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OMG, now you want justice for the poor guy but you don't want give a url? do you see there's no balance here? I sympathize even you if you are genuine.

I have to confess that I am a little emotional here because there are SO MANY things in this world that could be simplified. But yet, you hold back a little info so you can post another reply. Why waste both our time, take the effort to "do a good one" and shut us up forever, upload your print shots of your earnings. heck, create a video of yourself, put a little something on the line for heavens sake.

I've been in two investments and I am VERY disappointed at the integrity level of most of all my potential investment clients. I will one day, hopefully, do my own system so people can invest and I hope to show people the right way / the transparent way to carry out this operation!

Sad world we are living in today. Indeed.

 

You obviously have a poor understanding of finance or the lack of information is causing a big mis-conception. If you LEAVE the initial investment and do not withdraw it, THEN since it is still in the account, it SHOULD also be included in the return. This being true,

10X.6 = $6.00 Meaning you gained 6$ yes.
NOW in month two your account has initial investment (10$) + M1 return (6$) or 10+6 = 16$
So in month two 60% on 16 or:
16*.60 = 9.60 gain in month 2
Now to cut out the additional math of adding the amount beginning period 1 and at the end of the period, like shawn, we throw a 1 in there to include the initial investment.

Therefore
10*1.6 = 16$ aka the same number we got the first time doing it your way
Month 2 = 16*1.6 or $25.60 which is the same number we got the second time.


Now if you only gain on the initial 10$ you put in there then its not compounding and therefore not nearly as good of an investment.

Also then people can withdraw money at ANY time without it affecting the initial investment.


NOW AFTER you came an added information about it only staying for two and a half months we can adjust our math

Simply changing shawns equation like so

FV=PV*1.60^(n)

Meaning

FV=10*1.6^2.5

OR that maximum return would be initial investment multiplied by 3.24 and then subtract initial investment

Lastly, this is a classic high yield investment program. It can be seen in many place. Google it. Most of these places claim to be legit, claim to never have an end. When in reality it is a pyramid scheme. There are multiple ways to run one of these and it all boils down to this. Keep luring people in by giving returns until you have enough people then stop giving returns and keep the program up until you have drained every last penny. You have to have some money to start one but you give the first say 1000 people a positive return. Then upon telling their friends and those people increasing their investment by the end of the year you have some X number of people say 10000 investing around 100$+ or 1,000,000$

There are other ways to run them but its best to just avoid them or get in and out within the first few weeks.

 

with all that said, I want to find investment opportunities...

I've found two which are good so I'm scouting for more...

 

Your maths could've been true, but they are not correct for this website, things don't work like this in the website.

No, it has not. in month two your account has $12 total.

i'm not posting the url simply because i will be banned by some moderators who won't do google search and say this is scam just by viewing the site.
another reason is, i won't make any profits from you anyway, i won't give you the url to win $2 ref bonus, i get good money without referring anyone.

From what i know, its both, but the ref features are complex for me, i didn't bother to read them all.