[Oden]

Don't invest in ponzis or scams

well that pretty well eliminates hyips

[Devilboy]

It eliminates most of them. But there are legit ones out there. Look at the ones on SensaTrust.org for example.

[iamian]

my simple rule:

Never forget to.......what...I am sorry I have forgotten my rule

[Jeka]

[bravehoststamps]

I like your rules, Jeka. That's exactly how I invest with public HYIPs.

[Devilboy]

No you're wrong. If they disappear at a rate of 1 every 2 days the first 4 will not reach a positive ROI but the rest will.

You can't make $5 a day if none of the programs reaches a positive ROI. Haha

[Sage Wolfe]

Originally Posted by Devilboy

No you're wrong. If they disappear at a rate of 1 every 2 days the first 4 will not reach a positive ROI but the rest will.

You can't make $5 a day if none of the programs reaches a positive ROI. Haha

1/1/05 You spend $100 on 10 HYIPS all of whom say they'll pay you 10% every day.

1/2/05 You make $10. Net is $10.

1/3/05 one HYIP disappears - $9 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9 left. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $19 so far.

1/4/05 You make $10. Net is $29

1/5/05 another HYIP disappears - $8 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $38.

1/6/05 You make $10. Net is $48.

1/7/05 another HYIP disappears - $7 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $57.

Etc. ad infinitum.

Why does it matter whether you ever reach a point where you've received all your principal back from any one of the plans? You are replacing them as fast as they disappear, and you are getting paid no less than $9-10 every day.

[smilinsam]

Originally Posted by Sage Wolfe

1/1/05 You spend $100 on 10 HYIPS all of whom say they'll pay you 10% every day.

1/2/05 You make $10. Net is $10.

1/3/05 one HYIP disappears - $9 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9 left. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $19 so far.

1/4/05 You make $10. Net is $29

1/5/05 another HYIP disappears - $8 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $38.

1/6/05 You make $10. Net is $48.

1/7/05 another HYIP disappears - $7 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $57.

Etc. ad infinitum.

Why does it matter whether you ever reach a point where you've received all your principal back from any one of the plans? You are replacing them as fast as they disappear, and you are getting paid no less than $9-10 every day.

A lot of work methinks but if you want to follow that strategy and it works for you then go for it. Personally if I was looking at that much work I would look at arbitrage trading. Lots of work but guaranteed results and you are in control. If you want to stay in HYIP's do your DD so its not as much work or risk.

[Devilboy]

Originally Posted by Sage Wolfe

1/1/05 You spend $100 on 10 HYIPS all of whom say they'll pay you 10% every day.

1/2/05 You make $10. Net is $10.

1/3/05 one HYIP disappears - $9 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9 left. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $19 so far.

1/4/05 You make $10. Net is $29

1/5/05 another HYIP disappears - $8 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $38.

1/6/05 You make $10. Net is $48.

1/7/05 another HYIP disappears - $7 down the drain. You make $9 from the other 9. You replace the HYIP with another. Your net is $57.

Etc. ad infinitum.

Why does it matter whether you ever reach a point where you've received all your principal back from any one of the plans? You are replacing them as fast as they disappear, and you are getting paid no less than $9-10 every day.

You still don't get it do you.

How can you make money if EVERY investment you make dies before you return the principal? Think about that. I can see why you failed basic math.

With your scheme your programs will have to last an average of 20 days. So you'll make back your principal + 100% profit on each program if you average it out.

Sure the first 4 programs dies before you make back the principal, but after that they DON'T. Do your excercise on a spreadsheet for 100 days and work out the average lifetime of the programs. You'll see as you go on for longer periods the average lifetime will approach 20 days.

[bobthetree]

The main problem with your plan is that when you replace an "investment" you forge to subtract the $10 for investing in that one, and I dont think there are enough 10% a day programs to do this... plus usualy ur upgrade doesnt last forever... Just diversify and only put in how much you think the prog is good for. If your confident its legit give it more money than you would to a gold coders script for instance. Just my thoughts