
Originally Posted by
jwozniak
im an investor sa time pa ni coco from lanao. jan 2012 ako nagstart by selling my car. very risky decision. during that time 50% to 80% every TWO MONTHS pa ang rate (imagine!?). after four months, luckily i was able to recover my initial investment, buy a new car and pay whatever bills bugging me. set aside emergency money sa bank and invested the rest. its all in the mind guys, risk until your first due, save your capital, and let your interest roll by itself. kahit umabot pa sa gazillion pesos yung roll ng interest remember that was not your capital in the first place. pero kung magaling ka mag set aside every due, winner ka! don't set a target or a goal amount that you want to reach. wag din mainggit sa mas marami ang investment or else your doomed to crash. you gamble your capital in one cycle only, if you remove and keep the capital after the first due, rolling the interest by itself is just a bonus.
i now have two suv's although not fully paid, kahit tumaob ang AMAN, both are still convertible to cash, ipasssume sa lain and recover downpayment ulit. (which is what i did when i sold my first non-fully paid car) im about to transfer to a new house in a few weeks, travelled locally nga lang, and buy kids some new toys. bottomline, sugal talaga cya. i must have earned more than triple right now if i kept rolling everything. pero i always set aside more than what i re-invest. that's the best technique i think every investor must do. marami nadisgrasya mga taga lanao very close to me because either nag loan sa bank, gi collateral ang balay, nanguha ug investors, rolls everything every cycle, and BOOM, bankrupt daw coco. luckily i pulled out all my investments from coco one day before the explosion. now i have a few hundred with aman which i use to slowly payout my mortgages. so yeah, it kinda helped. no intention to brag guys. but i'm telling you, i wont earn this much even until i retire from my current employment. goodluck and dont roll everything, seriously!
im not saying that this is not a scam. i sincerely believe there's something fishy going on with AMAN. but if you are desperate, willing to gamble, and know exactly how to resist the temptation of even re-investing everything for the 2nd cycle, then this might be your shot to what they call kaginhawaan.