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My dear Fans and Friends,

If you want to make it big in the business of investment.You need to avoid some common mistakes.

Here are the list of TOP 10 PITFALLS YOU MUST AVOID.

(1) Avoid the sites that are making stargering offers.

(2) Avoid falling for the BIG OFFERS.

(3) Avoid sites without SIGN UP FORM.

(4) Avoid sites without CONTACT ADDRESS or SUPPORT PROVISSION.

(5) Avoid sites that are always down and very difficult to OPEN.

(6) Avoid sites that always gives excuses in the matters of payments.

(7) Avoid sites that does not reply mails.

(8) Avoid the temptation of COMPOUNDING INTERESTS.
Let your interests go to your e-gold account every day or every week.This is wisedom.

(9) Avoid investing money you cannot ENDURE.

(10) Avoid exposing your E-GOLD ACCOUNT and your PASSWORD.

I have been long and old in the online investment.Therefore, I have gathered a lot of experience.

The investment programs I promote must meet some standards which I have set for myself.

This is because I have many Fans and Friends who are joinning the programs I promote and I don't want to disapoint them.

The programs I have lined up here meets all these standards.

If you have not joined them, join them now and start enjoying the benefits.

I AM HERE TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH AND NEVER TO DECIEVE
YOU.

BrandnewGold
> (8) Avoid the temptation of COMPOUNDING INTERESTS.
Completely wrong! If you knew how Warren Buffet, Phil Town, James J. Cramer became billioniares, you wouldn't say that. You want to get rich, you must compound your earning wisely.
rocklee
QUOTE(BrandnewGold @ Aug 8 2006, 12:10 PM) [snapback]2597735[/snapback]

> (8) Avoid the temptation of COMPOUNDING INTERESTS.
Completely wrong! If you knew how Warren Buffet, Phil Town, James J. Cramer became billioniares, you wouldn't say that. You want to get rich, you must compound your earning wisely.


So, what type of compounding is considered wise?
BrandnewGold
Nice question, but it's a book-long to explain how to compound wisely. Phil Town's book "Rule #1" dedicates the whole book to compounding. Cramer's book "Sane investing in insane world" shows how he compounds differently in different stock at different age.
nshady
take out your principal first and compound earnings
calxenia
QUOTE(BrandnewGold @ Aug 8 2006, 12:10 PM) [snapback]2597735[/snapback]

> (8) Avoid the temptation of COMPOUNDING INTERESTS.
Completely wrong! If you knew how Warren Buffet, Phil Town, James J. Cramer became billioniares, you wouldn't say that. You want to get rich, you must compound your earning wisely.


With all due respect I don't think Warren Buffet and others compound their earnings in autosurfs and HYIPs.
cycolion
QUOTE(calxenia @ Aug 8 2006, 06:25 PM) [snapback]2599146[/snapback]

With all due respect I don't think Warren Buffet and others compound their earnings in autosurfs and HYIPs.


I agree with the original poster, DON'T Compound interest with HYIP's/Autosurfs, its a way they 'lock in' your money and well, just makes it easier for them to run off with a larger amount of money.

Yes Warren Buffet and all those other rich people, sure as hell didn't make their money off HYIP's and autosurfs, comparing real compounding interest offered by banks and legit HYIPS (such as in a oil field or mine venture) to the 'fake/ponzi' HYIP/Autosurfs is stupid.
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