Yahoo: TRAFFIC Domain Name Conference Auctions Evaluated

[socalboy]

Ryan, sometimes the moderators are in the twilight zone. Just go back yourself and Edit-->place "Deleted" there instead.

Re the substantive issue: I'm also quite interested to see what happens. I'm of the opinion that the numbers will surpass. This is a function more of global economy than anything else. With the US and China running the printing press round the clock now, lots of money sloshing about, and finding its way into every little crevice.

I think it's only up from here for the foreseeable future until the ultimate trainwreck, which will probably start with China. From what I've read, for the last several months the inflation rate there is rising close to 1% MONTH TO MONTH! Hey, the Chinese have a lot of USD to dispose of right now

Let the party roll on....

 

[DomainMart]

Are you saying that you [Moniker] are also using statistical techniques, but with more stats and data?

As I have not heard back from Moniker, does anyone know the answer?

 

[carlton]

TRAFFIC Domain Name Conference Auctions Evaluated in New Analysis by Research and Appraisal Company Zetetic

Based on analysis of 34,000 historical domain name sales, Zetetic projects the upcoming TRAFFIC Conference Domain Name Auction in Miami to yield nearly US$2 million in sales.

http://www.zetetic.com/about-zetetic/press-release-9-28-2007.html

Maybe someone will project how inaccurate the appraisal experts will be next time. Perhaps Zetetic can analyze themselves.

 

[Find A Date]

Computer.com
$ 30,000
scores.mobi
$ 209,200

:no: Welcome to the domain twilight zone.

According to the Moniker website:

Computers.com sold for $2,200,000.

and

Scores.mobi sold for $33,000.

Auction Results

Robert