Basic errors most hyip players make in terms of risk control

[img_assist|nid=8023|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=100|height=89] Why would you settle for average returns? Most guys are treating their dating life like a poor investment. They go out and stare at the high return hyips, in this case it refers to the beautiful women, but they refuse to get in the game and get together the initial capital, which in this case refers to dating skills.

Maybe you are tired of the hyip analogy, but those analogies help you look at things in a different way. It is easy to get self satisfied when you think of women in the same old way, but not so easy when you realize that you would never end up getting this kind of lame return on any other kind of effort you  such as money, time, and energy.

Stop settling for sub standard performance. This is for you and for her. You should not let yourself accept that what you are getting right now is the best you can get in terms of return, and you certainly should look at where you can raise the bar for your own hyip playing performance.

I have a friend who played guitar for 10 years, and even though he got pretty good plays, he picked it up every single day knowing that he did not know it all. There was always something he needed to work on and improve. The funny thing is that he was usually working on his ability to relax and let the music come out as opposed to forcing it. That made all the difference in the world.

But where can you improve? Can you see where you are not getting the results you want and make a move on a paying hyip? Are you with a woman right now that you are not getting the kind of ‘quality’ you want, and you want to figure out how to improve her ‘production’?

Do not accept what you are given freely and easily. Chances are that the world will give you all that you want if you will only have the guts to sit down and demand it. Bear in mind, people do not give you their best until you ask for it, and expect it. What you are getting right now is their minimum effort to get any response from you. The more you give them back, the less they figure they need to do for you.

This is especially true in dating. This may sound negative and unenthusiastic, but it is a very real and logical fact of a human nature. People go down by with a minimum of effort wherever possible.

Here are a few simple hyip playing tips that will help you increase gains dramatically. Many hyip players do not make big gains, simply because they do not understand the correlation between profits and volatility.

Hyip cycles move upwards or downwards and this is obvious from any kind of hyip and hyips have constant fluctuations or volatility. You need to learn how to set your exit points to stay in the hyip world for a longer period and not to be clipped out to early.

There are some basic errors most hyip players make in terms of risk control. Hyip players try and play random moves cycle. Hyip players try and do this, but all volatility within a day is random and they are destined to lose and may as well flip a coin. They think the risk is small and it is, but the chances of getting stopped out are huge.

Always remember, there is no correlation between how often you join and exit the games, and your profits. In fact the contrary is real; if you play too often, you take low odds games and lose.

Look at some former hyips and you will see they were kept running and lasted for months, or even one and a half years. But how many players gained profits with them? Not many. Why? Because they are so obsessed with the longevity of the hyip life, with the nice and convincing news updates from the admin who they thought was honest. They also believed that the hyip was a real company and a serious program. As a result, they did not protect their initial capital by just letting it continuously compounding while watching their ‘virtual’ money grow.

There is something you should know. 80% of your results come from 20% of your actions. It is applicable in all areas of life and it is applicable in hyip playing too. Therefore, what you should do is to cut your playing frequency. There are players who play  less than a dozen times a month, yet they make triple digit profits by being patient and simply waiting for the big high odds games and you should too.

You also should not over diversify. You hear all about how it reduces risk but it reduces gains as well. If you have a high odds hyip you think looks great, why reduce its profit potential with a minor hyip? Stick with a few hyips and increase the amount of money you risk.

You hear about risking 2% per hyip but if you do that, you will not make much. You may try to risk 10% or more. Risk comes with rewards and you need to take bigger calculated risks at the right time and on the right hyip in order to make big profits.

This is not being ‘rash’, this is being a successful player. If you do not like risk and challenge, do not play in the hyip world. Perform exit hyip point outside of random volatility. Wait for the cycle to get in motion then place the exit point behind random volatility and give your hyip portfolio room to breathe.