Putting my money where my mouth is…
If I was a new reader to this blog I’d find it pretty difficult to work out exactly which programmes are being showcased given the amount of information to wade through. So, in an effort to streamline things somewhat I’ve created a new page.
If you click on Where my money is on the Navigation bar it will take you to a page that shows you where I invest most of my funds at the moment. As it would be a mammoth task to list all of the information about a specific programme I’ve made the decision to include information about the minimum deposit required and the corresponding returns as a minimum.
Most of the investments have varying deposit and return variations so you are encouraged to do your own research if more details are needed.
In the table you will find:
- Name of programme – In most cases these are hyperlinked to the programme
- Type of programme – It is not always possible to verify source of funds so please treat this information with care
- Minimum deposit
- Returns expected
- Relevant comments
- Predicted payout date where applicable – note that this is purely a personal assessment and may prove to be optimistic
So, that’s it you are now able to see in one place Where my money is and no you won’t find out how much I have in a specific programme, that is definitely private!
You may notice one or two programmes that I haven’t posted on yet. I’m still evaluating their performance and will report back in due course.
Imperia Invest has published their table time indicating that new members are still accepted till the end of January 2010. My question is this, will someone who registers in December 2009 receive the same $134,000 payout which is the profit for a six months trading on 05/01/2010?
Akwaima, strangely enough I addressed this question in my latest post. Imperia has always stated that a policy needs to be in force for six months to be eligible for the full $134,000 payout. So, it would seem to follow that if you invest now you would eligible for the payout starting in May. But even if you can’t invest until January you will still receive the full payment in June/July 2010 so there is not much of a delay to take account of. If you have done your due diligence and are as satisfied as you can be that this is genuine and assuming you can fund the investment level you need then it makes sense to open an account as soon as possible.
There is no due diligence which can be done, however I’m confident
Imperia is a scam.