On the tail end of my last article below, I mentioned I'm in the hunt for another
Genius Funds, specially a HYIP that accepts Alertpay.

As I dig deeper into this high yield, high risk arena, with such a huge variety of
programs and just keeps growing daily, a lot of research and deliberation
takes place. Sometimes you have to throw all caution to the wind and go for
it when I see one that makes my mustache twitch...lol

Today my buddy Pete informed me that the oldest HYIP around right now, that
I can see anyway, Panamoney is now accepting Alertpay after dumping a processor
they were having problems with. I have been a member there for ions but had not
invested which I could slap myself for..wake up Gord! With the addition of Alertpay
I made the plunge.

So...that's the old and "long term" with a modest ROI. Reviews are everywhere
about the program so no need to bore you with that.

To have a healthy spread I have been watching a relatively new program that is
turning a lot of investors heads as well and that is called StarkFund, which I
also joined. StarkFund has the weekly plan which is what I like about being
with Genius. In the $100 to $1000 range, the weekly rebate is 7% of my invest.


Spreading my funds into the old and new, I'm getting that "diversify" thing happening
and will continue to further spread out into programs in between that have a paying
history and good reputation.

"Doing a Panama" is from the movie made from the book "Saraha" written by my favorite
author...Clive Cussler. A good mix of action, adventure and comedy. To elude the bad
guys in the movie, the heroes...Dirk, Rudy and Giordino rig their high powered boat to
explode and headed it back towards the pursuing boats while the boys jumped off
and admired their handiwork. No bad guys left...they happily swam to shore however
the owner and their Boss wasn't too impressed with the Panama when he realized
what they had done.

Kind of relates with investing in HYIPs. Making a "one way" decision to join and invest,
comfortable with the move but not 100% sure about the outcome or "staying home" and
pondering about an opportunity lost.


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