HY affiliates - forex related program. Any reviews or comments?
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Paiva
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That’s a great approach. I will think about how to improve my content and attract more clients. I suppose I need to monitor such factors as the number of views, visitors, clicks, and registrants as the result.
Graybeard
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A lot has changed in the past year and an half ...
Too bad there are not any FOREX offers that are licensed in the USA (SEC CFTC).
I just made a database of the zip codes with the most filers of dividend earnings on their tax returns --I know where the rich guys live in disproportionate numbers
Any ideas?
Granifyn
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Your suggestions can be confirmed by a simple chart setup (see below) based on technical analysis. The daily chart lacks momentum to continue the uptrend as the ADX and DI indicator has a declining mainline. However, Ichimoku’s leading span has a robust bullish surplus, while the bears fail to push Bitcoin price under both support lines. If that did not happen in the next few days, the upside pressure would resume, I suppose. On top of that, the Stochastic RSI oscillator bounced off the oversold zone and headed toward the bullish territory. So I think we should expect another test of the recent peak shortly. It’s not so easy to make a long-term forecast based on this picture though.
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Kajin
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Nice pic, mate. Where should I deposit? hahaha
Look, as for me, there’s no difference what asset to pitch. Of course, people talk about Bitcoins. No problems, I can give them an opportunity to trade cryptos with leverage and the opportunity of short-selling with no need to physically own the coin. I spread my referral link everywhere I can regardless of the content. The thing is that if you post an article about the reasons why ZAR/JPY should plunge, you might not get enough views and clicks just because that is a very specific and rare currency pair. Mainstreams are the things we have to focus on as we are affiliate marketers, right?
Look, as for me, there’s no difference what asset to pitch. Of course, people talk about Bitcoins. No problems, I can give them an opportunity to trade cryptos with leverage and the opportunity of short-selling with no need to physically own the coin. I spread my referral link everywhere I can regardless of the content. The thing is that if you post an article about the reasons why ZAR/JPY should plunge, you might not get enough views and clicks just because that is a very specific and rare currency pair. Mainstreams are the things we have to focus on as we are affiliate marketers, right?
Graybeard
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Thank for the reply --just had a thought; Might be best to offer ways for them to spend their money. Investment related software, 'toys' for 'rich guys
'. Brokerages and investments are highly regulated in the US by the SEC or CFTC. Hell,Luxury stuff
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Faelmaran
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My crypto funnel delivers a stable flow of leads with a conversion rate above average. The geography is wide as well, but I’m trying to separate campaigns in different countries and languages just to keep an accurate track record and know how to cope with each of them in the future. Wealthy people in the Middle East go crazy about cryptos. It's good that HYCM has regulations and footprint there.
That’s a great analysis. I will place postponed orders on both sides as the range is not so wide. Moderate targets are something that should be controlled as greed can eat your profits. So if-done orders is a must have in such an approach.
Brightcrusher
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I can see that it’s possible to combine trading with affiliate activity, riight? I read that HY affiliates can withdraw referral commissions right to the HYCM trading account. That’s a great feature. I am going to sign the partner agreement and start working in this direction soon.
Granifyn
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Sounds a bit like a creepy idea, sorry man.
I didn't know barely anything about trading two years ago. Marketing for HY affiliates was the only reason I even strated thinking about markets, charts and that kind of stuff. That really is fascinating and at the moment, as you see, that's not that difficult to make a correct forecast. I've posted the chart here in November and guess what, the same chart was used in my channels and people were like wow, BTC really did the second test of the peak! That's not that difficult to sound wise. But honestly, trading is VERY different from talking about trading.
Markets change all the time. You do a forecast and its either correct or not. Or some part of it can be correct. 'Some part' is enough to create an impression its easy to earn money with trading.
So, answering your question, yeah, you can combine, but to aff marketing using the market forecasts and hot topics of the industry is easier imo than making money with trading.
I didn't know barely anything about trading two years ago. Marketing for HY affiliates was the only reason I even strated thinking about markets, charts and that kind of stuff. That really is fascinating and at the moment, as you see, that's not that difficult to make a correct forecast. I've posted the chart here in November and guess what, the same chart was used in my channels and people were like wow, BTC really did the second test of the peak! That's not that difficult to sound wise. But honestly, trading is VERY different from talking about trading.
Markets change all the time. You do a forecast and its either correct or not. Or some part of it can be correct. 'Some part' is enough to create an impression its easy to earn money with trading.
So, answering your question, yeah, you can combine, but to aff marketing using the market forecasts and hot topics of the industry is easier imo than making money with trading.
