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News Commentary #325 – In Vinom Veritas Has 200 Days Anniversary!

Wine is Ready at In Vinom Veritas!

This news release from In Vinom Veritas (reviewed here) doesn’t really have much value for investors.  However, I’m repeating it mostly because it is SO much fun to read the stuff that In Vinom Veritas (IVV for short!) puts into print!  They have an almost poetic style which has a very irresistible allure.  So, for your reading pleasure, here is what the folks at the winery have to say…

200 days. Congratulations on our next anniversary!

The laying of wine for aging took place on July 20, 2017, and the aging period, approaching February 05, 2018, already counts 200 days.

The wine on exposure was subjected to a number of technological operations: processing with heat and cold, stabilizers, sulfur dioxide and oxygen dosing, filtration, blending, refilling and refilling.

In the process of aging we naturally encountered also various kinds of pests and ill-wishers. But endurance, such would not be, if it did not help the guilt to develop, ensuring its optimal maturation. We can confidently say that the endurance “brings up” wine!

The French say: A day without wine is a day without the sun.

Although we only reviewed IVV a few weeks ago, you may have forgotten what their investment programs look like.  Here’s what we had to say about them in our “First Thoughts” article about the program…

There are four investment plans that become more profitable, the more you invest.  This is normal, I suppose.  The most modest plan, the “Breezy” plan, pays 0.8% per day for seven days and returns your investment at the end of the plan.  This plan only requires an investment of from $5 to $250.  On the other end of the spectrum, the “Gorgeous” plan pays 15% per day for nine days and returns your investment as part of the interest payments.  However, this plan is limited to big spenders as the investment limits are from $10,001 to $50,000.  The other two investment plans are between these two extremes.  However, as you probably suspect, like these two plans, all the plans are very short term.

Even just a quick look at these two investment plans might confuse you a bit.  One plan returns your investment at its conclusion while the other does not.  Then, we also have terms of different lengths.  So, it can be difficult to determine exactly how profitable the plans really are — as well as how risky it might be to invest in them.

Then, in our review of IVV, we sorted through all this and came up with the following results…

It is very easy to see that the Gorgeous plan is the most profitable by far; it is almost in a class by itself.  However, if you remember that it takes a minimum of $10,001 to participate in this investment plan, it becomes pretty obvious that almost no one will utilize it.  It is simply beyond the reach of the typical online investor.  And, the wise online investor would probably want a lot more information about the program itself than the website provides before investing this kind of money.  This comment applies not only to IVV, but to just about all HYIPs that offer investment plans with such a high entry price tag.  However, if you are VERY brave, perhaps this plan might be for you.  Theoretically, it offers you over twice the profitability of the Tasty plan, the next most profitable plan.

Now, let’s return to a discussion of the first three investment plans.  In HYIP Insights #12, we discussed ranges of DNIs that we felt were indicators of the probability of survivability of HYIP investment programs.  Specifically, we suggested that, if a program offers investment plans with DNIs that are less than 1%, it might have a high probability of long term survivability.  On the other hand, programs offering investment plans with DNIs greater than 2% might have only a limited chance of long term survival.  Programs with investment plans having DNIs between 1% and 2% could go either way depending on a number of factors.  Concerning the IVV investment plans, the Breezy and the Aged plans have DNIs that are below 1%.  The Tasty plan has a DNI of 1.5% which really isn’t too bad.  The Gorgeous plan has a DNI of 3.89% that is quite high.  However, as I have already indicated, that plan will probably be used only rarely, if at all.  So, it will probably have little influence on the survivability of the overall program.  So, with all this in mind, the prognosis for long term survivability of the IVV program is pretty good — probably as good, if not better, than the typical HYIP.

Then we summarized the review by saying…

In summary, IVV is an interesting program with a very tasty product.  It offers four short term investment plans.  Three out of four of them make good sense.  The one hi-ticket plan probably will not be used which is good as it would detract from the survivability of the overall program.  So, if short term investment programs are to your liking, this might be exactly what you are looking for.

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