diduk

you are totally right jambutty, most of us run with our greedy, it's all about high risk investment for me not pure gambling so we must manage aslike profesional investor, how much our principal,when we should jump in, when we take profit and how much we can afford lossess with happy, aslike prof forex trader that have biggest enemy in their own hyip world isn't too different , greedy is our enemy because greedy can make us stupid and not use our brain, so most of newbies jump in to their death hole...

jrankin229

I think what plutus was trying to say is obvious if a person invest 1k instead of $100 better interest and BEP less time so in this regard it is better to invest more but who has this kind of money... most don't. As for me I have re-invested 100% of all my earning since last summer so now I have 10k. I think the question is do I want to make money... or get money. I'm not worried about getting money...only making it so I re-invest 100% into new fresh programs and if I can't make it re-investing 100% then I never will... eventually when the time is right I will go to the bank and collect...

jambutty

The BEP does not depend on how much you spend. It is the same whether you spend $1 or $1,000,000.

The BEP depends on the daily interest rate.

If the daily interest rate is 1.9% then the BEP is calculated like this:

100/1.9=52.631. So the BEP is 53 days and it makes no difference if they are business or calendar days.

PLUTUS

BEP depends on how much you spend !!! in most cases you get better interest over 1k . look at top financial , average 1.2% under 1k and 1.8% over 1k . 50% better interest . how does that not effect BEP ?

jgold

No my friend it is simple mathematic equation as stated by jambutty as you can see it is 100% divided by interest rate period there is no discussion as it is a math fact. To put in words it is 100 percent divided by interest rate to find out the BEP. 100 / x = d(bep). Yes higher amounts bring higher interest and thereby changing the equation.

djblaze

hello every1. iam a newbie in hyip. my friend introduced me to hyip about 2 months ago and i spent 1 month on researching on how to invest. from what i have learned so far is to always diversify. on hyip explorer forums an advice from a senior investor was very helpful in making my portfolio. he categorized all hyip sites into four groups:-
1) highly safe :- established sites which pay around 1% daily)
2) safe :- reputed sites which pay in the range of 1% to 3.5% daily. they r safer sites but are still known to be scams)
3) medium risk :- new sites which have a timeframe of 25 to 60 days and offer high returns. these sites r almost always known to pull the plug after a certain time period. they also usually offer 4 to 5% in a one day plan.)
4) highly risk:- these website offer more than 6% return in one day. they r mostly always scams

he adviced to split your investments among the first 3 categories with 70% of your investment among the first two categories and the remaining 30% in the medium risk sites but after a detailed research.

i have followed the advice and invested about $200. and i have been quite successful. i have almost recovered my initial investment. also i did not receive my payments from some of the website for which i am naming to save other investors from losing their money. bolomoney not only did not sent the payment but also after a week showed my account to be $0.
prosperity gain is showing my balance but is not completing my withdrawal request.
dollarstrade is claiming that it has credited my lr account but i have still not received my payment. i have contacted all these sites admin with no reply. the rest of my portfolio was quite sucessful.