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The sequel is almost upon us. All eyes on Europe.Originally Posted by lordbyroniv
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I think gold hits 2000 by end of this month
Nice to see silver slowly consolidating to 50
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-...rits-same-rage
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The sequel is almost upon us. All eyes on Europe.
Don't look to Europe for any easing of the crisis. The general mood here is apathetic.
Guess you were wrong about that.
A fresh record high of $1921 was the top before the Central banks started banging her down. No doubt, I was wrong, but I was close. And this run aint over by a long shot. Have any of you domainers figured out how screwed we are ?
Here's a hint --->> http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-...-dominoes-debt
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We need more people like Nigel Farage in the European parliament telling these bureacrats what mad men they are. They are on a collision course with destiny. Herman Van Rompuy should be thrown in prison for what he is doing.
http://www.ricksblog.com/my_weblog/2...our-share.html
The deplorable state of our economy has gone main stream in the domaining community. See Ricks post above.
It cannot be much longer before the SHTF. I hope the United States doesnt go and bomb Iran now. War drums certainly starting to get louder.
The end game is getting close
Getting back on-topic,...
DNJ is pretty good at reporting sales for select venues reporting,..
And you can watch the IDNX for commodity trends.
Or you can watch marketwatch or the DJI or even the gold index.
But they dont all tell the whole story.
DNJ shows that big money gets spent somehow on somenames.
The IDNX translates into a dynamic trendline, which is kinda useful even though without benchmark holdings.
The markets and gold reflect wide scope capitol shift worldwide and very sentimental.
So in retrospect, what does this mean to us. The domain market.
What we have witnessed and likely experienced is several trends.
An obvious loss in the reseller marketplace as endusers tighten belts.
Premium name consolidations reflected in multi-$x purchases, either by endusers or bigger buyer clearinghouses for future sales.
A smaller price for enduser purchasers reflecting 1k to 5k purchases.
A larger group of resellers buying within their budget to aquire catalog inventory that may service the eventual return of mid to small biz end user return purchases.
The complete obliteration of slighty to seriously less-quality names being absorbed by end users, with the brunt being dropped or absorbed into noob-late entry domainer hopefuls catalogs.
What I am seeing, by date of this post, since January, is great names in lesser demands, but still commanding good numbers when the right buyer stepps in; ALOT more flipping to domainers, lamely propping up numbers on "pretty-good" names (at least half of what is reported on DNJ; a significant but steady growth on decent quality coms and geo coms to mid and small biz, albiet for a deflated 1k to 5k range; and countless 1 to 100 dollar domains that just a few scarce years ago may have tagged 1k to 5k.
This is 'industry' or 'market' consolidation. No if and or butts.
What I suspect will happen shortly, over a few months, is the market for domains will define itself.
Top names will be king, still and of course.
The good keyword coms and geo coms, as well as brandables, will sag for many months, but continue to pick up after the market begins to absorb available properties. (fast drying up but still too much glut atm)
The trash, yes everything else,.... will end up in the drop-bucket dumpsters finally, but rarely reserected by the occasional hopeful purchase soon to be dropped.
The market is tightening up for resellers, and there is only soo long before the 95% domainers, quit being dupped by the 1% sales pitch. (not a political statement, just an investment statement)
m2c
Sounds like a reasonable analysis of the situation and one that is well worth considering by domain name investors.
Last edited by Traveltext; 05-13-2012 at 12:41 AM. Reason: typo
Excellent Contribution !!!! Still absorbing your post.Getting back on-topic,...
DNJ is pretty good at reporting sales for select venues reporting,..
And you can watch the IDNX for commodity trends.
Or you can watch marketwatch or the DJI or even the gold index.
But they dont all tell the whole story.
DNJ shows that big money gets spent somehow on somenames.
The IDNX translates into a dynamic trendline, which is kinda useful even though without benchmark holdings.
The markets and gold reflect wide scope capitol shift worldwide and very sentimental.
So in retrospect, what does this mean to us. The domain market.
What we have witnessed and likely experienced is several trends.
An obvious loss in the reseller marketplace as endusers tighten belts.
Premium name consolidations reflected in multi-$x purchases, either by endusers or bigger buyer clearinghouses for future sales.
A smaller price for enduser purchasers reflecting 1k to 5k purchases.
A larger group of resellers buying within their budget to aquire catalog inventory that may service the eventual return of mid to small biz end user return purchases.
The complete obliteration of slighty to seriously less-quality names being absorbed by end users, with the brunt being dropped or absorbed into noob-late entry domainer hopefuls catalogs.
What I am seeing, by date of this post, since January, is great names in lesser demands, but still commanding good numbers when the right buyer stepps in; ALOT more flipping to domainers, lamely propping up numbers on "pretty-good" names (at least half of what is reported on DNJ; a significant but steady growth on decent quality coms and geo coms to mid and small biz, albiet for a deflated 1k to 5k range; and countless 1 to 100 dollar domains that just a few scarce years ago may have tagged 1k to 5k.
This is 'industry' or 'market' consolidation. No if and or butts.
What I suspect will happen shortly, over a few months, is the market for domains will define itself.
Top names will be king, still and of course.
The good keyword coms and geo coms, as well as brandables, will sag for many months, but continue to pick up after the market begins to absorb available properties. (fast drying up but still too much glut atm)
The trash, yes everything else,.... will end up in the drop-bucket dumpsters finally, but rarely reserected by the occasional hopeful purchase soon to be dropped.
The market is tightening up for resellers, and there is only soo long before the 95% domainers, quit being dupped by the 1% sales pitch. (not a political statement, just an investment statement)
m2c
Bank runs have begun
The elite are gonna try to tie the mass of europe under a single yoke
Cash is king until Gold rules the day
A whiff of deflation is very inflationary
All hands on Deck !
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