SMI™ Talk: HYIP Recommendation and Analysis
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Hi guys! Welcome to another edition of SMI™ Talk. For those still unfamiliar with this special weekly publication on my blog, a list of the past editions can be found on the right side bar of this page.
Anyway, moving on to today's highlights!
Top Recommended Program for this week, which is a recommendation done based on a detailed analysis on the programs I'm currently monitoring, is awarded to OilStructure!
Top Recommended: OilStructure
Some of you might still be on the fence on this program, which I totally understand partly because I'm an investor as well. But more than that, I've been badly burned by long-term programs in the past few months, just as any other investor out there. And because that, I was slightly disinclined to participate at first. But I'm glad I finally took the leap.
"A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step."
This saying applies to every aspect of our lives, and I think it's about time we take a leap of faith with OilStructure (reviewed here).
OilStructure is one of the better planned and prepared programs out there with a pinch of creativity -- magic formula for HYIP success. Past giants such as GeniusFunds, GoldNuggetInvest and Panamoney offered long-term, low ROI returns, and the designs, scripts, and everything else pertaining to the web site's overall presentation were unique and brilliantly done. Besides, most, if not all, of those programs had a slow growth at first, with a somewhat more aggressive advertising campaign after several months, which led to steep increases in popularity.
The same applies for OilStructure as well.
As you can see from the graph, we're looking at a steady progression on traffic, which means the site's slowly gaining popularity in the industry despite the current bleak economy. This doesn't necessarily mean that the program will emulate the success of GeniusFunds, but it's definitely on the right track.
OilStructure offers several investment plans, with principal returned at the end of investment. Nonetheless, the principal returned is based on the length of your investment; the longer you invest, the more the principal you can receive. I would highly recommend getting in now and take advantage of the site's growth.
Scam Analysis: FinalEarn
Despite FinalEarn's resilience (demonstrated by the admin's immediate reaction to the AP issue), the program has finally met its end as a result of slow growth, contrary to what the admin claims.
In the final newsletter, the admin blamed that a malicious investor threatened the program's health by causing problems on several fronts, most notably with the payment processor, AlertPay.
I beg to differ.
If you look at this Alexa graph, you can see that traffic significantly dropped on the first few days of August, which is a sure sign that funds were running dry. Couple that with the admin's decision to advertise the program through referral contest and aggressive advertisement on various monitoring sites, the funds left in FinalEarn's bank dried up faster than it should.
I blame this on inefficient monitors and unsuccessful promotion. As we're all aware by now, some monitors often slack in their duties, often times registering votes from malicious investors without even checking beforehand. Besides, some monitors (I'm not naming anyone) charge arbitrarily high prices without doing any significant work towards promoting the program. These monitors are usually big sites with high Alexa ranking, and they often use this to their advantage.
I, for one, had fun when this game was still on. FinalEarn offered a great earning opportunity for everyone, and for those who joined early, as I did, they should be well in profit already.
That's all for this week's edition of SMI™ Talk! Thanks for reading and see you tonight!
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