Sat Jun 12, 2010 3:33 am by luifer
HERE THERE IS SOME EXPLANATION ABOUT THE INVESTMENT PLANSo basically the plan moves from Stage A to Stage E with varying number of days in each of these stages and increasing number of roi as you move from one stage to the other. For example Stage A is for 25 days where in you are paid 2%, from 26th day on wards your principal moves to Stage B when you start getting paid 2.1%. Stage B extends for 50 days till 75th day after which it moves to Stage C and so on as illustrated in the chart above. I you decide to quit in between then you should note that your principal is locked in for 25 days, in stage B you can only get 20% of your principal back, in stage C you can only get 40% of your principal back and the rest is held back as the withdrawal fees. But with Stage D if you decide to quit you can get 60% of your principal back and in stage E all your principal is returned to you.
Let us do some math here and see how we make use of this plan so that we are in profit in the least number of days with least amount of risk. If you notice that Stage A offers 2% for 25 days so you will have earned 50% of your principal by then. With Stage B you will earn 2.1% for 50 days so you will earn 2.1x50= 105%. So by end of Stage B you have earned a total of 105+50= 155%. Now if you withdraw your principal the first day of Stage C then you will get back 40% of it as 60% is withheld for fees. So your total earning will be 155%+40= 195% in 76 days. Now this scheme what I have outlined has low to moderate amount of risk, however if you want to earn more and are ready to take risk you can certainly continue your principal till the last stage and earn the maximum possible. It’s all for you to decide in the end what is your appetite for risk.
Great !! Good luck !!