Analytical approach to HYIPs - Has anyone here done it?
I am wondering if anyone on here has taken a highly analytical approach to HYIP investing...
Yes, sure most HYIP turn out to be scams. I believe some may be run by people with good intentions but they lose the money they're trading so they just have to close.
Knowing this, here's the question I am asking... What if we do this:
Develop some sort of advanced formula that assigns a score to each program based on various factors like domain age, #of days program running/paying, management, type of activity, site design, member feedback on HYIP monitors, etc. and have a "weight" on each factor (like "participant feedback" has a stronger weight on score than say "site design"). Then, based on the score, the formula calculates the % of your total funds to put into the program. So you might end up with something like 12% going towards PanaMoney but only 1% into some new program that nobody knows and may be fly-by-night.
I know I am describing what everyone should be doing anyway and it's called "diversification", just very advanced diversification I guess...
P.S. Please don't throw rocks at me for "this has been discussed a thousand times before", etc.,ok? =) I want to learn about your strategy for spreading funds among HYIPs. And if you feel we can be successful long-term if we apply highly analytical tools.
Thanks.
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