The word is out that HYIP era is over. That’s it, programs are no longer profitable (huh, were they ever profitable?) and investors are turning away. Have you ever noticed how most of the newly announced programs disappear in several days? Do you think investors still trust these programs and give their hard-earned money to someone who posts a thread on a discussion board?

The bottom line is that investing your money in HYIP is not longer considered an option. While some people try to launch new programs and waste their money on promotion and paid posting on investment forums, more and more people are investing on stock markets. Most HYIPs claim that they earn their money on Forex, but do you want to give your money to someone you don’t trust when you can invest on Forex yourself?

Plus, don’t forget that ponzi schemes (and most investment programs ARE ponzis) are illegal in most countries, so why take chances? All HYIP programs are about manipulation and investors are being used by con artists known as program administrators. Monitors sites and program administrators are playing the same game and investors will always lose. Why give them your money?

Nothing in this world is for free, even those sky-high profits that most programs offer. It seems that investment programs offer an easy way to earn but it only seems this way. Basically, if you are a serious investor – look elsewhere. Learn about the way markets work, get a Forex account and start earning your money yourself. There is plenty of information both for newcomers and professionals.

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