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Andrei — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:46:48 +0000

@StanCharlotte: 1) When it comes to the 5% I’ve referred to, gathering data/gaining experience should be your #1 goal. The most valuable lessons are learned by putting your own money at risk, it would be great if we could gain experience without losing money but that’s unfortunately not how things work

2) At the beginning, I’d suggest selling a few names in order to let the market prove you right or wrong. The first domains you’ll buy will probably not be “buy and hold material”, I’m sure most domainers can’t help but laugh out loud when they remember the crap they spent money on back when they started out

3) Things are anything but predictable these days and I can assure you most of the calculations you make today will not be relevant let’s say this time next year. IMO, trial and error is where it’s at. Buy domains, sell domains and once you have some results under your belt, trust your instincts. Aside from that, don’t forget that common sense if your most powerful weapon. It would be great if we had more control over everything but we unfortunately just don’t and as a result, we have to take calculated risks.

By: Shane

Shane — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:21:01 +0000

The money burning a hole in my pocket is my biggest problem. I always feel like I need to get it working for me again instead thinking it out first