Re: Gotta agree, here...and...

Yes, what Steve said has been dead on thus far...though I doubt highly it's been tested with numbers as high as $4k to begin with.

I will say that, while you can double your money on about a monthly basis, you will only continue to do so by putting the funds back to work for you. In other words, once you start withdrawing funds, you won't be able to keep up the pace.

So if your goal is $1,000 a week take home, the actual goal should be $2,000 a week total. This allows you to put $1,000 back into the system and increase what you work with, and still keep $1,000 for yourself.

There are several people I know of that are well into the 6-figure take home a year with DXG...it's all in how you work the system, and where you learn :)

I can guarantee this: If you get the info for free from the various sites, without having access to one of the stronger communities, you probably won't earn near as much. The stronger communities feed on improved strategies...and it's almost a constant learning curve (someone always finds a great tweak here, or a little addition there).

Biased in a way, our forum has the best of both worlds. We had a great group to start with, plus we have a good deal of the stronger DXPowerTeam members posting in there as well ;)

Well, I really should be working while at work.

Let me know if there are any other questions.

Sincerely,

Chris

> Christopher,

> Thank you very much for answering my post.

> I have one more question. Steve said in an earlier post on this thread
> that, "My rule is this (and I've been able to accomplish it with over
> 50 people I've taught e-currency) $100 invested will get you $100/month.
> $500 invested will get you $500 a month. $1000 will get you $1000/month.
> Of course, the LONGER your money is at work....well, it's kinda
> exponential (dredge up yer old high school math book) hehe."

> Going by what Steve said, if someone invested $4000 and of course learns
> the system and follows what he teaches, shouldn't they in general get back
> about $4000 in a month?? If this is true then they would thus, in effect,
> be earning $1000 per week. This means they could cut the amount of time
> from the 6-8 months you were saying to make $1000 per week down to 1
> month, correct? Of course nothing is absolute, for example due to possible
> certain factors I'm sure sometimes it may take 5, 6, or 7 weeks to make
> that $1000 (although, I don't know for sure since I'm not yet in the
> business). But you get the general idea of what I'm saying. What is your
> opinion of being able to earn $4000 per month with an investment of $4000,
> or anyone else's opinion that is involved with eCurrency, for that matter?

> I will be looking forward to your reply.