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    Jan 17th 2007

    It’s silly and stupid, but its a fairly simple tutorial for you. (Bad for the administrators of programs if you’re running a ponzi like program).

    I’ve discovered this ONLY last year after realizing my money was increasing and decreasing at a rapid rate in E-gold (and that’s the only time that I realised, Gold is a piece of weird metal - safe haven some says)

    Since your gold is weight by ounce, and the worth is multiplied by the value of your ounce with the current ounce price. The trick is to buy low, sell high. Same theory with HYIPs dealing with E-gold.

    When you’re anticipating a growth in gold commodity market - Withdraw (those instant withdrawal Gold programs or at least to those that pays you within the said TOS)

    When you’re anticipating a drop (after your gain from your withdrawal), enter.

    That way, when gold price is low when you’re doing a withdrawal, you get more ounces of gold.

    I did that for quite a few programs. But that’s only something that you should take note and see deem to make it happen(least after you put it into practice, the admin runs away with your money, lol)

    Side tracking, look at how Gold is doing now! *points at the Kitco chart on the left.

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    3 Responses to “The Gold Trick on your Yielding Programs”  

    1. Gravatar Icon 1 psyko79

      You have a good strategy there. But I think it’s more simple and safer to just find a broker that can let you trade Gold like Easy-forex (Credit Card/Paypal) and Neuimex (E-Gold).

    2. Gravatar Icon 2 soho

      Is not new, it has always been like that when we deal with egold..:)

    3. Gravatar Icon 3 Jude

      I know, but I’m a late bloomer considering the fact that it only came to my mind last year since I’ve been dabbling HYIPs for 3 year plus.

      For all you know, this blog entry might just *blink* on new comers as well.

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