Granifyn
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I didn't say that
I only said that markets change FAST. After Bitcoin tested the previous peak from example above, it dropped deep. Really deep.
However, the mid-term prediciton was 100% correct. It really was uptrending. After the nearest prediction comes true that's important to 'fix the profit'. If I was a real trader I would have sold BTC after it tested 68K, or trailed my stop loss to some profitable point, or make a new prediciton... I have no idea in fact. Ther are so many things you can do depending on how the price behaves.
In hy affiliate mareting that's easier to fi the profit. It takes saying: "Look, that's exaclty what I was saying will happen!"
I only said that markets change FAST. After Bitcoin tested the previous peak from example above, it dropped deep. Really deep.
However, the mid-term prediciton was 100% correct. It really was uptrending. After the nearest prediction comes true that's important to 'fix the profit'. If I was a real trader I would have sold BTC after it tested 68K, or trailed my stop loss to some profitable point, or make a new prediciton... I have no idea in fact. Ther are so many things you can do depending on how the price behaves.
In hy affiliate mareting that's easier to fi the profit. It takes saying: "Look, that's exaclty what I was saying will happen!"
and that will lead people to believing that they can easily do the same and make money trading.. I seeI didn't say that
I only said that markets change FAST. After Bitcoin tested the previous peak from example above, it dropped deep. Really deep.
However, the mid-term prediciton was 100% correct. It really was uptrending. After the nearest prediction comes true that's important to 'fix the profit'. If I was a real trader I would have sold BTC after it tested 68K, or trailed my stop loss to some profitable point, or make a new prediciton... I have no idea in fact. Ther are so many things you can do depending on how the price behaves.
In hy affiliate mareting that's easier to fi the profit. It takes saying: "Look, that's exaclty what I was saying will happen!"
Graybeard
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If GBTC (GRAYSCALE BITCOIN TRUST (BTC)) is a harbinger for the futures BTC price tomorrow there may be blood in the water another BTC price drop or even a crash?
What's odd is the BTC price as been stable today to up this morning --unpredictable as ever --like a lotto ticket.
What's odd is the BTC price as been stable today to up this morning --unpredictable as ever --like a lotto ticket.
Granifyn
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I know it sounds a bit weird. The funny thing is that I do believe they can. I didn't know much about trading as I said, but I learnt and it was fun. I opened account myself with the broker to seehow it works in real life. I didn't become a millionaire trading myslef, but neigther I lost any money. I don't promote gambling and I really am sure one can make money trading forex, cryptos or anything else. If I learnt to make nice market forecasts, anyone can. Well, almost anyone. Forecasting is easy unless you play with your own money
haha, you caught me. That's the reason I don't want to be involмed in trading personally. As for the market analitics - they always find how to explain everything telling "I meant this, not that, it's your mistake that you have misundersand me"...BTC is now 46,866 update 46,707
What has changed fundamentally?
The FUD? Emotions?
Did you time the market right/wrong --buy the peak and sell at the dip? </sarcasm>
If we try digging deeper into this matter, the price of various assets has not that much to do with real life since the US dollar stopped being backed up with gold.
Bitcoin found its place in whales portfolios. This means these whales won't let the price be dropped too much. Unless the same whales secretly short BTC futures or use options strategies. I'm starting to think about it and I immediately run into thousands of minor "yes, but" objections.
There is no point in making any market predictions if you can't cash these precictions. IMO that doesn't really matter whether you cash them via buying and selling the assets or by converting the followers into CPA payouts
Bitcoin found its place in whales portfolios. This means these whales won't let the price be dropped too much. Unless the same whales secretly short BTC futures or use options strategies. I'm starting to think about it and I immediately run into thousands of minor "yes, but" objections.
There is no point in making any market predictions if you can't cash these precictions. IMO that doesn't really matter whether you cash them via buying and selling the assets or by converting the followers into CPA payouts
Hi All,
I have literally just created this account and registered our business as a Vendor.
Our platform is a fintech affiliate network and we work with multiple forex brokers and crypto exchanges.
Having not personally worked with HY, we hope too in the future as our growth continues. Right now we have over 25+ deals with all major and regulated names within FX.
Forex is certainly where the good money is these days, but do be careful as ROI is a key factor for these companies, if your traffic is not up to their standard (not re-depositing) they can just cut you off entirely, its also in FX brokers affiliate contracts that they have the right to cut you off, and keep any pending funds with no explanation.(be aware!)
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Ross
I have literally just created this account and registered our business as a Vendor.
Our platform is a fintech affiliate network and we work with multiple forex brokers and crypto exchanges.
Having not personally worked with HY, we hope too in the future as our growth continues. Right now we have over 25+ deals with all major and regulated names within FX.
