GOING BACK TO 1995 - Why Domains are over-inflated

[newvista]

We are going back to 1995 baby - The day of the over-inflated domain speculation due to loose monetary policy by the Fed is over

Yet another doom sayer post, all business is cyclical my friend, this present point in the cycle is a low point, but it too will pass.
Whether domain "speculation" as you call it has been over inflated, only the markets will decide, time will tell.

IMO quality domains will prove to be a fine investment.

It beats me why people come onto this forum to spread doom and gloom, being a "glass half full" kind of guy, I can't see any point in the endless threads knocking domaining, unless it's some perverted form of "shadenfreude".

[PRED]

Yet another doom sayer post, all business is cyclical my friend, this present point in the cycle is a low point, but it too will pass.
Whether domain "speculation" as you call it has been over inflated, only the markets will decide, time will tell.

IMO quality domains will prove to be a fine investment.

It beats me why people come onto this forum to spread doom and gloom, being a "glass half full" kind of guy, I can't see any point in the endless threads knocking domaining, unless it's some perverted form of "shadenfreude".

well said, in fact i challenge anyone to find a more solid investment then quality domains and development. to have a network of developed sites, in conjunction with a bank of names that can be sold or additionally developed.

[Gerry]

GOING BACK TO 1995 - Why Domains are over-inflated

Then the logical solution would be a false deflation of the market.

Instead of profiting, every one should sell their names for $49.95 which I believe was reg fee then.

I don't remember anyone "collecting" domain names back then so there was no need to ask for more than reg fee because chances are if you wanted it, it was available.

[britishbulldog]

Yeah i mean you cannot get a better ROI anywhere example i bought a domain for £37 and sold with 10 days fro £900.......if you can find a better investment let me know ?