To my readers - I am sorry for the delay in posting. Things have been very busy and sometimes this blog gets overlooked. I enjoy writing for the blog and I don't like to miss posts.
At the last post, we discussed the very positive benefits of small investments at first. This is a good philosophy for several reasons, but one of the best reasons is that: (1) it helps to invest slowly to check out an investment at first and (2) if an investment goes south, then all of your savings will not be lost.
However, as we discussed on this thread before, a common thread among experienced fraudsters is to get a person "hooked" by making certain that small investors will get good returns so as to entice these small investors to invest more. This is an old trick. The real question, therefore, is how to avoid this kind of scam?
At the last post, we discussed the very positive benefits of small investments at first. This is a good philosophy for several reasons, but one of the best reasons is that: (1) it helps to invest slowly to check out an investment at first and (2) if an investment goes south, then all of your savings will not be lost.
However, as we discussed on this thread before, a common thread among experienced fraudsters is to get a person "hooked" by making certain that small investors will get good returns so as to entice these small investors to invest more. This is an old trick. The real question, therefore, is how to avoid this kind of scam?
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