Forex is certainly where the good money is these days, but do be careful as ROI is a key factor for these companies, if your traffic is not up to their standard (not re-depositing) they can just cut you off entirely, its also in FX brokers affiliate contracts that they have the right to cut you off, and keep any pending funds with no explanation.(be aware!)
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Regards,
Ross
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Faelmaran
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Heh, speaking of affiliate marketing, that's more important to think about economics in terms of what these trends can change in the niche rather than guessing whether the asset might hit the moon or not.
The article is quite impressive. On my side I strongly recommend finding the extract from Ray Dalio's 'Principle'. The chapter 'How I predicted the Great Depression'. The point is that under very similar circumstances - FED priniting the money faster than bloomber prints analytics - markets have seen several VERY different results of such actions. We all know what happened in 1929. But in 1980's inflationary spiral ended up with one of the best bull markets cuz banks lended lots of money to developing countries and to everyone's surprise they didn't announce default (all but Mexico) and vice vera made dollar stronger when started giving the money back. Dalio said it happened cuz FED and International Monetary Fund worked together. FED gave the money, IMF restructured debts so that these countries could actually pay it back.
Once again. What really matter for us as affiliate partners - volatility increases in such circumstances in any case. Volatility is what reatil traders make money with
Faelmaran
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Yeap, that's exactly what I'm saying. Retail traders (successful ones) don't make money with investing. They long and short and make money both ways.
I make money when people get greedy and gealous that others make money this way.
This is why volatility is my friend. I don't have a short-term portfolio consisting of US stocksand Bitcoin that I purchased at 50K per coin.
Inflation is what really concerns me though.
It's been growing a lot recently. No wonder considering how much money'd been printed by fed reserve to boost struggling covid economics.
Anyways, looks like inflation hit prices of consumer goods, such as food and household appliances. Yet, most people didn't get their salaries inflation-adjusted. This means people get more poor.
What happens when people get more poor?
Correct, they start spending more money on food and goods and less money on services.
No matter how we struggle to present brokerage services as a mean to earn money, people are no fools. Well.. most of them aren't If they can't afford losing money on financial markets, they won't gamble.
This is the trend that I see. Please don't ask "what to do" LOL
I make money when people get greedy and gealous that others make money this way.
This is why volatility is my friend. I don't have a short-term portfolio consisting of US stocksand Bitcoin that I purchased at 50K per coin.
Inflation is what really concerns me though.
It's been growing a lot recently. No wonder considering how much money'd been printed by fed reserve to boost struggling covid economics.
Anyways, looks like inflation hit prices of consumer goods, such as food and household appliances. Yet, most people didn't get their salaries inflation-adjusted. This means people get more poor.
What happens when people get more poor?
Correct, they start spending more money on food and goods and less money on services.
No matter how we struggle to present brokerage services as a mean to earn money, people are no fools. Well.. most of them aren't
If they can't afford losing money on financial markets, they won't gamble. This is the trend that I see. Please don't ask "what to do" LOL
Granifyn
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Let me know if I'm mistaken, yet, I remember you've had doubts about volatility being friendly to traders and, most importantly, investors?
I can understand doubling on wealth managent firm. Afterall, overall market retracement is yet another opportunity to add more to investment basket. Every investor carved this on his forehead - say no to no panic sales, invest and forget, etc.
but Pfizer?
Biotech and pharma are no less volatile and risky compared to Bitcoin that you are so sceptic about!
What if the new research comes out saying... well, saying, guys, sorry, it doesn't help according to our new stats.
Very similar to cryptos pharma stocks have many reasons that can make them fold and get delisted from exchange.
I'm not trying to persuade you to drop Pfizer, I just want to understand the rationale - why no to BTC and why strong yes to Pfizer?
I can understand doubling on wealth managent firm. Afterall, overall market retracement is yet another opportunity to add more to investment basket. Every investor carved this on his forehead - say no to no panic sales, invest and forget, etc.
but Pfizer?
Biotech and pharma are no less volatile and risky compared to Bitcoin that you are so sceptic about!
What if the new research comes out saying... well, saying, guys, sorry, it doesn't help according to our new stats.
Very similar to cryptos pharma stocks have many reasons that can make them fold and get delisted from exchange.
I'm not trying to persuade you to drop Pfizer, I just want to understand the rationale - why no to BTC and why strong yes to Pfizer?
Agree to this.
If idiots don't give it a hype of no use.
Mostly it is spreading by the influencers. Their miss-leading statements about make money with no risk and showing money making that easy makes people greedy and all start to believe that they are getting something realistic!
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