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About recommending HYIPs:

I think everyone would agree that in spite of all the information available out there about HYIPs and the great number of them coming out regularly, the one most prominent, hard to readily answer question on everybody’s mind is: Which HYIPs do I invest with right now, today? Who do we turn to for an advice and will we get desired recommendation or not? Well, as you know there is plenty of web resources dedicated to HYIPs, run by experienced HYIP investors, but the main problem is, they will NOT take responsibility to actually recommend one or another program directly and openly. The fact is, the program stability projection for the future simply cannot be made for any and all of currently running HYIPs! I am not even talking about the general concept of “not knowing the future”, where some things in some areas of predictions often do fall into historical patterns, usable for the purpose of prediction. Prediction patterns for HYIPs practically do not exist.  From what I personally see, even the time frame (long or short) for which any given program is running, cannot be used as some solid prediction factor. Thus, many would say that one or another program is “too old” to invest in for instance. My answer to that is – the chance of failure for all brand new compatible programs combined, is in my opinion much greater than that for, lets say 5 or so, top oldest programs!

Most HYIP publishers are limiting themselves to simply providing the lists of what is out there available and provide basic tips on how to choose the program. However and unfortunately, most of the time there are no direct connections made between any given selection tip and a particular program, or it may be very hard to find and see one. This is something that investors are still left to do by themselves, unless they learn to see something extra, not very apparent in otherwise generic reviews or descriptions of programs.

Another serious in my opinion issue with bigger and more established HYIP publishers that falls on regular investor’s shoulders to sort through,  is paid-for advertisements. I am not at all saying that such publishers should adjust anything in their advertisement policies, most of them have such policies set mostly right. However, what we should account for is the fact that NON of the advertisers will be willing to pay for advertisements, if after that some negativity about the program is published. This means that a great deal of program describing published materials may lack the objectivity, or I guess I could say -  they may lack a more “sober look” at everything surrounding any program.

Why am I saying all this and why should you not consider this publication as just another one of those generic HYIP selection tips I myself mentioned above?

Well, simply put, I basically would like to try and be more specific about “recommendations of programs”. You the reader however, must still remain critical and decide for yourself to follow me on my choices or not. What I am basically saying is that I do have my own current HYIPs selection on my monitoring page and I continue to do the selection process in real time. I still do NOT want to label this process as THE recommendation per se, and this is exactly why I provided all of the above reasoning. But, I do want to emphasize that my choices are a direct result of my own experience based choices, PLUS the factored in considerations of what other HYIP publishers are saying about the programs (and often not directly).

Please note one important thing however if you are new HYIBlogger reader -  I never attempt to withdraw invested principal even if the investment term is up. I am always staying with my choices till the “end”, simply because if I withdraw from currently paying program, I will be facing the task of making brand new choice for an investment and THAT means – starting from scratch. This also means that all programs listed on my monitoring page are there to the end and that as time goes on, their choice for CURRENT recommendation to invest, proportionally decreases!

Let me try to be even more specific today by describing how I made some of my most recent choices (only about a month ago) and how they panned out so far.

As many of you know, there was brief interruption in publishing activity on HYIPBlogger recently and not many new programs were added. So at that point I basically wanted to add new listings and I was essentially facing exactly the same situation of making HYIP choices, as brand new to HYIPs investor would. I looked first at some older, established programs and I came across a post at one of the forums where a poster listed current top 5 programs. They were ReProFinance.com, MacroTrade.com, Powerful-Strategy.com, SafeDepositary.com and a not too old program at a time, but one having top traffic rank PrimFix.com. At that time, while agreeing that long term and stable payouts is indeed a valid selection factor, I thought that history already proved it that over the longer term the top 5 HYIPs ranked by traffic are not likely to make it to the point of even the principal deposit recovery and that a careful choice must be made among these 5 as well.

Although I personally was not particularly happy about how I was treated by ReProFinance.com staff (it is actually understandable, considering there are a lot of  “monitors – extortionists” out there), this program was my choice for an investment.  Today, I still think that ReProFinance.com stands well, they are celebrating their 500 days online and only after some 30+ days after my investment (compare this term to the total online – 30 vs. 500), I am now at over the half with the “recovery” of my initial deposit there. I should probably add that out of my other long term participation programs, EurexTrade still keeps things in good working/paying order.

Others ? Powerful-Strategy’s website is now not available, actually as of today (some of my Facebook friends who I talked to over the chat there will not let me lie – I specifically not recommended to deal with Powerful-Strategy! all alone. “Guts feeling” I guess). MacroTrade and SafeDepositary currently have payouts issues reported and PrimFix is already straight up Not Paying.

Out of somewhat newer programs, the MirexGroup and HyperCompound were and probably still are, a good choices in my opinion. With HyperCompound in particular, I was a non depositing member for about 3 months, prior to making deposit only some 40+ days ago.

In spite of an isolated incident of some speculative (!) drawback published elsewhere about PreMoney, this was the program of my choice over the RegularBee.com, which I felt would not make it far and which today indeed is having a “Not Paying” status across most monitors. Based on a number of criteria I used back at a time, I arrived to making the choice between these two programs and so far, I am over the half on my way of principal deposited recovery with PreMoney. I also mentioned that PreMoney for some reason become quite popular among Facebook users, as there is a lot of buzz about it going on over there, but as of TODAY, I am NOT holding my breath here. I will keep monitoring PreMoney, but I DO NOT recommend anyone to join this program at this point in time! What happens is that administration just sent out emails to its users with the offer to invest in a very short term plan, while offering huge returns. This is something that for sure is not likely to happen, so let’s get prepared for a closure of PreMoney.

My most recent addition to the list of monitored programs is Raise Interest , on which I am planning to publish the review of it soon, but for now, I am going to wrap up this article. I am wishing everyone to have as little of HYIP stress as possible and to have a happy walking through the wonders of the HYIP world.

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