do! The 100% point in the graph above means nothing more that none of the HYIPs I invested in that period defrauded me yet but notice the uprising tendency since strategy inception, especially after its above-mentioned improvement! Scientists say there are two kinds of errors, which would translate here as 1) indicating a HYIP that closes prematurely (false positive) and 2) passing up a HYIP that turns into a success (false negative). Well, I’m trying to follow Buffet’s two Rules: “Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1.” I mean, following my stringent criteria I surely often commit false negative error and pass up highly cheered HYIPs my subscribers may miss, as I said. But those are simply lost opportunities of making money. On the other hand, I work hard to avoid false positive error as much as I can because this one takes money out of our pockets so fast that it can make us go broke in an eyeblink!

Now, my friend, I truly believe that knowledge is a cultural asset and its benefits shall be returned. I felt the need to share my experience and decided to create HYIPsletter. It was intended to help you making profit from the HYIP “market”. If you choose from the programs indicated in HYIPsletter your chance to profit can increase dramatically!

Therefore, let us to improve the simple strategy above with the help of HYIPsletter:

11) Invest to the HYIPs indicated as soon as you receive a new HYIPsletter issue. Avoid investing too late. If you don’t invest till the next day of HYIPsletter delivery forget about the HYIPs therein. It is better to wait for the next issue than to invest too late;

12) Test them with the minimum amount allowed for each program. This value depends on the program and should be clearly indicated on the HYIP site. It may be as low as $1 but can be any other value like $20, $50 or $100. I will rarely indicate a HYIP with a minimum invest value higher than $10 however. I advise you not to invest much money on any HYIP until you are confident on this strategy.

F.A.Q

Why should I pay for it if you are succeeding in making money?
I don’t need your subscription money at all! You do need to pay it because human beings unfortunately don’t give value to what is obtained for free! It was hard work building my strategy and I don’t want you to underevaluate it.

Don’t I have access to the same information in Monitor sites?
If you understood what I wrote above about Monitors you already know the answer is a solemn NO. Summarizing, monitor feedbacks say that a particular HYIP has paid them until today, I indicate HYIPs that have a high probability of paying you till investment term!

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