hyip diversification strategies

[randomperson]

Hello, just exploring hyip's a bit as a newbie...

I havent been able to find much about approaches towards hyips.

Am curious if there are typical diversification strategies based on market trends?
By market trends i'm referring to current average program up-time before it turns scam, typical time for new hyips to arrive, and so on. It seems like some sort of statistical monitoring would prove beneficial, and it would be relatively easy to have winners outweigh the losers, through diversification of say 4+ short-term sites at once.

It also seems there are a lot of shills on all forums and with their own monitoring sites, so it is quite hard to see what is legit, if any.

any thoughts?

[HYIPMonitorMaster]

First you should invest your money (I guess you don't start with a big capital) in short-term programs with high rates AT THE very BEGGINING of each program, just after the first payment proof posts appeared. Invest in 3-5 programs or more at once. You should invest in the short term programs to get more money early and quickly, so you can later invest in long-term programs with normal rates if you get some spare money. After you get more money you should invest in more and more HYIPs at once before the end of the blooming period. Or you can invest big capitals in few programs (at the early stage of the program) to get great returns, but it's risky. Also, if you diversify your money too much you end losing your money little-by-little, because there is always a program that fails suddenly. Also search a lot on the web for the program you want to invest in, to make sure it's a paying program.

[Not_A_Newbie]

Originally Posted by HYIPMonitorMaster

First you should invest your money (I guess you don't start with a big capital) in short-term programs with high rates AT THE very BEGGINING of each program, just after the first payment proof posts appeared. Invest in 3-5 programs or more at once. You should invest in the short term programs to get more money early and quickly, so you can later invest in long-term programs with normal rates if you get some spare money. After you get more money you should invest in more and more HYIPs at once before the end of the blooming period. Or you can invest big capitals in few programs (at the early stage of the program) to get great returns, but it's risky. Also, if you diversify your money too much you end losing your money little-by-little, because there is always a program that fails suddenly. Also search a lot on the web for the program you want to invest in, to make sure it's a paying program.

HYIPs have a steep learning curve. Your strategy will certainly give the noobs a big step up. Lose the lot a few times .. well you get the picture.