About This HYIP Website
I came up with the idea for this site for a myriad of reasons. One, I am in financial distress. Nothing like a little pressure to cause one to make changes in ones life. I will to the best of my ability be direct and honest about the nature of these programs and their current state of their affairs. As my investments grow, my pull with the companies will become more pronounced. I intend to visit all the companies listed on this site, if that is not possible. If I am not able to meet with the principals, I will state that as well. That is a red flag in my book and will be duly noted.
As for my other reason, I would like to help the common man... the salt of the earth achieve financial success. I believe by helping others I will be helped in return. I believe in karmic law and I actually do live by it. My experiences with investing have lead me to the conclusions that most of it is rigged in the U.S. markets. Knowing that; you can still make a great deal of money but not through he traditional way of buying a stock and holding it, but by trading.
Traders invest in currents and trends they don't invest in companies. They look for volatility, not value. Value in a market which uses fiat currency is very subjective. Fiat currency if you don't know is not money but a debt note, that is there is no substance behind it. It is a pure fiction that survives only when all the world's economies are plugged in. The U.S. is supposed to be on the Gold standard as per our Constitution. With a gold standard, labor has value and wealth can be created from it. However with a Gold standard, banks cannot make much money and have little relevance in a prosperous nation. Banks by nature are parasitic, they do not create anything of value, they only consume the sustenance of others. You can read more about the bankers on my sister site, goldmoneybill.org. Pick up the creature from Jekyll Island, a most enlightening book.
What is known as money in today's world is done via the amortization of signatures. In other words,you open a credit card, the back takes your signature and creates a debt note. They have loaned you nothing. They then tell you you have to pay them back the interest and the principal, even though you created it. The creation of this money also devalues the money you already have in your pocket. To make matters worse, the bankers then overwrite your signature 9 more times, creating $9000 more on an original loan of $1000. The fallout from the use of debt notes to fund a world economy is inflation. it is like using pharmaceuticals to cure your health there are long-term consequences that will actually kill the host in the end. To make money in today's world, you cannot do it through labor. Labor in a fiat based economy loses value on a daily basis. The dollar is worth about 2% of what it was in 1900. What can be done? Investing in programs that earn far more than the rising rate of inflation. A program that generates 10% a month for instance will net you a return of roughly 260% a year.You could in theory fund the generation of wealth expansion on borrowed money. The worst case scenario with credit card debt is 2% a month interest. $10,000 well placed will net you with Global-mutual, $650 a week. Note, however there are no guarantees, but the potential gain I feel far outstrips the potential loss. I have lost money in the stock market and I have made money, but nothing compares to a solid trading company. Even if both of these programs fail within two years, Feederfund and Global-mutual. if you take your profits along the way, you should make your principal investment back 3-5 times.
