High Yield Investment Online. Are All Online High Yield Investment Sites Scammers?
Should we distrust all online High Yield Investment Plan sites? The complete answer is yes and no. Yes absolutely if you have no clue as to what HYIP is about and if you have no organized due diligence strategy, no if you know your way around and when you are familiar with the industry.
Naturally, there are people who venture into this highly volatile market segment, get carried away by out of this world returns claims and max out their last credit card, which lands them into trouble. They make a group of very angry people who then rant and rave about the completely corrupt ecommerce world and contribute to giving the industry a bad name.
There is no use in denying there are brigades of people in the world who are on the lookout for easy money and are willing to sell father and mother to get there, neither is it useful to state that all bankers, traders or online High Yield Investment Plans were created to rob people.
There are offenders in any type of economy, yet that should not mean HYIP should be blacklisted. Although it is true that hoards of people lose their money, many more multiply their investment manyfold and make a fortune. These two facts can not be merely ascribed to sheer coincidence or just plain luck.
In this series of 25 articles on the subject, we will take an in-depth look into this fascinating industry, from how it came about to how to proceed to creating the rules of thumb that can guide one through effective due diligence that can lead to a diversified and very rewarding HYIP portfolio.
In fact, when you have to exclude yourself from investing in real estate, art, antiques or other business stock for lack of capital, investing by way of the Internet can be a truly rewarding alternative. One can start with very low and affordable sums in a diverse number of plans that will yield anything between 0,3% to 4% per day.
Yes, that is written correctly. That is 4% per day. That means that 5$ invested in such a plan will bring a return of 5$ after a mere 25 days. If you convert that to a yearly yield, one must write this investment returns 1460% per year. That is by any standard a staggering result and at face value, any self respecting citizen would immediately think of ponzi or pyramid schemes.
Those who have made a fortune though these sites already will laugh all the way to the bank, while most others will either shake their heads in wonder or shrug off the thought of investigating any further. Odds are that if you are still reading, you will be among the small minority of those who are curious and open minded enough to want more, in which case we will be there for you in the next article.
There we will tackle general information and explain what HYIP is.
