How to invest to make money

Hi guys, welcome back to another blog post.

So far, all the investments that are listed on my site have been performing with stellar fashion. Needless to say, I've put in my hours doing due diligence, and as a result, I've been able to come out ahead in most, if not all, my investments.

Now, you're asking how do I do it?

Well, if you're new to my site, aside from my usual welcome to you, I usually pick several worthy companies to look at, and then do my due diligence on them before finally choosing 5-6 investments to put my money in.

First of all, there are so many different HYIPs in this industry, so how do you even know where to start?

I usually start off by looking at either HYIP monitors, forums, or blogs. My resources to start off the search are as follow:

Forums:
MoneyMakerGroup
TalkGold
DreamTeamMoney


Monitors:
GoldPoll
AllHYIPMonitors

Blogs:
Money-News-Online
Hyip.com
Hyiping.org

These sites, while I do not personally vouch for their reliability, are good sources to start looking at what's available out there. I personally wouldn't trust the ratings on either of these sites, except probably for GoldPoll and Money-News-Online simply because the methods they use to rate a site is not made public. There is a high chance that a program might pay a site monitor to list them as a 5-star program even though they've just started taking investments for 3 days.

Next, I come out with a clear goal for my investment returns. I would, say, want to get a return of 25% this month. And I have about $1000 to play with this month. So I'm looking to get at least $250 in my pocket this month as net profit.

With that in mind, I now have a good idea of how much I need to invest, the returns for each individual program, and how much I should risk for each program. Even though this seems trivial, it actually really helps me nail down the companies that I would like to invest in.

After the above steps, I then start to look for more information on the companies I'm interested in. First of all, the interest rates. Then, how long they've been online. And then I'll look at design, hosting etc. Those stuffs are the basic information that I need to know before I invest.

Finally, I'd ask for opinion from members who are in the companies. Usually some companies are too new to even have any significant member base. In such a case, I would just drop a line or two using the contacts form, and try to pick the admin's brain. His response time and the way he responds would give me quite some insight into the company.

As such, I've finally concluded that the 4 programs currently listed on my site are the top programs that would fit my criteria. The risk's relatively low as the member bases for those programs are quite established, the rates are attractive, the sites are custom built with good scripts, the admins are responsive with good information to share. I couldn't ask more.

So there you go, here are just some of the ways to invest your money in this industry. Of course, this list is not exhaustive.

Can you think of any other way to invest? Leave your comments below to share your views!

That's it for today, see you folks!

Make Some Money!

Hi guys!

Well, Uinvest, my top program at the moment, is offering a great referral commission for me right now due to my loyalty and substantial investment. So, I'm offering this to you guys right now:

If you sign up under me today, and invest, then I will offer you 6.5% of your principal back to you!

That's right, 6.5% of your investment, and the offer only lasts for this week. This is my way of saying thanks to you for supporting me, and also for me to share the trust that Uinvest is giving me.

With that said, Uinvest sent out a Friday newsletter, which I thought was nothing too important. I figured I might as well just mention it here so that nothing catch you guys off-guard. The site's running well, and people are participating in chats. Everything's looking really good.

If you're in the mood for a video chat, I think Mia, one of the support members at Uinvest, comes and has a video conference with members. It's usually on (?) Wednesdays I think, but I'm not too sure. I'll check that up and report back asap.




On another note, HoldingsTrade was recently moved from HoldingsTrade.com to HoldingsTrade.net. The postfix will make a difference when you search for the site, because the .com domain has been taken offline due to malicious threats, as the admin allegedly reports in his recent newsletter.

Nonetheless, the admin was really proactive, and managed to cool things down before matters spiralled out of hands. He was on Facebook most of the time, and tried to post updates every now and then. I found that extremely helpful, and he has left a good impression in my book.

Well, HoldingsTrade is another interesting one that I'm looking to really invest into. At this point in time, as they're barely a week old, I'm still hesitant to drop any significant amount in there. But I really like what I'm seeing, that is the site's design is really unique, the script's looking good, SSL-encrypted, and offers basically everything that I would like to see in a good site.

One thing that particularly concerns me is the high returns. In any other investor's eyes, the higher the returns the better. But for me, I'm taking a different approach now after being burned a year back by so-called "legitimate" companies such as GeniusFunds and CherryShares. Right now, I'm trying to look for sustainable sites. Sites that offer relatively high percentage while also sustainable enough to last for a long period of time.

I don't want a fly-by-night program that offers 60% in 5 days. Heck, I'd be hesitant if it's anything close to 20% in a week. That's how I approach sites now.





And that's why I chose HoldingsTrade, Royalty7, LuxorAlliance and Uinvest as my investments for now. Some of them have proven themselves, while a couple are still new in my book.

We'll see how that progresses as the year's just starting and I have high hopes for my account balance this year!

UInvest Update

Hey guys!

UInvest, one of the top programs that has been making me money con

sistently for the past 3 months now, sent out a newsletter today. Most of the information, though quite informative for the GUN members(don't worry, I'll explain more of that in a bit), does not carry much weight for the regular investors like you and mine.

One huge update, however, is one that's not in the newsletter.

Uinvest has finally pulled the trigger on charging the investors for selling shares. This is a first for them, because in the past, Uinvest did not charge anything neither for selling nor purchasing. And now, any investor who decides to sell his/her shares would have to pay up a $1 selling fee in addition to a 1% fee from the selling price.

To put this in perspective, imagine if you're selling a Motor Plant (which goes for about $1700 with a net profit of $297/month) for $1800, you will only get a net sum of $1761.21. That's a HUGE difference, if you ask me. Though, I can see where this is going.

Uinvest has perhaps been seeing an exodus since December due to the nature of the industry (people tend to withdraw money during the festive season and get back in again when February comes around). So, they're hoping (this is all in my opinion) to curb the issue of investors selling all their shares and withdrawing a lump sum at any one point in time.

Of course, the selling fees help to make a small profit for the company as well, but that would be a very negligible amount in comparison to the amounts they're making.

If you're interested in knowing more about Uinvest, or any other programs I'm in, please do not hesitate to let me know! Just send me an email and I'll respond ASAP.

P.S: I'll probably post a review of Uinvest soon, in addition to the companies I'm currently in at the moment. Stay tuned!

New Investments

Hi guys! Welcome back!

It's been a long break from my investment hiatus, and I'm now back with more to offer!

Starting off the week on a good start, I have one great investment that has been making me really good money for a while now. I'm roughly pocketing $700 per month with this site.

Check it out if you'd like: link

The name is Uinvest, and the site offers a very interesting approach to investing. Unlike most HYIPs, Uinvest offers shares that you can buy and sell. The profit is fixed, but the price, however, depends on the availability.

As such, the saying, "buy low sell high" really holds true here.

I'll be doing a closer review of this awesome site pretty soon, so I'll see you guys in a few days!